Call The Midwife Christmas Special Rapidshare Files

Tradition is certainly a factor, as are heartstrings, which, going into its seventh season, 'Call the Midwife' continues to pluck as deftly as any tabernacle harpist. With its ongoing story line of birth and death, the story of Nonnatus House, in which dwell both ambitious young women and the wise Anglican sisters who oversee them, has a natural inclination toward sentiment. Many series attempt to lean Dickensian in December, but the midwives' milieu — among the urban poor and disenfranchised — makes the themes of charity, forgiveness and love a more a natural fit. Especially this year's Christmas Day episode, which takes place during the Big Freeze of 1962-63, the worst English winter in 200 years. Originally based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, the series long ago outstripped its source material and now has moved into the 1960s, which means the opening credit images are now colorized and the East End is not quite as destitute as it once was. Still, a series of blizzards quickly brings things to a frigid standstill as the denizens of Nonnatus and their Poplar neighborhood cope with lack of heat, interrupted milk deliveries, frozen plumbing and increasing fatalities. Over the years, many things have changed on 'Call the Midwife' — the character who stood in for Worth has gone, as have Miranda Hart's hilarious Chummy and Pam Ferris' cantankerous Sister Evangelina.

But many things have not. Agutter's Sister Julienne remains a unique balance of kindness and insistence, Sister Monica Joan (Judy Parfitt) continues to thread wisdom with wild-eyed self-indulgence, and Poplar continues to be a place where the harshness of real life is soothed by the recognition that miracles, large and small, really do happen. Especially at Christmas.

As Christmas 1962 approaches Sister Julienne gets a call from the Hope Clinic, a mission hospital in South Africa, in danger of closure due to under-staffing on the eve of a much needed polio vaccination programme. Along with a group of midwives, the Turners, Fred and Tom, she arrives at the clinic to assist its lone medic, Myra Fitzsimmons, and they are shocked by the lack of supplies and the rudimentary conditions, with Phyllis delivering a baby under a tree in the desert. They also encounter Apartheid and dysentery, caused by the lack of clean water. Worst of all Dr Myra is convinced she has cancer. Before they return to England Trixie has performed a Caesarean, Sister Julienne has persuaded a gruff white land owner to run a fresh water pipe-line through his property and Dr Turner has good news for Myra, all allowing the clinic to continue. Tsar-1 Reverb Rapidshare.

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At the same time Barbara and Tom have good news of their own.