Is Call the Midwife on TV again today? BBC start time for Boxing Day episode
Call the Midwife still has some festive treats for fans! 🎅🎄📺
- Call the Midwife will be back on TV tonight.
- The Christmas special has been split in two again.
- But the broadcast time could catch viewers out.
A second Christmas treat from Call the Midwife is set to arrive in just a few hours. The festive special is another two-parter again this year.
Viewers will take another trip to Nonnatus House this evening (December 26). The action will be split across Poplar and Hong Kong once again.
But when is the special on and is it at the same time? Here’s all you need to know:
What to expect from Call the Midwife tonight?
It is the second-part of the Christmas special and will pick-up the action from last night (December 25). Make sure you have already watched the first half before tuning in, or you might be a bit lost.
The preview for the second part reads: “The work of the Nonnatus team in Hong Kong is threatened, whilst back in Poplar, the young midwives throw a wild party at Nonnatus House.”
In an earlier teaser, the BBC said: “The residents of Poplar are preparing for Christmas while Fred (Cliff Parisi) and Violet (Annabelle Apsion) get ready to fly to Hong Kong to visit her son.
“On arrival and carrying parcels for the sisters, they head to the Hong Kong Branch House but immediately spot that a large building has collapsed in a landslide and it appears there are casualties.
“Back home, Sister Hilda (Fenella Woolgar) confirms the news and a rescue mission is hastily organised. A team from Nonnatus make emergency plans to head out to Hong Kong.”
What time is Call the Midwife on TV today?
Having been on the tele last night, you might be wondering if you can expect the second part of the Christmas special to arrive at the same time. It will actually begin a bit later this evening (December 26), so don’t get caught out.
Call the Midwife will start at 8.30pm, it has been confirmed. It is due to run for an hour and will finish at 9.30pm with EastEnders following afterwards.
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