I love the Turners' love story and think it's so inspiring that Shelagh didn't lose all her faith just because she decided not to be a nun anymore. She is still the same loving and kind person, but just living out her true calling now. I also love to see how their family grows and expands and goes through challenges.
This show has turned on the tears many many times. The episode where the man who accepts the baby, who obviously isn't his because the baby is black. That had me crying the hardest. The other time it had me really crying is when the young man at the home for disabled and abandoned children talks about the cookie factory nearby and how they were given the broken ones. The double meaning in that statement heartbreaking and sweet at the same time.
I thought the episode in which Chummy almost died after giving birth was particularly excellent. The entire ensemble worked so perfectly together. I was on the edge of my seat and then I cried with relief at the end.
This show pulled me out of my suicidal depression. I was struggling with various issues like gambling and women and drugs and booze... Then I discovered this show and it set my life back on track.
Praise Jesus! There’s a Christ centered focus in this show. GOD Bless You and May Mary, The Mother of Jesus Christ Protect You All Always. Jesus loves you. Repent of your sins and turn away from your sins. Surrender to Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Our Savior ✝️🕊❤️🙏🏻
There are so many "MOMENTS" in this show - my most emotional one is the 1st Christmas ... when Jenny takes the elderly "former workhouse resident" (Mrs. JENKINS) to the churchyard - to visit her children's graves. Children she had not known there "whereabout for 50 years. It filled the woman's heart, gave her some sense of peace - & certainly filled my heart, too.
There is a rendition of the closing song that plays when they visit the graves called "Where Rose Lies". I have it on my Playlist but I choke up every time I hear it.
I enjoyed the episode where Trixie delivers a baby to a girl on a Swedish ship whose father, the ship's captain, had used his daughter as a prostitute to keep his crew happy! The birth of a baby girl gave the lass her freedom and love and she declared that she would leave the ship and bring up the baby where they could walk on green grass.
As good as that was that story is sadder than the show portrayed it. In the book the Captain her father was also having sex with her and it was Chummy who delivered the baby without assistance and when Sister Juliene went back later that morning to check on mother and baby the ship had left the docks because women weren't allowed on the docks and ships it was illegal and an arrestable offence the Captain could have also been kicked out of the service for sexually exploiting his daughter and bringing her aboard the ship.
@@LordMarvin1993 most of the stories are true to the books but some of the stories were changed. I have to say Mrs Jenkins from the first Christmas Special her story in the book is so heartbreaking
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Oh dear that really is dark, I understand it was a real life case. The authorities should have acted immediately and informed the Swedish Police
I don’t think there’s an episode I haven’t cried in or had a moment of just pure feel goodness. It is beautifully written, gorgeously dressed, meticulously researched, brilliantly acted, medically accurate and overall, the most wholesome thing on tv in the last twenty years.
Just in case anyone is curious in real life Jack Ashton (rev.tom) got a happy ending,he is in a long term relationship with costar Helen George (trixie) and they have two lovely baby girls together.
I wish we got to see more of Patsy and Delia happy and I hoped for a storyline of Delias mother accepting their relationship as well, but that was probably pushing it too much for the time period.
I loved their relationship. It was so pure and lovely. Homosexuality is something I’m happy they tackled and they gave them a happy ending that we needed, unlike Cynthia. I was never happy with her ending on the show.
The most shocking moment was the reveal who the home abortionist is, a few seasons ago. I cried so much, especially how it impacted one of the characters. Love Nurse Crane, her reaction to her Spanish lover was perfect. I adore her as a character! Cynthia was another favourite of mine. The rule is you have to cry at least once an episode, I think!
Trixie is my favourite but I also love Sheelagh, Patrick, Sister Evangelina and Valerie the episode where she discovers her gran is the abortionist was heartbreaking
One of my favourite moments is when Mrs Turner makes her way out into the world out of the habit and Dr Turner and Timothy spot her. Another one was Sister Bernadette fixing Dr Turner’s coat. Gosh there really are uncountable best moments, a glorious 12 seasons is not enough. One of the first few episodes where a Spanish woman with over a dozen kids, hits her head and almost loses her baby made me go through the motions. Their method of nursing the baby back to health was so beautiful and just showed what family love can do. Chummy prevailing through a difficult childbirth was a real highlight too. Another comes to mind where a mother of 5 who was forced to give up her child years ago, reconnects with him introducing the rest of the family to him. He had a rough life and never felt wanted but when the mum said I think there’s an iced bun missing that made me teary eyed.
Love the show I cried for a wholes day after the episode where the children’s are taken away from their home and sent to Australia The end voiceover where she says something like They were not going to happiness but the momentary hope was good Still brings me tears
She took it with grace and dignity because she knew that she was going to be with Jesus 💕 That’s the beauty about death, the opportunity to be with Jesus as long as you believe and receive Him in your heart ❤️🙌🏻
I fell in love with CTM many seasons ago and look forward to the Christmas specials every year. With all the craziness in this world this show centers me. Each episode is compassionate and empathetic and sometimes I just need to see something that focuses on the beauty and humanity of people.
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 I know, I've had the pleasure of reading all three of Jennifer Worth's memoirs that the show draws from (the last two are on Scribd if anyone is interested) and I also worked as a nurse, although not as a midwife. The shows are more compassionate and tend to resolve with some degree of happiness or positivity, both of which I desperately need at times. Although everyday life does not always end so neatly the show is realistic and well done enough that I can see it happening to someone somewhere and that's enough for me ❤
@@debbieharris1628 The books are brilliant aren't they. I'm from the area they worked in and my mum's esate is mentioned a lot although my mum doesn't remember seeing the sisters and nurses as a kid. Hearing the descriptions of where I live a lot has changed its unrecognisable now
Every single episode hits the heartstrings, the writers have created a heartwarming eye opening show that’s cherished by so many. Thank you to Jennifer worth for giving us your books of memoirs in which call the midwife was created from. ❤
How difficult to choose most iconic moments! After I watched some seasons, I read the books and rewatched the whole thing. It hits differently after the reading. I really love the show and shed tears almost with each episode but it I had to highlight something is how grateful I am for the advancements in science, women's rights and universal healthcare. I think the show also portrays beautifully how important and powerful tight communities can be, and they are very good with mental care issues.
One of my all time favourite shows! When Lockdown first happened, I watched the entire series within the span of two weeks. It's just what I needed to bring some joy and hope during uncertain times.
I would love a montage of just Vanessa Redgrave speeches from the endings. A wonderful, uplifting montage of many of the most enlightening. Yes I know they are in a book, but the feel of them in her voice is magical! My favorite is also the one they used to wish us well during their leave due to covid. Please someone make a montage of these!
This show is beyond the pale. I honestly wish that I could meet the writers, just so that I can ask them how they manage to make every character likable, well written, and real.
Absolutely love the episode with the blind mother. I think her strength and determination is admirable, coming from my own experience as a blind person. Amazing xx
This show has touched me on so many levels and I am a better person for having watched it. I have bawled tears of grief (Chummy’s mother’s death). I have shed tears of happiness for multiple marriages and births (far too many to mention!) I have rewound scenes over and over and over in order to correctly quote passages because they are so beautiful. (Vanessa Redgrave, S5/E2) Gorgeous show with characters I’m always happy to revisit. ❤️❤️❤️
The greatest show on all of television! The writing, acting, and issues it brings forth are all very well done. The character development is perfect. Can't wait for the next season!
