Call the Midwife — Series 7
Series seven sees Nonnatus House facing unprecedented trials, both within its walls and in the rapidly changing East End. As Victorian terraces give way to modern high-rise housing, the community’s needs – and the challenges faced by the nuns and nurses – grow ever more complex. From battling devastating illnesses like leprosy and stroke to supporting vulnerable women, their dedication is constantly tested. Trixie's burgeoning romance with Christopher deepens, while Tom and Barbara settle into the joys of married life. But tensions rise as Nurse Crane encounters an unexpected challenge to her leadership, and Sister Monica Joan grapples with the realities of a mind slowly fading. And for the Turner family, life takes a surprising turn when Shelagh decides to bring an au pair into their home.
Winter persists at Nonnatus House, and a new face joins the team: Lucille Anderson, their newest midwife. Meanwhile, Nurse Crane and Dr. Turner attend to an elderly patient battling cancer, now facing the threat of eviction.
The arrival of a new mother's illness throws Lucille into a renewed confrontation with racism and prejudice. Meanwhile, Sister Winifred advocates persistently for greater paternal involvement in infant care.
The news arrived like a physical blow, a devastating diagnosis for the expectant mother. Meanwhile, Fred and Violet, in a gesture of lightheartedness perhaps, decided to organize a beauty contest. Elsewhere, the delicate balance of Trixie a…
Sister Julienne finds herself immersed in a world unfamiliar to her when she is asked to assist a Pakistani family. Having accepted her own inability to have children, Mumtaz Gani is deeply saddened when her husband, Saddiq, introduces a se…
Lucille faced the daunting task of earning the confidence of a mother consumed by fear of childbirth. Meanwhile, Nurse Crane and Dr. Turner were urgently seeking a possible case of smallpox.
Barbara found herself drawn into the life of a woman recently widowed and carrying a child. Meanwhile, Sister Monica Joan underwent cataract surgery.
Dr. Turner finds himself drawn into the life of a young man wrestling with difficulties, while Lucille forges new connections with others. Separately, Barbara is hospitalized and unwell.
A collective effort is needed to prepare for Sister Monica Joan’s birthday. At the same time, the closure of the local maternity home draws a wave of expectant mothers to the Nonnatus midwives.
