Call the Midwife truly offered one of the most heartwarming Christmas specials of the holiday season, yet it’s perhaps more germaine to discuss what it is about this series that makes it such a unique television entity…even during the holidays.
Check out the recap and review of Call the Midwife – Christmas Special 2012:
We’ve been given a lot of great TV in 2012, but what about the TV shows that have maybe been overlooked altogether? I’ve compiled my list of six shows to check out from this year, before writing off 2012 completely once the ball drops in Times Square. In all but one case, these are shows that you can still get in on!
What shows deserve a few more eyeballs?
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Call the Midwife closes out its first season with a finale that perfectly encapsulates the themes of life and love that the show has made its mission statement since the premiere. “The Adventures of Noakes and Browne” makes for a fitting close to a solid freshman season.
Check out the recap and review of Call the Midwife – Series 1 Episode 6 – Season Finale – The Adventures of Noakes and Browne:
Call the Midwife doesn’t hit every note in “We Are Family,” but it’s still a good episode by any objective standard, investigating the role of loneliness in a life of duty.
Check out the recap and review for “We Are Family”:
Call the Midwife ventures into thriller territory with “Baby Snatcher.” It’s an episode that nails character development every bit as strongly as the occasionally-melodramatic drama at its center, resulting in a truly impressive hour of TV.
Check out the recap and review for “Baby Snatcher”:
Maybe a baby can save Call the Midwife this week, as “Maybe a Baby” is its weakest episode so far…well, at least before the baby arrives.
What makes Call the Midwife one of TV’s best?
Check out the recap and review for “Maybe a Baby”:
Call the Midwife continues to be one of the fall’s biggest, most pleasant surprises, and episodes like “The Browne Incident” are precisely why.
A new midwife has arrived at Nonnatus House, but is she even qualified?
Check out the recap and review of “The Browne Incident”:
Call the Midwife might be the biggest surprise of 2012, if it hadn’t already premiered in the UK to massive critical and commercial acclaim in mid-January. But American audiences are finally getting the opportunity to watch the series, which debuts with “Concussed, Nonplussed,” an hour of life-affirming highs and tragic lows.
Is the series worth your time?
Check out the recap and review for “Concussed, Nonplussed,” the US series premiere of Call the Midwife:
In January of this year, Call the Midwife became the BBC’s biggest debut hit since 2001. Tonight, it looks to follow in the success of Downton Abbey as it makes its American premiere on PBS.
Check out the video preview below, and join us later tonight for the recap and review!
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