I’m running some tests, want to join me? Oh, and are we sure that the placenta and membrane were all intact? Trixie: Hey, am I reading this right? Was Can’t Have It All, my patient from At the Very Posh Maternity Hospital, Trixie buttonholes Very Posh Doc. Anyway, this being Call the Midwife, I have a feeling that something good will happen for this family by the end of the episode, but ugh, this sucks. Way to continue to be incrediby racist, England (yes, I know the US is just as bad if not worse). Clarke: Yeah, exactly: not for Black folks like us.
I got fired for this, and now I can’t get an accountant job. Clarke: Nah, it’s a minor workplace injury. Clarke seems to have a pretty serious limp.Ĭyril: Hey, look, I’m happy to help, but do we need to get your leg checked out also? The episode also starts with a family, the Clarkes, getting evicted while a crowd boos their landlord, so it seems that the housing crisis in Poplar is only getting worse.Īcross town, Cyril helps the Clarke family carry their stuff, and notices that Mr.
Remember how I thought last week was unusually grim, even for Call The Midwife? Episode 2 is shaping up to be no different, starting with the Nonnatus crew reacting to news of the Moors Murders, a horribly upsetting true crime story that Americans may not know (it involves a couple who murdered and sexually assaulted five children, which explains why all of our midwife friends are so righteously furious). Ready? Take a deep (lamaze) breath, and prepare yourself for Season 10! Need a refresher on what happened last season? Check out our Season Holiday Special recaps here. Between our scrappy nurses, sassy nuns and gut-wrenching emotional trauma that somehow keeps you wanting more, there’s a lot to be excited about. As summer fades into autumn, we have more than just the metaphorical birth of a new season to contend with: it’s also time for the return of PBS favorite, Call The Midwife. Every season, the Drama After Dark team gathers ‘round the (yes, still online) conference room table to watch the latest and greatest in British dramas.
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