Drama following the lives of a group of midwives working in the poverty-stricken East End of London during the 1950s, based on the best-selling memoirs of Jennifer Worth.
The best episode of "Call the Midwife" season 6 is "Episode 1", rated 8.2/10 from 405 user votes. It was directed by Sheree Folkson and written by N/A. "Episode 1" aired on 1/22/2017 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Episode 2".
The team reunite but all is not well when a change of management shakes up Nonnatus House.
Director: Sheree Folkson
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An explosion at the docks brings heartache to the people of Poplar, whilst Sister Ursula continues to ruffle feathers with her unpopular decisions.
Director: Sheree Folkson
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The winds of change are blowing through Poplar, as a new government paper calls for the eradication of small hospitals in favour of large general hospitals. Dr Turner and Shelagh are informed that an inspection of the maternity home will decide its fate.
Director: Lisa Clarke
Writer: N/A
An expectant mother with financial struggles enters into a painful arrangement with her cousin. As Tom provides pastoral care, he reveals why this case touched him more than most.
Director: Lisa Clarke
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Nonnatus House welcomes a new recruit, Nurse Valerie Dyer. A vulnerable young man captures Fred and Violet's hearts, whilst the whereabouts of Sister Mary Cynthia is a concern.
Director: James Larkin
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Valerie Dyer cares for a pregnant Somali woman and is shocked by aspects of this unfamiliar culture. The nuns and midwives try to provide the best care for Sister Mary Cynthia.
Director: James Larkin
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Dr Turner helps the Mullucks cope with the stresses of caring for a disabled child as the terrible legacy of thalidomide becomes apparent and Nurse Crane faces an unexpected crisis.
Director: Sydney Macartney
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An unexpected turn of events leads to a wedding being hastily arranged. Shelagh finally goes into labour. The arrival of the pill leads to unforeseen consequences.
Director: Sydney Macartney
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