Season 7 Premiered March 2018
Nonnatus House welcomes its newest midwife, Lucille Anderson. Tested as never before in 1963, the nuns and nurses face challenging issues, from leprosy, tokophobia and stroke to Huntington’s chorea and unmarried mothers.
Providing Support for PBS.org
Providing Support for PBS.org
Building the Turner's New Home
Go behind the scenes to see a new space created for season 7 -- the Turner family home.
New Looks for Violet, Trixie and Shelagh
Stella O'Farrell and Ralph Wheeler-Holes talk about three updated updated looks for 1963.
Building the Clinic Cafe for Season 7
Go behind the scenes to see a new space created for season 7 -- the clinic cafe.
New Looks for Lucille, Valerie and Barbara
Make-Up and Hair Designer Stella O'Farrell talks about creating three new looks.
Recreating the Vibrant Fashions of 1963
Costume Designer Ralph Wheeler-Holes talks about the textures and colors unique to 1963.
Call the Midwife discuss how season 7 changes Poplar with the arrival of 1963.
Meet the new arrival to Nonnatus house, Lucille Anderson, played by Leonie Elliott.
Nonnatus House welcomes its newest midwife, Lucille Anderson, to start 1963.
Recreating the 'Big Freeze' of 1963
The cast and crew of Call the Midwife discuss recreating the epic snowstorm of 1963.
Follow the Nonnatus House nurses, midwives and nuns as they enter a new decade â the 1960s. Enjoy all five seasons of Call the Midwife. Save when you buy all five programs together!
Season 6 episodes and past seasons of Call the Midwife are available now on iTunes.
Support for PBS.org provided by:
