From Call the Midwife
Call the Midwife Season 7 stays true to its 1960s setting by focusing on midwives and nuns handling medical cases and community changes through straightforward storytelling. The result is neutral entertainment with a low 3/10 woke score and zero modern lectures.
Call the Midwife Season 7 centers on the established premise of midwives and nuns delivering babies and navigating personal/professional challenges in 1960s East End London amid slum clearances and medical cases like cancer, stroke, and cataracts.
New midwife Lucille Anderson (played by Leonie Elliott) arrives as an original character reflecting the historical influx of Caribbean nurses recruited for the NHS; Episode 2 depicts her facing patient prejudice and blame for complications due to race, resolved through her competence and colleague support, presented as period-accurate rather than contemporary messaging. Episode 4 has Sister Julienne assist a Pakistani family with infertility, polygamy via a second wife, and cultural adjustment, again framed as exploring 1960s immigrant realities without modern activist framing or lectures.
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We've run a full content analysis on Call the Midwife - Season 7 and scored it 3/10 on the woke scale. Read our detailed breakdown above to see exactly what we found.
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Jennifer Worth (voice)
Jenny Agutter
Sister Julienne
Judy Parfitt
Sister Monica Joan
Molly Vevers
Sister Catherine
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Nurse Rosalind Clifford
Linda Bassett
Nurse Phyllis Crane
Renee Bailey
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Stephen McGann
Dr Patrick Turner
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