Call the Midwife” fans are in for a treat this Christmas as stars of the beloved BBC series hint at an ‘unexpected’ twist in the upcoming festive special. Jenny Agutter, who plays the steadfast Sister Julienne, has shared intriguing details about the much-anticipated episode.
The series, a fixture in the BBC lineup since 2012, has captured hearts with its poignant and heartwarming stories of midwives in the East End of London during the 1950s. Now gearing up for its 13th series, “Call the Midwife” has not only secured its place as a television favourite but has also been renewed through at least 2026.
In a recent appearance on ITV’s “Loose Women,” Agutter teased fans with hints of a special Christmas surprise. “It is quite a special Christmas for everybody,” she revealed. There is something in there which is going to be a surprise to everybody… It was a lovely surprise reading it. It’s unexpected, there’s quite a build-up to it – and I can say no more.”
Stephen McGann, who brings Dr. Turner to life on the show, also shared his insights. He highlighted the emotional depth of the Christmas special, focusing on a storyline about a societal outcast and their struggles. McGann promised a moving narrative with a beautiful central performance that is sure to resonate with viewers.
As December rolls in, the “Call the Midwife” team is ramping up the excitement with teases and tidbits about their Christmas Special. December is upon us, the first window of the advent calendar is open, and here at Call the Midwife we begin the final countdown to our seasonal episode!” shared the show’s official statement. Fans are assured of regular updates and stories leading up to the broadcast.
The Christmas special, set to air on Christmas Day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, remains shrouded in delightful mystery. While the exact time of airing is yet to be announced, the anticipation amongst fans is palpable.
