During the first six seasons, the wildly popular drama series of Netflix "Virgin River" introduced viewers to the huge ensemble of characters, even outside the protagonist of the show, Mel Monroe (Alexandra Breckenridge) and the man he is falling, Jackec Sheridan. While Virgin Rivera has several typical locationsSuch as the Jackec Restaurant (adequately titled Jackec Bar), Mel passes the days as a nurse, working for the doctor in the city, Vernon Doc Mulinins (Tim Matton). And throughout the series "Long lasting" (including, it seems to be safe to assume, and the upcoming seventh season, as well as the recently announced eighth season, which will cement the show as the longest Netflix live drama, Even exceeding hits like "you") The Ministry of Interior has allowed Mel to communicate with all types of patients, fellow medical professionals and other diverse staff members.

Among the relatively recent additions to the series is Dr -R Cameron Hayek (Mark Ganime), who joined the show in Season 4. As Doc continues to age and is in danger of losing his sight permanently, having a younger physician had the perfect sense. Of course, the fact that Hayek was, frankly, easy to eyes, added only potential romantic complications for Mel and other stakeholders in the city. But as Virgin Rivera deals with his seventh season, he has some sad news: D -Hayek has left the series regularly. But why did we leave the show?

When D -Hayek joined the Virgin Rivera ensemble, there was not only a sense of new opportunities in the people of the small town of the same name in California, but there was also a real feeling that the idyllic romance between Jackack and Mel was in danger of falling apart. While Mel has always been attracted to Jackec with a harsh, Cameron was a more stable romantic option and has never been shy to speak his mind or call on what he considered bad behavior by Jackec. But when Dr -Hayek seemed to say goodbye to the finals of Season 6, he was not on Mel, but to Muriel St. Claire (Teryl Rotter), an older and vibrant blonde woman in the city she was linked for most of his fifth season. Their bitter dance implied that Hayek could run out well, but the current show -Show, Patrick John Smith, suggested The deadline That while fans can be sad when they see him going, the character can still come back if the story requires it.

"Cameron will always be part of our world and I would like to see his face return," Smith said at the time. "I love Mark and I love the character, so when the possibility is presented, I would like to return it." Since then, Ganime has appeared in several shows and TV films, but he has been a very small part of the sixth season despite being still involved among regular acting roles. Of course, for the dedicated fans of the show, it was a nice surprise that after Cameron had to accept that Mel would not leave Jackec for him, he found a new spark with Muriel. (Muriel had, when the show first began, it seemed like a romantic threat to Doc, not someone particularly younger.) Ganime and roters had a surprisingly effective chemistry with each other and developed a credible loveee between their characters, even if it was not built as it lasted like that of the star. But looking at Cameron only in three episodes of Season 6 (including the final), fans should take a heart that he even had to have some kind of goodbye.

Netflix undoubtedly found success with comfort-style TV dramas like "Virgin River", not only thanks to the hectic, soap-opera-turns and turns of personal and professional lives of the main characters. (If you watch the show, you know that his title sequence and interstitials are visualized with almost hypnotic beautiful images in the northwest of the Pacific.) The fact that the series will now last longer than Something like "orange is new black" It is quite spiritual, especially given that there was no same level of critical recognition or industry. But his success is undeniable given his long term, and the show how this can survive only if there is an expansive ensemble that appeals to many different viewers. So, while Dr. Hayek eventually never posed a serious romantic threat to Jackec and Mel, his presence was only one way that the show's writers were able to withdraw from the original series of books by Robin Carr and maintain their creative juices.

Similarly, the character has never been part of the show's most intense story, as a Jackeck to oppose drugs or experienced PTSD from his experiences in the Iraq war. But thanks to Ganime's charming performance, Dr. Hayek proved to be one of the more underestimated parts of the middle seasons of the "Escape" series. Hopefully, Smith was not just aneus and would actually collaborate with the show writers to find out a way for Ganhe to come back too long. Indeed, while Mel and Jackec may not be too invested in his return, all those fans who want Muriel to stay happy without a doubt - and will be happy for a wonderful little unification.