Call the Midwife needs to explore Dr Turner's past in war prequel

Dr. Turner shared a sad past in Call the Midwife.

Call the Midwife should look at Dr. Turner's sad past in the new prequel. The show needs to explore this.

Call the Midwife started in 2012 and is based on Jennifer Worth's memoirs.

The show began in 1957 when the National Health Service was new, and now it's in the 1970s.

A new series will go back to World War II and show younger versions of Sisters Julienne, Monica Joan, and Evangelina during the London Blitz.

The mini-series, Sisters In Arms, will air during Christmas.

Fans hope Dr. Turner's character will be explored in the prequel because of his past hints. The prequel is a great chance to do this.

Dr. Turner has been on the show since 2012.

Dr. Turner is a loved character and a family man, and viewers like his stories.

Dr. Turner and Shelagh Mannion fell in love and now have four kids. They are happy together.

Dr. Turner had a tough time in 1945 and had a mental breakdown. He was in a hospital for five months.

Dr. Turner and Shelagh talked about adopting a child, and he shared a little about his past.

Dr. Turner said he was injured but didn't want to talk more. He didn't share details.

Dr. Turner was in the medical corps and tried to save lives. He was discharged from the army.

Dr. Turner was treated for war neurosis, now called PTSD. Shelagh was shocked to learn this.

Dr. Turner and Shelagh are raising their family in the 1970s.

Dr. Turner said he was tired and saw too much death. He recovered and is okay now.

The prequel should explore Dr. Turner's life during World War II.

Dr. Turner has great medical knowledge, but how did he cope with the war? What was his experience like?

We care about Dr. Turner and want to see how his past shaped him.

Call the Midwife is available on BBC iPlayer.

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