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Tag Archives: BBC
Call the Midwife: Topical Episode
Nice to have a chance to catch up on last week’s Call the Midwife (available on BBC iPlayer for the next month), which features a character with significant facial scarring. Some spoilers ahead. One of the major plot lines focuses on … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary, Modern, Representation, Uncategorized
Tagged BBC, Call the Midwife, Emily Cock, face, Leprosy, scarring, smallpox, television
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