Where to watch ‘Call the Midwife’ Season 13 in 2024

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A brand new season of Call the Midwife is here! Season 13 is set in 1969, a year of upheaval in the UK. It’s going to be an interesting season, and we’ve got all the ways to watch the show online and for free. Read on to find out!

Where to watch ‘Call the Midwife’ online in the UK

Watch Call the Midwife with ExpressVPN to bypass throttling restrictions on your network—including schools and offices—and securely stream the show in blazing-fast HD from anywhere. Here are all the ways to watch the series online!

BBC iPlayer

Price: Free
Free trial: None

BBC iPlayer streams Call the Midwife for free. You’ll first have to register for an account and provide a UK postcode (like NW8 9AY or EH1 1JT) to access the show on the service. Brits watching with ExpressVPN, be sure to select a UK server location.

Where to watch ‘Call the Midwife’ outside the UK

PBS

Price: From 5 USD/month
Free trial: None

Canadians and Americans can watch Call the Midwife on the PBS on-demand streaming service, Passport. To be a PBS Passport member, you will need to pay a 5 USD monthly sustainer fee. If you’re streaming with ExpressVPN, be sure to select a server location from where you’re from.

BINGE

Price: From 10 AUD/month
Free trial: 14-day free trial

Aussies can stream Call the Midwife on BINGE. Episodes from season 13 are streaming now, and they’ll be available on demand afterward. Australians watching with ExpressVPN, be sure to select an Australian server location.

Where to watch ‘Call the Midwife’ for free

The best way to watch Call the Midwife for free is on BBC iPlayer. If you’re traveling, simply connect to a server location in your home country to access the show. For example, Brits can connect to a UK server location to watch the show for free on BBC iPlayer from anywhere.

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  2. Connect to any VPN server location in 105 countries. For example, if you’re traveling out of the UK and want to stream the show, connect to a secure UK server location.
  3. Start streaming and enjoy!

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Can I use a VPN to watch ‘Call the Midwife’ in another country?

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What is ‘Call the Midwife’ about?

Call the Midwife chronicles the lives of midwives and nuns of Nonnatus House in the East End of London. In a rapidly changing world, they deal with the pressures of the world around them and the medical problems of the Poplar district in London. A period drama, each season of the series follows a different year and tackles different social themes that affected the era. 

‘Call the Midwife’ Season 13 release date

Call the Midwife Season 13 premieres on March 17, 2024, in the U.S. The new season premiered on January 7, 2024, in the UK and is available for on-demand streaming on British streamers now.

‘Call the Midwife’ Season 13 cast

  • • Jenny Agutter as Sister Julienne, Sister-in-charge at Nonnatus House
  • Judy Parfitt as Sister Monica Joan, retired nurse and midwife 
  • • Helen George as Nurse Beatrix “Trixie” Franklin (later Lady Aylward), senior nurse and midwife 
  • • Laura Main as Shelagh Turner (formerly Sister Bernadette), sister-in-charge and practice manager, at the surgery 
  • Stephen McGann as Dr. Patrick Turner, general practitioner, clinical lead 
  • Cliff Parisi as Fred Buckle, shopkeeper and caretaker of Nonnatus House 
  • Max Macmillan as Timothy Turner, pre-registration house officer
  • Linda Bassett as Nurse Phyllis Crane, nursing deputy sister-in-charge 
  • Annabelle Apsion as Violet Gee (later Mayor Buckle), Haberdasher, Member of the Tower Hamlets Borough Council
  • Daniel Laurie as Reggie Jackson 
  • Georgie Glen as Millicent Higgins, secretary at the surgery 
  • Zephryn Taitte as Cyril Robinson, pupil social worker
  • Olly Rix as Matthew Aylward (Later Lord Aylward), property owner, owner of Nonnatus House
  • Megan Cusack as Nurse Ann “Nancy” Corrigan, nurse and midwife
  • Rebecca Gethings as Sister Veronica, health visitor
  • Renee Bailey as Joyce Highland (formerly Claudine Warren), nurse and midwife
  • Natalie Quarry as Rosalind Clifford, nurse and midwife

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