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A massively popular BBC One television series based on a series of books by Jennifer Worth. It follows a group of [[The Fifties|1950s]] midwives, and the nuns with whom they live. The series debuted in January, 2012.
A massively popular BBC One television series based on a series of books by Jennifer Worth. It follows a group of [[The Fifties|1950s]] midwives, and the nuns with whom they live. The series debuted in January, 2012.


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=== Tropes ===
* [[Battleaxe Nurse]] - Sister Evangelina, but the goodhearted variety.
* [[Battleaxe Nurse]]: Sister Evangelina, but the goodhearted variety.
* [[British Brevity]] - There are only six episodes.
* [[British Brevity]]: There are only six episodes.
* [[Costume Porn]] - There are some nice dresses, but most the characters are too poor, or are nuns, to afford really lovely clothes.
* [[Costume Porn]]: There are some nice dresses, but most the characters are too poor, or are nuns, to afford really lovely clothes.
* [[Huge Schoolgirl]]: Though not actually a ''schoolgirl'', Chummy fits the character archetype in every other way.
* [[Panicky Expectant Father]]
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: Sister Evangelina is, underneath it all, as kind as the rest of the nurses.
* [[Huge Schoolgirl]] - Though not actually a ''schoolgirl'', Chummy fits the character archetype in every other way.
* [[Medical Drama]]: Albeit one not set in a hospital.
* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]] - Sister Evangelina is, underneath it all, as kind as the rest of the nurses.
* [[Nuns Are Funny]]: Sometimes, especially [[The Comically Serious|Sister Monica Joan]]
* [[Medical Drama]] - Albeit one not set in a hospital.
* [[Nuns Are Spooky]]: Jenny is bit freaked out when she first arrives, but this is averted mostly.
* [[Nuns Are Funny]] - Sometimes, especially [[The Comically Serious|Sister Monica Joan]]
* [[Panicky Expectant Father]]: Inevitable.
* [[Nuns Are Spooky]] - Jenny is bit freaked out when she first arrives, but this is averted mostly.
* [[Teen Pregnancy]]: An intensely tragic one, with Mary.
* [[Panicky Expectant Father]] - Inevitable.
* [[Who's Your Daddy?]]: With a surprisingly happy ending.
* [[Teen Pregnancy]] - An intensely tragic one, with Mary.
* [[Whos Your Daddy]] - With a surprisingly happy ending.


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[[Category:British Series]]
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[[Category:The New Tens]]
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[[Category:Call The Midwife]]
[[Category:Call the Midwife]]
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A massively popular BBC One television series based on a series of books by Jennifer Worth. It follows a group of 1950s midwives, and the nuns with whom they live. The series debuted in January, 2012.


Tropes used in Call the Midwife include: