Drama

'Call the Midwife' Season 9 Will Begin on PBS This Spring

Lacy Baugher Milas

29 Dec 2019 — 2 min read

Mark your calendars: Heartwarming drama Call the Midwife will officially return to PBS for its ninth season this Spring.

Now that we've officially spent Christmas in Poplar - or in Scotland with some Poplar residents, if you want to get super technical - it's time to start looking toward the next full season of the popular drama, which is airing sooner than you might think.

Season 9 will begin on Sunday, March 29, 2020 and take our favorite nuns and midwives into the mid-1960s. (Our lucky friends in the U.K. will see the new episodess a few weeks before we do, but, as usual, the U.S. audience on PBS won't be too far behind.) The season will once again be comprised of eight episodes, and the story begins in 1965.

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