Great video, what about the following scenes?: Season 2 Christmas epi: Jenny showing Mrs. Jenkins the graves of Mrs. Jenkins children. Season 5: Monica Joan bathing Cynthia after Cynthia was so brutally attacked. Made my blood curl, pitch-perfect acting of both actresses. Also Season5: Rhoda meeting her little Susan for the first time and immediately accepting her handicapped daughter. Season 3: Chummy giving Artemis her last manicure. So beautifully and sensitively written and again top-notch acting. Season 7: Group cuddle after Barbara's death and above all Phyllis sitting alone outside, crying over her best friend's passing.
When Sister Monica Joan got to be the baby Judge. When Jenny takes Mrs Jenkins to see where her 5 children are buried and when Jenny and sister Evangelina give her a bath. Rhoda Mullocks goes to the bar to talk to Bernie about Susan who was born deformed. I balled my eyes out! When Barbara realizes that the baby in her bag is alive and takes the to the parents. The love and kindness on this show is perfectly written and acting
Sorry but i think 3 should be at least 2 if not 1. When they put her shoes on the coffin. It was like they do at a police or fire service funeral with their hats and helmets and was a nod to the fact she is just as important in society. This is the one i cry at every time i watch it
I’m crying over some these scenes. They’re a tribute to lovely acting! “Suspension of disbelief” I believe it’s called and there are so many of these moments.
The real Sister Evangelina was buried in Poplar when she died, she asked that she be buried with her people and she was really loved by the people of Poplar everytime she went out they all greeted her and called her Sister Evie, in the book she was just as blunt and firm with the patients and the scene where she farted to get Mrs Jenkins trust is also true as well lol
Was alone one Sunday night when I happened to catch an episode of this amazing show and never looked backed! It's so beautifully scripted, acted out, and makes me feel as if I'm actually there right along with them. 👏👏👏
I wish that Sister Mary Cynthia had gotten a better ending. So far she is the only secular midwife to become a nun, and I would've loved for her mental health to improve whether she stayed at Nonnatus House or not. We got a lovely story of a nun moving into the secular world. I wish there was just as much success the other way around.
I think I liked her better when she wasn’t a nun. it seemed like she participated more and didn’t have all the troubles she had when she finally started working on her vows and stuff so I think she should’ve stayed a regular person not a nun
Kudos for narrowing it down to only 10! This show is amazing! The actor's are so excellent, I often have to remind myself that they are indeed actors! As an American, I say Hollywood and Broadway you have stiff competition from BBC television. I can say with confidence there are many others who share my opinion.😊
I can't believe that sister monica joan's distaste for the way the gay man was treat in season 4 isn't on here. It was so validating when I was young not only in my sexuality but that I didn't have to excuse older people for being born in a different time.
The 1st show that brought the tears & it never left me was Ep. 3 of the 1st season. Ep. 1 & 2 of the 1st season are used to establish who everyone is including Poplar. In show 3 we meet Joe the wounded vet of the Boar wars. When he ran his thumb across the top of the frame holding a photo of his wife & 2 sons asking Jenny what she thought of these beauties the 1st of many tears from my eyes fell. Joe's story should have been in this top 10! Not only was it heartbreaking but it also opened Jennifer Worth's heart to the possibilities of letting love in.
This show is a great show and I think shows why abortion is needed. Because I think time has passed that people forget what people did back than out of desperation and fear. And how that killed woman for decades. If not centuries.
@@halleyangel1706 Yes I agree. It's a catastrophic failure that there has never been a safer way to carry out these terminations than in current times, but people that need them are blocked from getting them because it's "against" OTHER peoples' religion or "morals". Absolute bollocks.
Gosh I wish they would make more....bravo to the casting director....each person seems the perfect choice and the acting is superb.. I just never want the show to end...
When Barbara dies I was really angry rather than sad. I knew the actress wanted to leave, as she didn't wanted to be typecast, and asked to be killed off.
The latest episode just had a man who's leg was accidentally pulled off thanks to gangrene. I think there needs to be a most gruesome moments list next
I had same what Barbara had at age 9 n survived it. Left me with scars down my legs and ankle and my 🫏 cheeks, few on hands but nothing noticeable but I lived. Now age 27 I have heart condition and high blood pressure which sucks.
