Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6 explained: Savannah's chaotic return and Martin's inner turmoil 

Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6, titled Can't Stop the Healing, aired on FOX on November 3. According to IMDb, the official synopsis for the episode reads as follows:

"Martin tries to debunk Port Wenn's sudden miracle cures as homeopath Savannah returns; he grows wary of Louisa and Parker's new bond."

According to TV Fanatic, the latest episode of Best Medicine Season 2 featured a strange medical emergency for Dr. Martin when Savannah Michaud returned to Port Wenn. Fans will remember that Savannah, the alternative medicine practitioner who clashed with Dr. Martin, appeared in Season 1 and accidentally unleashed a plague in the town. Amid harrowing medical cases and Louisa's growing bond with Parker, Martin set out to debunk Savannah's miracles.

Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6 marks Savannah's return

The sixth episode of Best Medicine Season 2 featured Savannah's return in Port Wenn. Martin was naturally displeased by the return of the alternative medicine practitioner, who 'accidentally' gave the Port Wenn residents bubonic plague. But Savannah said that she was a changed woman after acquiring a naturopathy license. She set up her healing center in the back of Irma's salon. The episode set up an interesting medical challenge for Martin, who was tasked with protecting the residents, who still believed in Savannah's healing miracles.

Things took a turn in Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6 when Savannah's miracles began falling apart after she turned a woman orange with a carrot diet. Elsewhere, Martin faced another medical challenge when he met an older woman claiming to have a stroke. Martin's grumpiness was on full display when the woman refused to cooperate and share details of her medical history.

Savannah created a problem for George in Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6

George was gearing up for the visit of a high-profile food critic in Salty Breeze. Things took a turn in Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6 when Savannah offered to cure George's cold before the critic's arrival. But her homeopathic remedies had the opposite effect on George, and he lost his taste buds entirely, which created an unusual challenge for him.

When George started panicking over the recent turn of events, Greg suggested recruiting Gina, the pizza truck owner who nearly stole all their customers in an earlier episode. While George did not want to use Gina's expertise, he had no choice. And she actually helped him improve his scallops. The episode featured a hilarious twist when one of Martin's patients was revealed to be George's food critic in disguise, who was fed the improved scallops.

This incident highlighted that Savannah's methods were not miraculous after all, and Port Wenn finally understood Martin's take on alternative medicine.

Dr. Martin and Louisa's relationship takes a turn in Episode 6

Another subplot in Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6 saw Martin navigate his feelings after he witnessed Louisa and Parker share an intimate moment. While Martin was naturally annoyed with Parker's presence, Aunt Sarah actually liked him, which felt like a stab in the back. Things took a turn when Parker revealed his true connection with Martin. Martin and Parker had a history in medical school, which made Louisa worried about Martin's assignment. Louisa feared Parker would not be fair in his assessment, and this made her concerned about Martin's career.

In the final moments of Best Medicine Season 2 Episode 6, Louisa confronted Martin about his connection with Parker. During their conversation, Louisa revealed that she needed someone who listened to her needs, which triggered Martin's insecurities about not being a people person. After Louisa's departure, Martin chose to change his ways and extended an olive branch to Glendon, offering help with his cancer treatment.

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