Call the Midwife has been replaced by the BBC next weekend, albeit temporarily.
The show usually airs on Sunday evenings. However, the hit drama will be removed from schedules next week (Sunday, February 16).
Trixie and co. won’t be on our screens next weekend (Credit: BBC)
Call the Midwife ‘axed’ by BBC
Tonight (February 9) will see Call the Midwife air in its usual evening slot on BBC One.
Tonight’s episode, the sixth in the series, will see Joyce face a difficult situation when a mother suffers postnatal complications.
The episode also features a council strike leading to an outbreak of Weil’s disease, and Cyril’s life is teased to be turned upside down.
However, after tonight, viewers will have to wait a bit longer than usual for the next episode.
This is because next Sunday, BBC One will air the BAFTA Film Awards from 7pm.
The award show, hosted by David Tennant, will air continuously until 9.05pm. This means that it will air in Call the Midwife’s usual slot.
David Tennant is hosting the BAFTA Film Awards (Credit: BBC)
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