The carousel moment was the most beautiful. It looked like a snow globe scene come to life. Of course, that made it all the more devastating when Barbara died. I was crushed. Not too long after, I stopped watching CtM, simply because its stories caught up to my era and I had no interest in reliving that.
I hate hate hate that I can’t watch this show anymore I used to absolutely adore it, and then I developed severe primary tokophobia (fear of pregnancy/childbirth before having children) and it’s so bad I can’t watch it anymore 😭
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I love the Turners' love story and think it's so inspiring that Shelagh didn't lose all her faith just because she decided not to be a nun anymore. She is still the same loving and kind person, but just living out her true calling now. I also love to see how their family grows and expands and goes through challenges.
This show has turned on the tears many many times. The episode where the man who accepts the baby, who obviously isn't his because the baby is black. That had me crying the hardest. The other time it had me really crying is when the young man at the home for disabled and abandoned children talks about the cookie factory nearby and how they were given the broken ones. The double meaning in that statement heartbreaking and sweet at the same time.
yes they both made me cry
Right! Like when his wife was so nervous and he said "I might just be my opinion, but that's the most beautiful baby I've ever seen." 😭
This show will rip you apart in the most visceral, and the most wonderful way possible.
For me,it was the episode with the twin sisters,meg and mev
@@Minnie_Bear I love that story about the man that loves that baby even though he knows it is not his child…but it is!
No Sister Monica Joan?! She deserves her own Top 10 Moments!
That scene bathing Sr. Mary Cynthia…. I choke up every time
Hear hear
Her quotes are legendary!
Shes the best character.
I agree!
I thought the episode in which Chummy almost died after giving birth was particularly excellent. The entire ensemble worked so perfectly together. I was on the edge of my seat and then I cried with relief at the end.
When they all sit waiting finishing that blanket! And then what a scene when they lay it over her in bed. 😢
@@catt9353 Yes! It was beautifully done.
Oh yes. That episode was beautiful and scary!
This show pulled me out of my suicidal depression. I was struggling with various issues like gambling and women and drugs and booze... Then I discovered this show and it set my life back on track.
Me too, I watched it during the first Lockdown, and it perked me right up, and gave me lots of hope through darkness.
Wow that’s a lot. Good for you
I watch it whenever I get depressed, reminds me that I’m human and humans go through things.
Praise Jesus! There’s a Christ centered focus in this show. GOD Bless You and May Mary, The Mother of Jesus Christ Protect You All Always. Jesus loves you. Repent of your sins and turn away from your sins. Surrender to Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Our Savior ✝️🕊❤️🙏🏻
Praise God!
There are so many "MOMENTS" in this show - my most emotional one is the 1st Christmas ... when Jenny takes the elderly "former workhouse resident" (Mrs. JENKINS) to the churchyard - to visit her children's graves. Children she had not known there "whereabout for 50 years. It filled the woman's heart, gave her some sense of peace - & certainly filled my heart, too.
There is a rendition of the closing song that plays when they visit the graves called "Where Rose Lies". I have it on my Playlist but I choke up every time I hear it.
I enjoyed the episode where Trixie delivers a baby to a girl on a Swedish ship whose father, the ship's captain, had used his daughter as a prostitute to keep his crew happy! The birth of a baby girl gave the lass her freedom and love and she declared that she would leave the ship and bring up the baby where they could walk on green grass.
As good as that was that story is sadder than the show portrayed it. In the book the Captain her father was also having sex with her and it was Chummy who delivered the baby without assistance and when Sister Juliene went back later that morning to check on mother and baby the ship had left the docks because women weren't allowed on the docks and ships it was illegal and an arrestable offence the Captain could have also been kicked out of the service for sexually exploiting his daughter and bringing her aboard the ship.
