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7.8 15 Seasons • 117 Episodes

Call the Midwife - Series 3

"In 1950's London, they delivered hope for all."

This season, Chummy, PC Noakes and baby Freddy are back in the East End and Jenny faces huge challenges both personally and professionally.

Seasons

Top Cast

  • Vanessa Redgrave

    Vanessa Redgrave

    Jennifer Worth (voice)

  • Helen George

    Helen George

    Trixie Franklin

  • Jenny Agutter

    Jenny Agutter

    Sister Julienne

  • Judy Parfitt

    Judy Parfitt

    Sister Monica Joan

  • Cliff Parisi

    Cliff Parisi

    Fred Burkle

  • Stephen McGann

    Stephen McGann

    Patrick Turner

Overview

This season, Chummy, PC Noakes and baby Freddy are back in the East End and Jenny faces huge challenges both personally and professionally.

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