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Getting On
From the creators of Big Love comes this dark, biting workplace comedy that follows the beleaguered staffers of an equally beleaguered hospital's geriatric wing.
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Season 3 Episode Guide See All
Episode 1
This Is About Vomit, People.
Sun, Nov 8, 201528 mins
As Dr. Jenna James looks to move past her hospice scandal, she finds her job threatened by a handsome new doctor and takes immediate action. DiDi is inspired to fight for her union rights, while cutbacks force Patsy to return to floor duty.
Awards
- 2014 - Imagen Award - Best Supporting Actor/Television - nominated
- 2015 - Dorian Award - Unsung TV Show of the Year - winner
- 2015 - Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series - nominated
- 2015 - Imagen Award - Best Supporting Actor - Television - nominated
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