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 oh my god I had no idea
@@LordMarvin1993 most of the stories are true to the books but some of the stories were changed. I have to say Mrs Jenkins from the first Christmas Special her story in the book is so heartbreaking
My favourite episode
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Oh dear that really is dark, I understand it was a real life case. The authorities should have acted immediately and informed the Swedish Police
I don’t think there’s an episode I haven’t cried in or had a moment of just pure feel goodness. It is beautifully written, gorgeously dressed, meticulously researched, brilliantly acted, medically accurate and overall, the most wholesome thing on tv in the last twenty years.
Just in case anyone is curious in real life Jack Ashton (rev.tom) got a happy ending,he is in a long term relationship with costar Helen George (trixie) and they have two lovely baby girls together.
One daughter and a baby on the way!
@@lottiebelottie Helen had another girl
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Wren and Lark. Must love birds.
And now they are divorced.
Reggie placing the tiny carousel on Barbara's grave is way up there for me
Patsy coming back for Delia was the best ever scene😌🥳❤️.
I wish we got to see more of Patsy and Delia happy and I hoped for a storyline of Delias mother accepting their relationship as well, but that was probably pushing it too much for the time period.
Yes, I wish they would come back. 🙌
@@justtippinmytophat2u647 Best couple in the show 100%🥰❤️!
Thank YOU. I waited for it the whole video
I loved their relationship. It was so pure and lovely. Homosexuality is something I’m happy they tackled and they gave them a happy ending that we needed, unlike Cynthia. I was never happy with her ending on the show.
The most shocking moment was the reveal who the home abortionist is, a few seasons ago. I cried so much, especially how it impacted one of the characters. Love Nurse Crane, her reaction to her Spanish lover was perfect. I adore her as a character! Cynthia was another favourite of mine. The rule is you have to cry at least once an episode, I think!
Trixie is my favourite but I also love Sheelagh, Patrick, Sister Evangelina and Valerie the episode where she discovers her gran is the abortionist was heartbreaking
My mother audibly gasped when the word Thalidomide was uttered. I came in and asked her what was wrong, and she explained what the drug was.
Barbara and Tom’s wedding was so beautiful. This show is the best ever, heart warming and heart breaking.❤️😢
And one season later she dies😭💔
One of my favourite moments is when Mrs Turner makes her way out into the world out of the habit and Dr Turner and Timothy spot her. Another one was Sister Bernadette fixing Dr Turner’s coat. Gosh there really are uncountable best moments, a glorious 12 seasons is not enough. One of the first few episodes where a Spanish woman with over a dozen kids, hits her head and almost loses her baby made me go through the motions. Their method of nursing the baby back to health was so beautiful and just showed what family love can do. Chummy prevailing through a difficult childbirth was a real highlight too. Another comes to mind where a mother of 5 who was forced to give up her child years ago, reconnects with him introducing the rest of the family to him. He had a rough life and never felt wanted but when the mum said I think there’s an iced bun missing that made me teary eyed.
Love the show
I cried for a wholes day after the episode where the children’s are taken away from their home and sent to Australia
The end voiceover where she says something like
They were not going to happiness but the momentary hope was good
Still brings me tears
For me the loss of Barbra probably had the biggest impact. Demonstrates how cruel life can truly be.
For me too!! 😪
Ohhh! Absolutely righ!
She took it with grace and dignity because she knew that she was going to be with Jesus 💕 That’s the beauty about death, the opportunity to be with Jesus as long as you believe and receive Him in your heart ❤️🙌🏻
It was so quick!!
Me too! I sobbed and sobbed at the end.
I fell in love with CTM many seasons ago and look forward to the Christmas specials every year. With all the craziness in this world this show centers me. Each episode is compassionate and empathetic and sometimes I just need to see something that focuses on the beauty and humanity of people.
