The finale of Call The Midwife aired with a wealth of emotional moments, packed with cameos that fans of the series might have overlooked. Among the notable appearances was Pam Ferris, who reprised her role as Sister Evangelina a decade after her character's death in the show. This cameo was particularly poignant as it allowed her character to guide her longtime friend, Sister Monica Joan, in her final moments, which resonated deeply with the audience and effectively showcased the bond between the characters.

The success of these cameo appearances was further complemented by contributions from the show's executive team. Showrunner Heidi Thomas made a silent appearance as a ghostly nun, enhancing the mystique and depth of the storytelling during a funeral scene at St Oswald's church. Dame Pippa Harris, the executive producer, also took part in this finale, playing a mourner, which provided a personal touch to the production and emphasized the close-knit nature of the cast and crew.

Overall, the finale served as a heartfelt tribute not just to the characters, but also to the community that has supported Call The Midwife over the years. The reunion of beloved characters and behind-the-scenes figures reflects the show's enduring impact on its audience and leaves a significant mark on the viewers who have followed the journey of its characters through the years.