Call The Midwife fans concerned as beloved character 'disappears' from show - and demand BBC 'sacks the writers' amid 'absurdly woke' new storylines
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Call The Midwife fans were left concerned after a beloved character 'disappeared' from the classic BBC show.
Outraged viewers have also demanded that the BBC's writers be' sacked' over their 'absurdly woke' new storylines.
After the latest episode of the BBC One show, which took viewers back to the 1970s, Trixie Aylward (Helen George) was seen looking after a pregnant single woman who had been released from Linchmere Mental Hospital.
But, in another storyline, Nurse Rosalind Clifford (Natalie Quarry) and Cyril Robinson (Zephryn Taitte) continued to develop their friendship as they volunteered at a homeless shelter.
Despite the riveting plot of the episode, viewers could not help but feel concerned as Nancy Corrigan (Megan Cusack) was noticeably absent from Sunday's episode.
Her disappearance sparked fears that she may have quit her iconic role as a dedicated midwife at Nonnatus House.
Call The Midwife fans have been left concerned as a beloved character has 'disappeared' from the classic BBC show
Outraged viewers have also demanded that the BBC's writers be' sacked' over their 'absurdly woke' new storylines
Flocking to social media, fans shared their concern over the star as one penned: 'Where was Nancy this week? #CallTheMidwife'
'Did Nancy go, and and was there no grand finale, because where is she? If she's gone just like that, I will be steamed, she's a fan favourite and deserves better #callthemidwife'
'Where is Nancy #CallTheMidwife Debbie Blackman #ManifestSpinOff
'Has Nancy left already?#CalltheMidwife
'Also hold on where tf is Nancy #callthemidwife'
In the previous episode, Nancy and her lover Roger (Conor O'Donnell) revealed that they planned to marry in six months time after meeting at Christmas.
And despite the love affair gaining speed and her being offered a cushy job offer, viewers have slammed the show for its 'woke storylines'.
They started criticising show's plot after Rosalind Clifford (Natalie Quarry) and Cyril Robinson (Zephryn Taitte) appeared to grow closer.
After the latest episode of the BBC One show, which took their viewers back to the 1970s, Trixie Aylward (Helen George, pictured) was seen looking after a pregnant single woman who had been released from Linchmere Mental Hospital
Despite the riveting plot of the episode, viewers could not help but feel concerned as Nancy Corrigan (Megan Cusack) was noticeably absent from Sunday's episode
Her absence sparked fears that she may have quit her iconic role as a dedicated midwife at Nonnatus House
In the previous episode, Nancy and her lover Roger (Conor O'Donnell) revealed that they planned to marry in six months time after meeting at Christmas
And despite the love affair gaining speed and her being offered a cushy job offer, viewers have slammed the show for its 'woke storylines'
This is despite him still being married to Lucille Anderson (Leonie Elliott), who is currently in Jamaica.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one penned: 'This show really is getting absurd. Single mothers and a gay man living with nuns, a married black man dating a posh girl, this would never have happened!!! Get back to good story telling and sack your woke writers immediately.'
'What were the beliefs on dating a married man in the 70's? I know Sister Julienne wont be happy if Rosalind is found out. I know her & Cyril aren't officially dating yet, but they're getting closer'.
'I think Cyril and Rosalind could be cute together but I think Cyril needs to divorce first #CallTheMidwife.'
'Cyril wouldn't do this to Lucille and I hate this storyline.'
'Am I the only person who thinks the writing and pace of #callthemidwife has changed and not for the better? Something is so off. I’m watching the older series too & it was so much better. Less jumpy the flow was better, scripting better.'
Meanwhile others hailed the plot as they looked forward to Trixie's storyline.
Meanwhile others hailed the plot as they looked forward to Trixie's storyline
One penned: 'Looking forward to having a Trixie storyline tonight'
'The actress playing the pregnant mum in Call The Midwife with Manic Depression is amazing great storyline too'
'What if Nurse Crane forgetting the word in that emotional monologue was a flag for a dementia storyline? I CAN’T COPE'
Call The Midwife airs Sundays on BBC One and is available to stream on iPlayer.
