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Break Out the Hankies for ‘Call the Midwife’s Season 15 Finale
If this had been the end of the original series, it would have been enough. (Dayenu.)
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If this had been the end of the original series, it would have been enough. (Dayenu.)
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Will ‘Call the Midwife’ become a butterfly or a dinosaur? There's only one episode left to find out.
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What does Nonnatus House’s closure mean for the future of 'Call the Midwife'?
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Brace yourself, it's a triple tragedy when Dr. Turner’s medical advice ends in unexpected deaths on 'Call the Midwife.'
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All this week’s storylines on 'Call the Midwife' focus on the loss of children, both literal and metaphorical.
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The third episode of 'Call the Midwife' Season 15 veers into distressing territory while dealing with the heavy subjects of sexual assault and slavery, but the show uses a gentle touch.
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Epidurals may become Nonnatus House’s saving grace in this week's episode of ‘Call the Midwife.’
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There’s genuine comfort in the steadfast, earnest goings-on of Nonnatus House as Call the Midwife rounds into its 15th season.
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As Season 4 rounds into its finale, 'Industry' revels in the untidier side of humanity.
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Despite Hulu's inability to give 'A Thousand Blows' a weekly release or proper marketing, this series starring 'Adolescence's Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty is worth your time.
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After the emotional gut punch of losing Lisa in Season 3’s finale, Professor T’s Season 4 conclusion, “The Warrior Gene,” does us all a solid in this turbulent year: it delivers a sweet, gentle story that feels like a hug from the show. Winters gets the emotional catharsis
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We've reached the penultimate episode of Professor T Season 4, and everyone's personal lives are in flux. Zelda’s story is taking prominence, and the Dean becomes a less shallow and more fully-fledged character. Though Peter Snares seems like a lovely man, the Dean’s heartache