I've watched it on the iPlayer and, for the most part, enjoyed it. It's very nostalgic to the time when I was born and growing up.
Someone on the CA board suggested that Miranda Hart would make a great Lady Sybil. I can see what they mean.
Call The Midwife.
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Call The Midwife.
by Tonyblack » Sat Feb 25, 2012 12:06 pm
Has anyone been watching the BBC series, set in the 50s, Call The Midwife?
I've watched it on the iPlayer and, for the most part, enjoyed it. It's very nostalgic to the time when I was born and growing up.
Someone on the CA board suggested that Miranda Hart would make a great Lady Sybil. I can see what they mean.
I've watched it on the iPlayer and, for the most part, enjoyed it. It's very nostalgic to the time when I was born and growing up.
Someone on the CA board suggested that Miranda Hart would make a great Lady Sybil. I can see what they mean.
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Re: Call The Midwife.
by chris.ph » Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:51 pm
i agree she would make a good lady sybil
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Re: Call The Midwife.
by spideyGirl » Sat Feb 25, 2012 3:40 pm
Oh she would be perfect for that role!
I've saw one episode and it looked quite good Tony, not managed to see anymore.
I've saw one episode and it looked quite good Tony, not managed to see anymore.
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Re: Call The Midwife.
by Tonyblack » Sat Feb 25, 2012 6:05 pm
I think they are all still available on the iPlayer. 
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Re: Call The Midwife.
by Jan Van Quirm » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:15 pm
It was too short and the nuns were far too sweet (aside from the excellent Pam Ferris 
) but yeah it was definitely v. atmospheric - the pre-natal clinic was a classic with fag smoke everywhere and kids running riot. Jeremy Kyle would have been kept busy too... 
) but yeah it was definitely v. atmospheric - the pre-natal clinic was a classic with fag smoke everywhere and kids running riot. Jeremy Kyle would have been kept busy too... Magic always happens for a reason, wherever and however it is created. Inside the fantasy, or springing from it…
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Re: Call The Midwife.
by deldaisy » Sun Feb 26, 2012 2:21 pm
I like Miranda Hart. Havent heard of this series. Hope we get it too.
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