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Though sometimes juvenile in nature, Getting On finds the funny, even in a somber setting, with humorous yet sensitive narratives and characterizations. Read critic reviews
Getting On (2013)
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Episodes
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1. Born on the Fourth of July
Air date: Nov 24, 2013
After finding feces on a lounge chair, Nurse DiDi receives conflicting orders from her co-workers; Dr. James has a public meltdown; the staff tries to determine a woman's identity.
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2. If You're Going to San Francisco
Air date: Dec 1, 2013
A new supervising nurse arrives at Billy Barnes; Nurse Dawn and Patsy start off on the wrong foot; Donna displays her karaoke skills.
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3. Make Someone Happy
Air date: Dec 8, 2013
Patsy files a grievance against DiDi; a gentleman caller sends shock waves through the ward.
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4. Dumped
Air date: Dec 15, 2013
The staff deals with a homeless woman; Dr. James implements a new exercise program; Dawn wins the grand prize in Dr. James' charity raffle.
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5. Nightshift
Air date: Dec 22, 2013
A night shift is turned upside down by a new patient and some drunken visitors; Dr. James dreams of a fresh start.
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6. The Concert
Air date: Dec 29, 2013
Phyllis' mother's condition vacillates; Jenna attempts to get Dr. Stickley to make concessions; DiDi grows impatient when a debt is unpaid; an equipment malfunction injures a patient; the staff perform their caregiver concert.
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Critic Reviews for Getting On: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Getting On: Season 1
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In search of a binge, I happened upon this unique dark comedy/ tragedy. A brilliant capture of patients and staff in an overlooked subject which should not be ignored
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Love it. The whole cast is amazing. Laurie Metcalf really shines.
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Funny, surprising. Fantastic.
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It has a slow start but its sooooo good!
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One of the best shows on television. Very funny, poignant, great characters, terrific performances across the board. Too bad that it didn't really catch on with the viewers. Kinda reminds me of other HBO series like The Comeback and Enlightened, brilliant shows that just didn't find much of an audience.
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Haven't laughed so hard in a while, Getting On balances humour with thought provoking themes to craft an excellent comedy. I loved every character in their awkward situations, it's a must watch.
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One of the unsung heroes of televised comedy these days, HBO's Getting On is quite possibly the least marketable show on television, which is exactly why it's a must-see. Employing actors that are not your standard good-looking wasp types, and setting it's comedy amongst the backdrop of old age and death, the creators of Getting On certainly don't seem too concerned with ratings. It works in spades though, cause the show is just such a funny, somber and telling look at office BS, and it's probably the first American program to resemble the pathos of a Ricky Gervais show (even more than the US Office). Deadpan, droll, and deadly funny!
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My favorite show of all of 2013. Simply brilliant.
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chuckling uncontrollably. an absolutely hilarious satire of the medical field
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The best HBO comedy since Bored to Death. Some fine tuning needed, but hopefully it will make it to season 2 and be on its way. Great ensemble cast. The funniest guest star on this show is up for supporting actress Oscar for Nebraska. She was absolutely fabulouslylaughingly revolting in G.O. and should be up (and win) an Emmy for her role.
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