Where to stream Call the Midwife Season 3

Season 3

Watch Call the Midwife Season 3 in Australia

Released: 25th Dec, 2013

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Where to watch Call the Midwife Season 3

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Season 3 Episodes

S03 Episode

Christmas Special

Christmas festivities are thrown into chaos when an unexploded bomb is discovered and local residents are evacuated. As the nuns and midwives oversee the rescue centre, Jenny and Trixie break all the rules for a couple expecting their first child.

1 h 13 mins  ·  Wed, 25 Dec 2013

S03 Episode 1

Call the Midwife

The key to diagnosing a mystery illness lies with Sister Monica Joan, while Jenny tries to care for an exhausted mother and her two sons. Chummy reaches out to her connections for the official opening of a new ante-natal and baby clinic.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 19 Jan 2014

S03 Episode 2

Call the Midwife

Jenny feels delighted when she receives a promotion, but finds herself facing her most challenging case yet. Elsewhere, Cynthia leads a new birthing practice for Poplar's expectant mothers.

51 mins  ·  Sun, 26 Jan 2014

S03 Episode 3

Call the Midwife

Sister Julienne and Trixie are rostered to work at Holloway Prison, Shelagh receives a devastating diagnosis and Fred's eye for a bargain threatens to derail Chummy's birthday celebrations.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 2 Feb 2014

S03 Episode 4

Call the Midwife

Jenny's life is turned upside down when Alec has a terrible accident, Sister Winifred helps a holocaust survivor bury the past and Shelagh decides to join the local choir.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 9 Feb 2014

S03 Episode 5

Call the Midwife

When a young woman with Down's Syndrome is discovered pregnant, sinister circumstances are assumed. Meanwhile, as the nuns organise celebrations for Sister Evangelina's jubilee, Nonnatus House greets new midwife, Patsy.

52 mins  ·  Sat, 15 Feb 2014

S03 Episode 6

Call the Midwife

Patsy's brusque manner upsets the nuns and sees her removed from midwifery duties. Afterwards, she tends to a male patient on bed rest after a workplace accident.

51 mins  ·  Sun, 23 Feb 2014

S03 Episode 7

Call the Midwife

Jenny comes back to Nonnatus House, and Sister Julienne and Cynthia tend to a newly delivered mother. Meanwhile, Chummy puts all her energy into preparations for her mother's visit.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 2 Mar 2014

S03 Episode 8

Call the Midwife

As preparations are made for Chummy to nurse her dying mother at home, Jenny finds herself drawn to help, and Shelagh pulls out all the stops when she enters her choir into a competition.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 9 Mar 2014

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