Hello dear
The books the show is based on are brilliant and the stories are really sad not all of them had happy endings
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 I know, I've had the pleasure of reading all three of Jennifer Worth's memoirs that the show draws from (the last two are on Scribd if anyone is interested) and I also worked as a nurse, although not as a midwife. The shows are more compassionate and tend to resolve with some degree of happiness or positivity, both of which I desperately need at times. Although everyday life does not always end so neatly the show is realistic and well done enough that I can see it happening to someone somewhere and that's enough for me ❤
@@debbieharris1628 The books are brilliant aren't they. I'm from the area they worked in and my mum's esate is mentioned a lot although my mum doesn't remember seeing the sisters and nurses as a kid. Hearing the descriptions of where I live a lot has changed its unrecognisable now
Me too!
I bawled my eyes out when Barbara died, especially when you see Phyllis crying afterward
Me too. 😢😢😢😢
Every single episode hits the heartstrings, the writers have created a heartwarming eye opening show that’s cherished by so many. Thank you to Jennifer worth for giving us your books of memoirs in which call the midwife was created from. ❤
How difficult to choose most iconic moments! After I watched some seasons, I read the books and rewatched the whole thing. It hits differently after the reading. I really love the show and shed tears almost with each episode but it I had to highlight something is how grateful I am for the advancements in science, women's rights and universal healthcare. I think the show also portrays beautifully how important and powerful tight communities can be, and they are very good with mental care issues.
One of my all time favourite shows! When Lockdown first happened, I watched the entire series within the span of two weeks. It's just what I needed to bring some joy and hope during uncertain times.
I love the focus of Jesus in this show☺️
The fact that Dr. Turner is married to Heidi Thomas, the lady that writes the show, makes it great too.
The scene where Nurse Crane recites a Lorca poem to a Delia after Patsy leaves for Hong Kong is just so, so good, it should be on this list.
Yes ❤
I would love a montage of just Vanessa Redgrave speeches from the endings. A wonderful, uplifting montage of many of the most enlightening. Yes I know they are in a book, but the feel of them in her voice is magical! My favorite is also the one they used to wish us well during their leave due to covid. Please someone make a montage of these!
Hello Melanie
I adore the music in CTM. Deserves a mention.
This show is beyond the pale. I honestly wish that I could meet the writers, just so that I can ask them how they manage to make every character likable, well written, and real.
Not every character. What about Sister Ursula in season 6?
Absolutely love the episode with the blind mother. I think her strength and determination is admirable, coming from my own experience as a blind person. Amazing xx
This show has touched me on so many levels and I am a better person for having watched it. I have bawled tears of grief (Chummy’s mother’s death). I have shed tears of happiness for multiple marriages and births (far too many to mention!) I have rewound scenes over and over and over in order to correctly quote passages because they are so beautiful. (Vanessa Redgrave, S5/E2) Gorgeous show with characters I’m always happy to revisit. ❤️❤️❤️
Hello Rose
This is one of the best shows I have ever seen. It touches every emotion
Such a delightful series. I only became obsessed 3 weeks ago and have watched 10 seasons non stop❤️❤️❤️
The greatest show on all of television! The writing, acting, and issues it brings forth are all very well done. The character development is perfect. Can't wait for the next season!
Great video, what about the following scenes?: Season 2 Christmas epi: Jenny showing Mrs. Jenkins the graves of Mrs. Jenkins children. Season 5: Monica Joan bathing Cynthia after Cynthia was so brutally attacked. Made my blood curl, pitch-perfect acting of both actresses. Also Season5: Rhoda meeting her little Susan for the first time and immediately accepting her handicapped daughter. Season 3: Chummy giving Artemis her last manicure. So beautifully and sensitively written and again top-notch acting. Season 7: Group cuddle after Barbara's death and above all Phyllis sitting alone outside, crying over her best friend's passing.
