"Tissues Ready: Call the Midwife's Heartbreaking Season Finale Promises Tears"
As Call the Midwife approaches its highly anticipated season finale, fans are being warned to brace themselves for an emotional rollercoaster. The much-loved BBC drama, now in its 14th series, continues to captivate viewers with its powerful storytelling about the midwives of East London during the 1970s. While the season has already brought six impactful episodes, the final one promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Annabelle Apsion, who has played Violet Buckle since 2015, shared some intriguing insights into what fans can expect from the finale. During an interview at the TV Choice Awards, she revealed that the episode would be an "uplifting finale," but one that also weaves a touching connection between the start and end of the series. "It’s a lovely surprise," she said, referring to the culmination of the season's narrative. However, she also hinted that tears are inevitable, with the finale delivering both happy and sad moments.
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Rebecca Gethings, known for portraying Sister Veronica, echoed the sentiment, suggesting that viewers should prepare for a tear-jerking experience. "Happy and sad tears," she said, alluding to the emotional complexity of the final moments. Her character, Sister Veronica, has been through quite a transformation over the course of the series, moving from a nun who was somewhat less truthful to one who has become more open, particularly about her feelings for Geoffrey. This character evolution promises to bring an interesting dynamic to the finale, adding depth to the emotional journey viewers will undergo.
The season finale will also address some of the major plotlines that have been building throughout the season, including Sister Veronica’s introspective moments and the struggles of other beloved characters. As viewers have come to expect, the show expertly blends moments of celebration with heartbreak, and this finale will not disappoint in that regard. The result will undoubtedly be a finale that will leave fans reaching for the tissues.
However, there’s still a bit of a wait before the season concludes. The second-to-last episode of season 14, which features a rat infestation and an outbreak of Weil's disease, has been delayed until February 23 due to the BAFTA Film Awards airing on February 16. Fans will have to hold out until March 2, when the grand finale airs on BBC One at 8 pm.
In short, the season finale of Call the Midwife promises to deliver an emotional experience that will stay with fans long after the credits roll. Whether it's the complex relationships or the heart-wrenching moments that tug at our hearts, one thing is certain: viewers will not leave the season without shedding some tears.
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