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''Getting On'' (2009-2012) is a [[BritCom British sitcom]] set in a hospital ward a million miles away from [[Series/{{House}} Princeton General]]. Situated at the wrong end of the SlidingScaleOfShinyVersusGritty, the series is centred on a general ward and the unglamorous lives of its long-suffering staff. The series was written by its three leads: Jo Brand as Nurse [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous Kim Wilde]], Creator/JoannaScanlan as Sister Den Flixter, and Vicki Pepperdine as Dr Pippa Moore. The show is intended to be a [[SlidingScaleOfRealisticVersusFantastic realistic]] portrayal of hospital life with naturalistic dialogue and [[{{Jittercam}} shaky camera movements]]. Its director Peter Capaldi may have learned a few tricks from his time working with Creator/ArmandoIannucci on ''Series/TheThickOfIt''.
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''Getting On'' (2009-2012) is a [[BritCom British sitcom]] set in a hospital ward a million miles away from [[Series/{{House}} Princeton General]]. Situated situated at the wrong end of the SlidingScaleOfShinyVersusGritty, the SlidingScaleOfShinyVersusGritty. The series is centred on a general ward and the unglamorous lives of its long-suffering staff. The series was written by its three leads: Jo Brand as Nurse [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous Kim Wilde]], Creator/JoannaScanlan as Sister Den Flixter, and Vicki Pepperdine as Dr Pippa Moore. The show is intended to be a [[SlidingScaleOfRealisticVersusFantastic realistic]] portrayal of hospital life with naturalistic dialogue and [[{{Jittercam}} shaky camera movements]]. Its director Peter Capaldi may have learned a few tricks from his time working with Creator/ArmandoIannucci on ''Series/TheThickOfIt''.
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** Dr Oxford, whose advances Pippa misinterprets as platonic. At the end of series 3, they're seen leaving together, headed for Dr Oxford's hot tub, and Pippa still hasn't twigged. tThough her reaction when told she won't need a swimming costume suggests she may have some idea.
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** Dr Oxford, whose advances Pippa misinterprets as platonic. At the end of series 3, they're seen leaving together, headed for Dr Oxford's hot tub, and Pippa still hasn't twigged. tThough Though her reaction when told she won't need a swimming costume suggests she may have some idea.
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''Getting On'' (2009-2012) is a [[BritCom British sitcom]] set in a hospital ward a million miles away from [[Series/{{House}} Princeton General]]. Situated at the wrong end of the SlidingScaleOfShinyVersusGritty, the series is centred on a general ward and the unglamorous lives of its long-suffering staff. The series was written by its three leads: Jo Brand as Nurse [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous Kim Wilde]], Joanna Scanlan as Sister Den Flixter, and Vicki Pepperdine as Dr Pippa Moore. The show is intended to be a [[SlidingScaleOfRealisticVersusFantastic realistic]] portrayal of hospital life with naturalistic dialogue and [[{{Jittercam}} shaky camera movements]]. Its director Peter Capaldi may have learned a few tricks from his time working with Creator/ArmandoIannucci on ''Series/TheThickOfIt''.
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''Getting On'' (2009-2012) is a [[BritCom British sitcom]] set in a hospital ward a million miles away from [[Series/{{House}} Princeton General]]. Situated at the wrong end of the SlidingScaleOfShinyVersusGritty, the series is centred on a general ward and the unglamorous lives of its long-suffering staff. The series was written by its three leads: Jo Brand as Nurse [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous Kim Wilde]], Joanna Scanlan Creator/JoannaScanlan as Sister Den Flixter, and Vicki Pepperdine as Dr Pippa Moore. The show is intended to be a [[SlidingScaleOfRealisticVersusFantastic realistic]] portrayal of hospital life with naturalistic dialogue and [[{{Jittercam}} shaky camera movements]]. Its director Peter Capaldi may have learned a few tricks from his time working with Creator/ArmandoIannucci on ''Series/TheThickOfIt''.
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Also spawned a [[TransAtlanticEquivalent US remake]] on Creator/{{HBO}} from the creators of ''Series/BigLove'' starring [[Series/{{Roseanne}} Laurie Metcalf]], [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Alex]] [[Series/MADtv Borstein]] and [[Series/RenoNineOneOne Niecy Nash]].
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Also spawned a [[TransAtlanticEquivalent US remake]] on Creator/{{HBO}} from the creators of ''Series/BigLove'' starring [[Series/{{Roseanne}} Laurie Metcalf]], [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Alex]] [[Series/MADtv Borstein]] and [[Series/RenoNineOneOne Niecy Nash]].Creator/NiecyNash.
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** Dr Oxford, whose advances Pippa misinterprets as platonic. At the end of series 3, they're seen leaving together, headed for Dr Oxford's hot tub, and Pippa still hasn't twigged.
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** Dr Oxford, whose advances Pippa misinterprets as platonic. At the end of series 3, they're seen leaving together, headed for Dr Oxford's hot tub, and Pippa still hasn't twigged. tThough her reaction when told she won't need a swimming costume suggests she may have some idea.
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** Both Den and the usually affable DeadpanSnarker indulge in this when [[spoiler:Dr Moore not only fails to receive a higher position but it seems as though her existing job is at risk.]] After causing trouble on the ward, they follow up by locking her in the office.
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** Both Den and the usually affable DeadpanSnarker Kim indulge in this when [[spoiler:Dr Moore not only fails to receive a higher position but it seems as though her existing job is at risk.]] After causing trouble on the ward, they follow up by locking her in the office.
