Call the Midwife’s 14th season will conclude this evening (March 2) after eight episodes. As Nancy Corrigan gets ready to wed Roger Noble (Connor O’Donnell), she returns to Poplar.
Can Sister Catherine (played by Molly Vevers) leave her “past heartache” at the altar in the meantime? “A mother and baby home is evacuated, Nancy’s wedding plans take a surprising turn, and Sister Catherine takes her first vows,” according to the Radio Times synopsis.
When does the last episode of Call the Midwife air on television?
BBC One and BBC iPlayer will broadcast the last episode of Call the Midwife season 14 from 8 to 9 p.m. Since Stephen McGann, who plays Dr. Patrick Turner, hinted at Sister Hilda’s (Fenella Woolgar) reappearance in the “beautiful” last episode, fans have been anxiously anticipating what will happen next.
“There’s a sense of things being rounded up beautifully, but there’s also, as you know with Call the Midwife, there’s drama there, too,” he also said earlier this week to Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard of This Morning. There is also heartache.
Many people have expressed their joy after seeing this post on X: “I’m excited to watch the Call the Midwife finale tomorrow night. I’ll miss this BBC drama, which is my favorite.
I hope the creator of this lovely series brings back episodes.” “I’m looking forward to watching the last episode on Sunday evening; it sounds like it’s going to have a beautiful or sad ending,” the person continued. Others, meanwhile, expressed disbelief that Series 14 was coming to an end so quickly and called for additional episodes. One person wrote: “Finale!!?? Already? Instead of these garbage soap operas, it should air five days a week.
