A World War two-era prequel series, a movie set overseas featuring current cast, and season 16 are all in the pipeline. But the end of the series as we have known it since 2012, when it first debuted, is fast approaching (some may argue we're already there given the impact of the NHS's sweeping changes on Nonnatus House.
But while Call the Midwife will one day be no more, its characters will live on beyond the credits – and it seems Trixie intends to remain in London, rather than relocating permanently to New York, despite admitting her marriage was on the rocks.
"I can't commence until the new year. I need to give in my notice to Nonnatus House, they're not in the best shape at this present time."
But it would be a marked shift for Trixie, who has spent the whole of her career in the East End, delivering babies from all walks of life and in all manner of settings.
"We have new adventures to look forward to," said Mr Scarisbrick, who runs the clinic. "In due course, I'll have something else to put to you," he adds and in the teaser for the finale, he asks Trixie if she would consider entering into partnership with him.
Her decision will arrive alongside Sister Julienne unveiling the three options for the movie location. Australia has already been touted but as creator Heidi Thomas recently revealed, that hasn't been confirmed.
But while new beginnings await them as the show looks to the future, season 15 is set to bring Sister Monica Joan's story to a close.
But in the most recent episode, Sister Monica Joan made her feelings about that viscerally clear. After snapping her bible shut, she hurled her diuretic medication against the wall, the glass shattering, as she finally lets go.
But while so much is now out of Sister Monica Joan's control, this is a decision she is able to make for herself, however painful her choice may be for those around her.
Despite her failing health, she is still in tune with herself and in this moment, she knows: it's time to say goodbye.
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"And when I walked onto the set, I just sobbed, I sobbed like a baby. It was really emotional. So if I was a mess – and I'm heart of steel – then the audience will be a mess as well."
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