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Post by MS on Mar 4, 2018 3:49:01 GMT -5
Season 7, Episode 5: Fascinating case of the smallpox victim. Pretty good how Lucille handled her case here. It was sure interesting timing the return of Tom and Barbara to Poplar.
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Post by MS on Mar 10, 2018 9:09:45 GMT -5
Season 7, Episode 6: Antepenultimate episode of season 7. Sad when the patriarch of an Irish family got killed the accident and what his widow had to go through afterwards including escaping from a fire from her newsagent with her kids. Sad the revelation that leads to a mental asylum. Harrowing that Barbara may have septicaemia.
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Post by MS on Mar 12, 2018 22:43:36 GMT -5
Season 7, Episode 7: Penultimate episode of season 7. So sad and shocking that Barbara dies from septicaemia. Certainly overshadowed the other plotlines including teenager at a remand home and his pregnant wife.
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Post by MS on Mar 30, 2018 8:45:42 GMT -5
Season 7, Episode 8: Season 7 finale. This episode marked Trevor Cooper’s fourth appearance as Sergeant Woolf and guest starred David Calder and both were in the short-lived Star Cops (1987) with it being headlined by Calder. Sad that this episode starts with Barbara’s funeral. The assassination of US President John F. Kennedy takes place during this episode which was aired on March 11 2018. Coincidentally The Crown season 2 in 2.8 Dear Mrs Kennedy also briefly touched upon the assassination and The Crown season 2 was released three months earlier on December 8 2017.
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Post by MS on Dec 9, 2018 1:41:17 GMT -5
Lucky Man 3.4 Missing Persons had Aimee Coe (Rosa Coduri) saying that she watches Call The Midwife.
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Post by MS on Dec 23, 2018 9:21:16 GMT -5
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Post by MS on Dec 28, 2018 15:43:11 GMT -5
Call The Midwife 2018 Christmas Special: Not bad storyline about the Chinese kids. Sister Julienne runs for election to be the new Mother Superior. For a moment it gave the indication that she won only to turn out to be Sister Mildred instead. This has Jack Shalloo playing Bobby Hollier whose wife is pregnant. Shalloo should know what that feels likes as he had played the pregnant man Yoss in Doctor Who: The Tsuranga Conundrum which came almost two months earlier on November 4 2018.
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Post by MS on Jan 22, 2019 11:02:10 GMT -5
Season 8, Episode 2: Moving episode as Lucille becomes in the case of Clarice Millgrove (Annette Crosbie) as Clarice fights to keep her home but this was unsuccessful. Sad when Clarice dies in bed. A truly a superb and beautiful performance by Crosbie as Clarice.
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Post by MS on Jan 29, 2019 3:19:15 GMT -5
Season 8, Episode 3: Congratulations to Violet on being elected to the local council. Moving story about the mother who just had given birth to her second child, her first having died when still being little. Quite unexpected the beach outside Nonnatus House but the beach did look nice when it came to fruition.
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Post by MS on Feb 6, 2019 1:01:43 GMT -5
Season 8, Episode 4: What a surprise that Doctor Who: The Aztecs was on television at Nonnatus House and what a fan Sister Monica Joan is of the First Doctor William Hartnell. This comes just months after Call The Midwife was referenced in The Tsuranga Conundrum.
In a funny coincidence I was reading my comments on The Tsuranga Conundrum including the said Call The Midwife reference just before coming across the Doctor Who viewing in Call The Midwife. This Call The Midwife episode is co-written by an Amy Roberts and does not seem to be the same Amy Roberts who was costume designer of Doctor Who between 1977 and 1983. This episode guest starred Niky Wardley who had played Eighth Doctor Big Finish companion Tamsin Drew made canonical by The Night of the Doctor. In addition to this whether this was intended as a further Who reference there is a couple here with the surname of Tennant. Perhaps named after Tenth Doctor David Tennant.
Niky Wardley played Enid Wilson and she and her adult daughter are both pregnant.
No doubt it is bizarre for anyone to be born at the same time of an uncle or aunt.
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Post by MS on Dec 26, 2019 18:26:23 GMT -5
2019 Christmas Special: This has the residents of Nonnatus House going to the Outer Hebrides. Fascinating storyline with the teenage girl Effie and interesting on Phyllis revealing that was brought up by an unmarried mother and how it influence of what she is doing now.
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Post by MS on Jan 14, 2020 10:28:01 GMT -5
Season 9, Episode 1: Season 9 opener. Intriguing episode about the baby of a housekeeper. Mother Mildred sure provided a clue to the baby's father when she asked the Father who the father is. Horrifying that Nonannatus House has been earmarked for demolition.
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Post by MS on Jan 20, 2020 1:51:00 GMT -5
Season 9, Episode 2: Sad about Florrie whose condition made her forget that she was minding her little granddaughter. Moving story about Tina.
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Post by MS on Jan 29, 2020 6:21:41 GMT -5
Season 9, Episode 3: Series writing debut by former Doctor Who script editor Helen Raynor. This episode came on January 19 2019, the same day as Doctor Who: Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror and it has things in common with Raynor's Doctor Who writing debut Daleks In Manhattan. Both said Doctor Who episodes were set in New York and showed the Statue of Liberty. Raynor's episode is the fourth episode of David Tennant's second season as the Doctor and correspondingly Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror is the fourth episode of Jodie Whittaker's second season as the Doctor. Raynor's Call The Midwife debut has a reference to Jean Shrimpton and Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror guest star Robert Glenister played Jean Shrimpton's father in We'll Take Manhattan and incidentally Jean Shrimpton was played by Karen Gillan. As well as the same writer Daleks In Manhattan & Call The Midwife 9.3 shares the same guest star in Alexis Caley. Intriguing that Lucille helped give birth to a baby in a lift. Moving about that family from East Pakistan. Pretty good that fashion show at the end.
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Post by MS on Feb 4, 2020 10:47:31 GMT -5
Season 9, Episode 4: Not bad episode about trainee doctors and that revelation about pigeons.
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