Call the Midwife

PBS has released a trailer for the upcoming ninth season of Call the Midwife, coming to our screens later in March. And it's exactly what we all need right about now.

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

We stare into the crystal ball and attempt to predict what's to come in the next decade of British programming

Happy Christmas! If you're reading this, you must have just recently watched the annual Call the Midwife holiday episode. Our friends from Poplar have hit the road once again, this time to help an isolated Scottish community with a serious shortage of medical personnel. Let's take a look back at this visually beauiful and emotionally heartwarming episode.

As 2020 draws near, we take a look ahead at the new British programs are heading our way in the New Year, and discuss the favorites we can't wait to see return.

'Tis the season! The holidays are almost upon us, which means it's nearly time for one of our favorite traditions: The annual Call the Midwife festive special. And this year, our favorite midwives are leaving London behind for a more rural setting - Scotland! 

In the season finale of Call the Midwife, Shelagh plans a fundraising dance to keep her mind off sending May to her adoptive parents, Sister Hilda connects with a terminally ill patient to give her a final wish, Fred and Reggie are out of sorts and Nurse Dyer is called to testify against her grandmother in an emotional court case.

This week on Call the Midwife, a woman's pregnancy is affected by her husband's infidelity, Sister Frances attends her first solo delivery, and Valerie discovers a devastating secret about her family.

This week on Call the Midwife, the Mother House sends back-up for an ailing Nurse Crane, a Poplar family faces serious illness due to dangerous work conditions and a teenage mother fights to keep her baby.