As Call the Midwife returns for its highly anticipated 14th series, fans have been teased with hints that one popular character will face significant trouble ahead.
What’s in Store for Mayor Violet?
Annabelle Apsion’s character, Mayor Violet Buckle, finds herself in a tense situation in the new season. First-look images from the BBC drama reveal her attempting to calm activists protesting on the Isle of Dogs, but the official Call the Midwife Instagram account suggests she will soon face challenges much closer to home.
The teaser read:
“In our first episode, the Isle of Dogs erupts in protest – but when Mayor Violet attempts to calm the agitators, she discovers trouble on her own doorstep…
Fans React to the Exciting Return
Loyal viewers of the beloved BBC series shared their excitement ahead of the premiere, commenting:
- “I am so looking forward to it, can’t wait!”
- “So so excited for tonight’s first episode!”
- “Can not wait!! X”
What to Expect from Series 14
Set in the 1970s, the new series brings fresh challenges and societal changes for the nurses and midwives of Nonnatus House.
- The team must support a pregnant teenage girl, whose deeply religious parents believe in an immaculate conception.
- London sees a rise in protests and demonstrations, with activists blockading access to the Isle of Dogs.
- Helen George’s character, Trixie, takes on a major new role, playing an instrumental part in Poplar’s management plans.
The Legacy of Call the Midwife
Since its debut in 2012, Call the Midwife has remained one of the BBC’s most-watched dramas, capturing the hearts of audiences worldwide. Originally inspired by Jennifer Worth’s memoirs, the series continues to explore the real-life struggles and triumphs of midwifery in London’s East End.
When and Where to Watch
Call the Midwife airs weekly on Sundays at 8 p.m. on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Fans can expect another season filled with emotion, social change, and unforgettable moments.
