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Louisa Glasson quotes from Doc Martin

Played by Caroline Catz · 48 quotes · page 2 of 4

Louisa Glasson

Played by Caroline Catz

Doc Martin · 234 quotes

2nd most-quoted character in Doc Martin: in 48 of its 234 quotes
Most scenes with: Dr. Martin Ellingham (39), Roger Fenn (2), Dr. Ruth Ellingham (2)

Scenes with Louisa Glasson 44

(Martin and Louisa are in the back of a taxi. Louisa leans over and kisses Martin passionately)

I'm assuming you have a regular dental hygiene routine.

Louisa Glasson

Well obviously not in the last few hours, but thank you very much - yes I have.

Well that would suggest rhinositis or gastro-oesophagal reflux.

Louisa Glasson

Are you saying I've got bad breath?

I just think it would be wise to rule out any infections of the aero-digestive tract. Obviously a dietary explanation would be the happiest outcome.

(Louisa looks very offended. She gets the taxi to stop, and makes Martin get out and walk).

(While Peter Cronk is staying with Dr Martin Ellingham, he persuades Martin to let him rent "an educational video". Later, Louisa is horrified to see that he is watching an X-rated horror film)

Louisa Glasson

What are you watching? Turn it off!

Oh, but they were just about to eat the virgin's eyeballs.

Louisa Glasson

Off! Martin?

He told me it was educational.

Louisa Glasson

Yes, and he just said the words "virgin's eyeballs".

Is that bad?

Louisa Glasson

Martin. About this morning...

What? About your visit to the snake charmer?

Louisa Glasson

I'm sorry you've closed your mind to alternative medicine. But you know that can be effective sometimes.

Frequently is, but unfortunately for my patients with this woman it's a lottery.

Louisa Glasson

Why do you have to upset everyone? When you are with patients, why can't you make an effort? Just *smile*! Try to a small talk! Have a laugh!

Sick people don't want a laugh. They want a doctor who knows what is doing.

Louisa Glasson

They want a bedside manner.

A bedside manner can't cure you.

Louisa Glasson

It makes them feel better.

Can it diagnose an illness in a scanner? Write a prescription?

Louisa Glasson

You know what I mean. Please, for once *just* agree with me. Do *you* know what I'm trying to say?

Actually I find you hard to understand best of times. Whatever you say or do makes no sense to me.

Louisa Glasson

What are we talking about? Are we talking about...? What are we talking about?

I'm not quite sure.

I'm sure that unless this is absolutly an emergency...

Louisa Glasson

I'll consider this an emergency of sorts. You might not think that you are a part of this village but you are, like or not. We are an small community, almost a family. And sometimes people are feeling left out by the way you are. And sometimes people think that you just don't care. And I think that it's about time that someone tells you that.

(Martin and Louisa are sharing a bottle of wine at his house. Rather sheepishly, he explains that he doesn't normally drink alcohol because it makes him fall asleep)

(Looking into Louisa's eyes) You're so beautiful. You're so very beautiful - d'you know that? All I think about, every day, is just catching a glimpse of you.

(They lean across the table and kiss)

(Whispers) Oh, Louisa!

Louisa Glasson

(Whispers) Shhh. Don't spoil it.

I love you. I love you.

Louisa Glasson

Martin, this bloody table's in the way.

(Louisa stands up, about to come round the table to give Martin a cuddle. Martin falls forward onto the table, fast asleep)

(Last night, while drunk, Martin Ellingham told Louisa Glasson that he loved her - and then he passed out)

I embarrassed myself.

Louisa Glasson

No you didn't embarrass yourself. And I'm really glad that you said what you said. I just wish I'd had chance to say that I do too. I love you too.

(Martin stares at her)

Louisa Glasson

What?

Louisa Glasson

What?

It's a difficult word when you think that we don't actually know each other that well.

Louisa Glasson

Martin, we've known each other quite a while now.

Strictly speaking, for you to say you love me when you can't possibly know that you do is... potentially... delusional.

Louisa Glasson

Oh!

There are certain quite well-known disorders where a person falls, without good reason, for someone else and believes that they love them.

Louisa Glasson

(Gobsmacked) Pardon?

De Clerambault's Syndrome, for instance. Also known as erotomania. More common in women. They fall for a man of higher social standing.

(The camera starts to track back to an aerial shot of the bay)

Louisa Glasson

Martin! What the hell are you talking about?

Delusional romantic attachments. Often associated with an excessive intrusiveness into the life of the object of the irrational affection. Stalking, if you like.

(Louisa slaps Martin's face. The credits roll)

TGTerry Glasson

Three miles off the coast. Nelson's Point. You know it?

Yes.

TGTerry Glasson

A Spanish trawler at half mile off Nelson's Point. Tell them that Terry is sending. Say: "Terry me manda a por el paquete."

Oh, yeah. OK.

TGTerry Glasson

Say it! "Terry me manda a por el paquete."

"Terry me manda a por..."

No. It's "Terry me manda a por la paquete."

Louisa Glasson

No, no. It's "a por *el* paquete."

JCJonathan Crozure

Seriously! Tick, tock, tick, tock!

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