Call The Midwife

And the rich father will bail out Nonatus House maybe?

And me

Me also.

I wondered that too Calendargirl Me Too

I wondered that too Calendargirl.

What’s the betting we will see a romance develop between Trixie and the newly widowed rich dad with the baby son?

Clearly in a minority, but no I won't be watching. The first episode of the first series was enough.

I love it, except for Stephen McGann whom I find way too sickly sweet as Dr. Turner!
Great social history.

Yes from here. Have to negotiate with OH though re Grand Prix. I bought another tv to ease the tension ?

grandmajet
All the previous series, including Christmas Specials, may be found on iPlayer.

Trixie looked like she was off to entertain a stag night in that uniform.

I did- almost forgot it was on though! Great viewing again for me on Sundays with CTM followed by LOD.

I enjoy it though that first episode was heavy going! Where are the nice, happy, quick home births? I know where's the drama in that!

It is good that they tackle serious issues like thalidomide and sudden infant death.

Apparently the birthrate, at least in Scotland, is declining, more so since covid. Maybe there will be a post covid baby boom? like the post war bulge.

Same age as me Grandma70's and although poverty wasn't around me personally,I was aware of it, especially if I went to Liverpool.
The series takes me back in part as I was nursing in those times.
Must admit I don't watch it all the time but did read that " Chummy" could be returning, a time when I did watch it when Miranda Hart was in it.

At 26 I was bringing up 4 children, 2 of my own and 2 step-children so had my work cut out, as well as fitting in a few nights on duty.

Yes I did, and that documentary on BBC4 afterwards. Fascinating insights.

And the BBC is saying it will axe BBC4, they are clearly mad

Lucca

Clearly in a minority i find call the midwife nauseating....

I do watch it, but I sympathise with your point of view. It is very sentimental. Stephen McGann (Dr Turner) irritates me no end. I like Laura/Shelagh, though.

I was 26 in 1966 and really had no idea there was such grinding poverty anywhere in this country, so it is educational for me.

I have been watching this again during lockdown and I really welcome this new series. I hope Sister Monica Joan gets her pep back.

kircubbin2000

I enjoyed it but my friend wouldn't watch it as her husband might not enjoy it.

Really? My husband had to record the Grand Prix so I could watch from 8pm until 10pm. Selfish - moi? It was my birthday though.
I loved Midwife as always, I was nursing in the sixties so I can relate to it well.

kircubbin2000 give and take in this house.

kircubbin2000

I enjoyed it but my friend wouldn't watch it as her husband might not enjoy it.

Seriously!!! There are some strange people around ?

CTM is based on real information. I very much liked the first of the new series.

I enjoyed it but my friend wouldn't watch it as her husband might not enjoy it.

It was the perfect night’s viewing for me. My only issue was when to dare run into the kitchen to top up my wine glass so as not to miss anything between 8 and 10. Luckily I timed it perfectly, just before LOD started and when Sister Monica was wittering musing about her crisis of faith.

Another fan here. DH enjoys it too!

Yes - love it. Some of the acting a bit dodgy, but I still love it.