With the variety of British TV shows available, the fan base of the BBC has grown wild enough. Another one to add to the list is Call the Midwife, the series about a group of midwives who worked in London.
It showcases the lives of a group of midwives in the late 1950s to early 1960s. The story follows the new midwife Jenny Lee in the convent, Nonnatus House.

She works alongside other midwives and the nuns; and experiences the harsh living conditions in the Poplar district of London. They are there to help in safe childbirth and to look after the newborns.
The show is expected to return sometime in early 2018 and with the Call the Midwife season7 release date almost near; we are giving here how to watch all the Call the Midwife episodes online.
Watch Call the Midwife on BBC iPlayer
The episodes are available to watch on BBC iPlayer, the internet streaming service from the UK’s BBC. All episodes are available soon after their broadcast on BBC One, and the service can be found on PCs, mobiles, tablets and on smart TVs as well.
The BBC also has a variety of other shows such as Downton Abbey and the world-famous Sherlock. They have got a huge fan base around the world, and you can watch them all on the iPlayer for free.
To get access to the services, you need to register an account with the BBC. The account registration is free, but you have to provide them with details like date of birth, gender, email address, etc.; and the most important, a valid UK postcode.
It lets you stream high-quality TV shows as well as movies, but it is region-locked and is available only to the viewers in the UK. If you try to access BBC iPlayer outside UK, you will get an error. You can yet, download what you like and watch them wherever you are, although only for the next 30 days.
Access iPlayer from New Zealand
Although not the official way, there is an easy way to access BBC iPlayer in New Zealand. To watch Call the Midwife, NZ fans need to connect to a VPN server available in the UK. When you log into a VPN, the service provider hides your real IP address and masks it with an address of the country you want to be in, virtually.
With a masked address, you would have access to internet services which are not available at your location. It may sound very complex but setting them up is easy. There are a lot of free VPN services available, but you should choose one with good speed on offer. VPNs can affect your speed to a considerable amount.
ExpressVPN, without any argument, is one of the best VPN for NZ. Although services of Express VPN in NZ are not free, they offer faster speed and also provide a high quality of service. The free providers, by the way, won’t be able to give you quality and service when you are in need of some live streaming.