TV: Call The Midwife

If you're feeling contemptible for yourself this January, we allot an part of Call a Midwife to put your life in perspective. True, it's set in 1950s easterly London and follows a trials of 4 immature mid-wives, which might make relating to it somewhat harder. The harrowing tract threads of a second series' entrance episode, however, will during slightest give we a healthy sip of 'the genuine world' – whatever that is.

For those uninformed in a series, I'll give we a short, though maybe not so sweet, synopsis. Young and newly competent midwife Jenny Lee arrives during Nonnatus House, a convent, where she works with her associate nurses Trixie, Cynthia and Chummy, a latter played by BBC comedy favourite Miranda Hart. The foursome contingency not usually contend with a complications of childbirth,

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