Join Call the Midwife stars for RadioTimes.com Q&A
Helen George and Olly Rix will be chatting all things season 12, including the finale.
This week, RadioTimes.com will be chatting to the stars of Call the Midwife about season 12 of the BBC drama and what viewers can expect from the finale, as well as looking ahead to season 13 and beyond.
Head over to Facebook at 4pm on Friday 17th February to listen to Helen George and Olly Rix talk about Trixie and Matthew's journey so far, their wedding (which is imminent), and what creator Heidi Thomas has in store for future episodes.
You'll also be able to submit your own questions to the cast by commenting beneath the video. Perhaps you've already got some in mind, which you can send over right now by Tweeting @RadioTimes using the hashtag #CallTheMidwifeRT.
The Call the Midwife season 12 finale has been delayed by a week due to the BAFTA Film Awards, which means we'll have to wait slightly longer than usual to watch Trixie and Matthew tie the knot.
The run-up to the wedding hasn't been smooth sailing, with the death of Matthew's father, in particular, proving especially challenging. Trixie has also been consumed by wedding planning and preparing for married life, with her foray into gourmet cooking a complete bust.
Read more:
- Call the Midwife character's life hangs in the balance in latest episode
- Call the Midwife boss on Lucille: "We’re all in the dark"
We'll be chatting about all of that and more in Friday's the live Q&A.
Previous RadioTimes.com Q&As include Death in Paradise, Normal People, Gangs of London, Baptise, The Last Kingdom and Line of Duty, to name just a handful.
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The next episode of Call the Midwife airs on BBC One on Sunday 26th February at 9pm. Previous seasons of the drama are available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
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Abby Robinson is the Drama Editor for Radio Times, covering TV drama and comedy titles. She previously worked at Digital Spy as a TV writer, and as a content writer at Mumsnet. She possesses a postgraduate diploma and a degree in English Studies.
