Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for Virgin River season 6!
The show has run for six seasons, with a seventh on the way.
I was introduced toVirgin Riverwhen season 4 came out.
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As much as I want to like it, I have a love-hate relationship with the Netflix show.
Luckily, one interesting fan theory fixes my complaint, stopping me from quittingVirgin Riveraltogether.
Theoretically, every season lasts approximately one month.
There are 3 weeks between the end of seasons 2 and 3.
Three months are between theend ofVirgin Riverseason 5, part 2and the Christmas episodes.
Another three-month jump occurs between the Christmas episodes and season 6.
However, this timeline makes other events of the show even more confusing.
Jack somehow recovers from a severe gunshot wound and moves in with Mel in a matter of three weeks.
Virgin Riverseason 6 only makes me even more frustrated.
Preachers trial also feels rushed because they went from finding a body to finishing the trial in three months.
Ultimately, the inconsistency of how time moves in Virgin River gives me mental whiplash.
However, I found a three-year-old fan theory on Reddit that fixes the issue.
Time can seem to stand still, and Jack can heal from a gunshot wound almost immediately.
Charmaine can remain pregnant for five seasons, while Preacher goes to trial for murder in less than one.
There are no rules about how long a TBI takes to heal or when genetic testing can occur.
Like the timeline, this aspect of the show can be forgiven in a mystical setting.
Ultimately, the afterlife theory isnt perfect.
Multiple flaws exist that could make it less gratifying for others.
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