I love this show, so heart warming and heart breaking at the same time
When Sister Monica Joan got to be the baby Judge. When Jenny takes Mrs Jenkins to see where her 5 children are buried and when Jenny and sister Evangelina give her a bath. Rhoda Mullocks goes to the bar to talk to Bernie about Susan who was born deformed. I balled my eyes out! When Barbara realizes that the baby in her bag is alive and takes the to the parents. The love and kindness on this show is perfectly written and acting
Sorry but i think 3 should be at least 2 if not 1. When they put her shoes on the coffin. It was like they do at a police or fire service funeral with their hats and helmets and was a nod to the fact she is just as important in society. This is the one i cry at every time i watch it
I’m crying over some these scenes. They’re a tribute to lovely acting! “Suspension of disbelief” I believe it’s called and there are so many of these moments.
Im still not over Barbara's death. It shocked me and took a piece of my soul.
I miss chummy!! 😭😭 and Barbara's and Sister Evangelinas deaths killed me
The real Sister Evangelina was buried in Poplar when she died, she asked that she be buried with her people and she was really loved by the people of Poplar everytime she went out they all greeted her and called her Sister Evie, in the book she was just as blunt and firm with the patients and the scene where she farted to get Mrs Jenkins trust is also true as well lol
Was alone one Sunday night when I happened to catch an episode of this amazing show and never looked backed! It's so beautifully scripted, acted out, and makes me feel as if I'm actually there right along with them. 👏👏👏
I wish that Sister Mary Cynthia had gotten a better ending. So far she is the only secular midwife to become a nun, and I would've loved for her mental health to improve whether she stayed at Nonnatus House or not. We got a lovely story of a nun moving into the secular world. I wish there was just as much success the other way around.
I think I liked her better when she wasn’t a nun. it seemed like she participated more and didn’t have all the troubles she had when she finally started working on her vows and stuff so I think she should’ve stayed a regular person not a nun
Kudos for narrowing it down to only 10! This show is amazing! The actor's are so excellent, I often have to remind myself that they are indeed actors! As an American, I say Hollywood and Broadway you have stiff competition from BBC television. I can say with confidence there are many others who share my opinion.😊
I read the books too.
This series soften my crusty heart.
My mum was committed to the good of 8 children she nurtured.
I cry in every episode, it’s a great success xx
I can't believe that sister monica joan's distaste for the way the gay man was treat in season 4 isn't on here. It was so validating when I was young not only in my sexuality but that I didn't have to excuse older people for being born in a different time.
The 1st show that brought the tears & it never left me was Ep. 3 of the 1st season. Ep. 1 & 2 of the 1st season are used to establish who everyone is including Poplar. In show 3 we meet Joe the wounded vet of the Boar wars. When he ran his thumb across the top of the frame holding a photo of his wife & 2 sons asking Jenny what she thought of these beauties the 1st of many tears from my eyes fell. Joe's story should have been in this top 10! Not only was it heartbreaking but it also opened Jennifer Worth's heart to the possibilities of letting love in.
So many beautiful moments on this show
Love this show and it seems they did it as real as they could, cried and laughed through to season13 in Australia.
I started Call the Midwife at the start of January 2020 and I love it ❤ Long overdue video
Valarie finding out her grandmother was the illegal abortionist and their fight was heart shattering😭
There could be a top 100 & it still wouldn’t be enough!
My mom and me love this show and the moment for us was when Barbra died, we sobbed the whole time, it was so sad.
I've gotten my boyfriend into this show and he has cried at most of them.
Chummys bike crash when she met Peter should be in the top 10!!
Hello dear
Love love Call The Midwife so much its a amazing drama full stop!
I'd like to know why Sister Monica Joan isn't on this list though?
❤ You could do so many of these, one for each of theses Midwives. They have all had wonderful moments
.😊
I watched this show all the time on Netflix! Now I want to go back and watch it again!
Love love love. From the US
Sister Evangelina’s death and funeral made me feel emotions I didn’t know were possible.
