This week on Poplar Opinion we're talking about the season eight Christmas Special of Call the Midwife!
On this episode a contingent from Nonatus House travels to the Outer Hebrides to deliver medical relief to Scottish people! Fred runs afoul of local traditions, Dr. Turner has to work without heat or electricity or hospital support, many of the nurses see themselves, in different ways, in one of their patients, and Shelagh is not that kind of Scottish.
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This week on Poplar Opinion we're talking about the season eight Christmas Special of Call the Midwife!
On this episode a contingent from Nonatus House travels to the Outer Hebrides to deliver medical relief to Scottish people! Fred runs afoul of local traditions, Dr. Turner has to work without heat or electricity or hospital support, many of the nurses see themselves, in different ways, in one of their patients, and Shelagh is not that kind of Scottish.
#60 – Sister Monica Joan's Eyesight Is Perfectly Fine (S7.4)
Poplar Opinion: A Call the Midwife Podcast
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#60 – Sister Monica Joan's Eyesight Is Perfectly Fine (S7.4)
This week on Poplar Opinion we're talking about the fourth episode of season seven of Call the Midwife.
In this episode, Trixie copes badly with the end of her relationship with Christopher, Sister Monica Joan copes badly with the end of her eyesight, and Sister Julienne has a patient who doesn’t want to be pregnant, or married or even in England.
Poplar Opinion: A Call the Midwife Podcast
This week on Poplar Opinion we're talking about the season eight Christmas Special of Call the Midwife!
On this episode a contingent from Nonatus House travels to the Outer Hebrides to deliver medical relief to Scottish people! Fred runs afoul of local traditions, Dr. Turner has to work without heat or electricity or hospital support, many of the nurses see themselves, in different ways, in one of their patients, and Shelagh is not that kind of Scottish.
