Call the Midwife

2022 - 2 - 13

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Call the Midwife writer hints she would 'dare' kill off characters (Radio Times)

Call the Midwife writer Heidi Thomas has warned fans she would kill off characters, as the fate of Jenny Agutter's Sister Julienne hangs in the balance.

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Reader's letter: 'I felt Lucille was telling my story in Call the Midwife' (Radio Times)

Radio Times reader Katharine Peters shares her response to the moving Call the Midwife storyline which saw Lucille tragically miscarry.

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Call The Midwife fans shocked as Sister Julienne and Dr Turner's ... (Daily Mail)

In Sunday night's episode, the characters, played by Jenny Agutter, 69, and Stephen McGann, 59, were flung to the ground as their Chelmsford to London Liverpool ...

'And, for people who watch the show, I think it's a departure, it's different, it's ambitious. This time, it's the people who are in peril.' The 16yo who ‘Just wants someone to love her’ and then the train crash!' Another posted: 'Oh my Goodness #CallTheMidwife what are you doing to us? Gripping: Call The Midwife fans were left in shock when Sister Julienne and Dr Turner's lives were left hanging in the balance as the pair were thrown from their seats in a train crash Call The Midwife fans were left in shock when Sister Julienne and Dr Turner's lives were left hanging in the balance as the pair were thrown from their seats in a dramatic train crash.

Call the Midwife double death rocks Nonnatus House as writer ... (Daily Express)

CALL THE MIDWIFE writer has dropped a worrying hint over the possible death of two of the most beloved characters on the BBC show.

The show's writer, Heidi Thomas, recently opened up about the dramatic twist and gave a worrying hint in regards to the characters' future on the show. Call the Midwife has recently seen a tragic incident in the last instalment as Doctor Turner (played by Stephen McGann), Sister Julienne (Jenny Agutter) and Nancy Corrigan (Megan Cusack) were left lying the wreckage of a train crash. Nancy, on the other hand, appeared to be the lucky one out of the three and suffered minimal injuries as she was in the adjoining carriage.

Call the Midwife train crash sends fans reeling as they issue warning ... (ChronicleLive)

Sunday's Call The Midwife had a shocking end when a train accident left much loved characters from the BBC show in mortal peril.

#CallTheMidwife won't be the same without either of them." Just caught up and I’m an emotional wreck already. Brilliantly filmed and acted."

Call the Midwife viewers are saying the same thing following ... (HELLO!)

In the episode, Dr. Turner and Sister Julienne are involved in a major train crash, and their fates are left unknown as they are shown to be left unconscious on ...

He and Tim have to go into practice together, and he has to grow old with Shelagh telling him off about sneaking a crafty pie. Of course, people were also keen to share theories on where the show might go next, and some are certainly trying to stay positive! In the preview to the following episode, the pair still haven’t been discovered, while Tim worries that he wasn’t on speaking terms with his father before he boarded the train.

Call the Midwife fans devastated as tragedy rocks the show (digitalspy.com)

Last week's episode saw Sister Monica Joan (Judy Parfitt) visit clairvoyant Dulcie Greenhalgh (Frances Tomelty) after a raven turned up in Nonnatus House.

Equally excited and terrified for people to see it." (Nurse Corrigan was in the toilet at the time, so she escaped relatively unharmed.) Doctor Turner and Sister Julienne have been staples of the show since it started in 2012, but as the residents scrambled to evacuate their houses and help the wounded, viewers were left none the wiser as to the fate of two of the show's best-loved characters and took to Twitter to express their shock and sadness.

Call the Midwife's Lionel should certainly be no stranger (HITC)

Audiences are wondering who plays Lionel in Call the Midwife, so let's get the actor's previous roles addressed as season 11 continues.

As for the series’ future, it’s very bright. However, the focus has somewhat fallen on one in particular. Who plays Lionel in Call the Midwife?

Call The Midwife's Judy Parfitt says husband's dementia made her ... (Daily Express)

CALL THE MIDWIFE star Judy Parfitt has opened up on her marriage and confessed her husband's health woes left her 'feeling very alone'.

“That’s the thing with dementia. Twirlingteacups said: “I’m still not over Sister Evangelina and Barbara dying, and I’ll be a teary mess when Sister Monica Joan dies.” She added: “The person you most want to share those feelings with is the one person you can’t.” The actress continued: “It leaves you feeling very alone in a marriage.” But I felt terribly lonely. She pointed out how she “lost him as a husband” about a year after the diagnosis.

BBC Call the Midwife: Judy Parfitt's 35-year marriage and uncertain ... (Birmingham Live)

Judy Parfitt has played Sister Monica Joan since the very first season of BBC's Call the Midwife.

"I imagine that's what they're thinking of doing. Call the Midwife airs on Sundays at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer As fans of the show will know, Call the Midwife has already been renewed by the BBC for both series 12 (in 2023) and a season 13 (in 2024).

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