This show is a great show and I think shows why abortion is needed. Because I think time has passed that people forget what people did back than out of desperation and fear. And how that killed woman for decades. If not centuries.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Abortions have always been around, and they always will be regardless of the law
@brlxnnx Yes but it was only in the recent half century it was safe. And not killing thousands of women.
@@halleyangel1706 Yes I agree. It's a catastrophic failure that there has never been a safer way to carry out these terminations than in current times, but people that need them are blocked from getting them because it's "against" OTHER peoples' religion or "morals". Absolute bollocks.
@@brlxnnx Religion has nothing to do with this conversation
Gosh I wish they would make more....bravo to the casting director....each person seems the perfect choice and the acting is superb.. I just never want the show to end...
I was so mad after when Barbara died.
Love chummy!! She was the best!!
I think I cry with each and every episode. Love call the Midwives. I just wish I didn’t have to wait for it to come on Netflix all the time. ❤❤
Absolutely love this show!
This is a great show it was hard in those days👍👍👍👍👍
But filled with love and caring. I nursed in the East End in 1968-1974. What a wonderful time in my life
My favorite tv show of my entire life ❤️
When Barbara dies I was really angry rather than sad. I knew the actress wanted to leave, as she didn't wanted to be typecast, and asked to be killed off.
Best show of all times!
Love love love this show!!!!!
How have I only just found this video? Oh. My. GOODNESS! 😪
My favorites are the grumpy characters that have huge hearts and care so much. Phyllis and sister Evangeline!
Can I have a compilation of nurse crane saying "no, I am a spinster"
Or Sister Evangelina’s, “Give me strength!”
Such a good show
The latest episode just had a man who's leg was accidentally pulled off thanks to gangrene. I think there needs to be a most gruesome moments list next
Oh that was just horrible. I almost threw up, but instead I just cried and cried until they said he'd died
Jacinda The moment with the boy with Delson, on my don’t remember his name that was her newer dear to my heart
I had same what Barbara had at age 9 n survived it. Left me with scars down my legs and ankle and my 🫏 cheeks, few on hands but nothing noticeable but I lived. Now age 27 I have heart condition and high blood pressure which sucks.
Thanks
My husband and I watched all seasons of this show twice
I miss Chummy in Call The Midwife!
There ‘s so many moments. Lucile’s , miscarriage was so sad and seeing Phyllis outside the door broke me
I do miss Chummy very much!!!
Barbara's death wrecked me.
Same. Devastated.
I still miss Chummy
Trixie is my absolute fave
I needed a Patsy & Delia moment…🥺
Hello Daniella
“We don’t like cake!”
I really liked this series
The carousel moment was the most beautiful. It looked like a snow globe scene come to life.
Of course, that made it all the more devastating when Barbara died. I was crushed.
Not too long after, I stopped watching CtM, simply because its stories caught up to my era and I had no interest in reliving that.
I am watching CTM for the third time becouse its miraculous.
This is a great show. Shelagh is one of my favorite characters, so I thought your number 1 was perfect.
You forgot Dr.Turner and his wife have the baby was nice.
It's 96% commentary and 4% footage. Tragic.
Sister Monica Joan is the best
It will be a shame when it comes to an end as it will do soon as this type of nursing was ended in early 1970s
I'm always crying with call the midwife and recently got hot under the collar but the midwife should get a universal emmy .
I hate hate hate that I can’t watch this show anymore I used to absolutely adore it, and then I developed severe primary tokophobia (fear of pregnancy/childbirth before having children) and it’s so bad I can’t watch it anymore 😭
Susan should have been on this list
Barbara's death was definitely higher than #6
I watched today 3 episodes of season 7 in a row.... ibcluding barbaras death and I had to go for a tall glass of water cause I needed to re-hydrate
Oh, my, gosh, BARBRA DiES?!?! That had to be farther up the list!!!!
Phyllis’s reaction when Barbara dies left me shattered. Their friendship was so lovely.
Bring Jenny back! I love her