Set in a geriatric extended care wing of a down-at-the-heels hospital, Getting On follows put-upon nurses, anxious doctors and administrators as they struggle with the darkly comic, brutally honest and quietly compassionate realities of caring for the elderly.
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Set in a geriatric extended care wing of a down-at-the-heels hospital, Getting On follows put-upon nurses, anxious doctors and administrators as they struggle with the darkly comic, brutally honest and quietly compassionate realities of caring for the elderly.
Season 3 episodes
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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. Dawn questions her marriage and, later, gets some distressing news.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Brandon Fobbs, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Mark Harelik, Lindsey Kraft, Patricia Scanlon, Kurtis Bedford, Kasey Mahaffy, Jayma Mays
The staff faces an infectious disease crisis. DiDi's family drama spills into work--in the person of her sister-in-law, Yvette. Dr. James reaches out to a pharmaceutical company and finds herself affected by a patient with a complicated past. A worn-out Dawn is revived by Patsy's unpredictable advances.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Brandon Fobbs, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Lindsey Kraft, Grant Bowler, Jonathan Silverman, Luke Zimmerman, Marsha Stephanie Blake, Scott Lawrence
While preparing for an upcoming conference, Dr. James is caught off guard by workplace politics. A felon with cancer - and a history of daring escapes - arrives at the ward. When his mother pays a visit, Patsy asks Dawn to pose as someone she's not. DiDi's mother-in-law comes to Billy Barnes for treatment, sparking a family feud.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Brandon Fobbs, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Mark Harelik, Lindsey Kraft, Patricia Scanlon, Kurtis Bedford, Mary Kay Place, Grant Bowler
On the day of her "Sympoosium," Dr. James is plagued by unexpected complications. Patsy embraces his truth, and DiDi finds herself caught between her work and family. Dawn and Dr. James see uncanny visions of themselves in two British visitors, Dr. Pippa Moore and Sister Den Flixter.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Joanna Scanlan, Vicki Pepperdine, Brandon Fobbs, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Mark Harelik, Lindsey Kraft, Grant Bowler, Jonathan Silverman
With the ward's fate up in the air, DiDi hunts for ways to save it, while dealing with pressure from Dawn to be her health advocate. Troublemaking Varla returns, and butts heads with her equally opinionated long-lost daughter. Caught in a mountain of lies, Jenna comes clean to her husband, Richard. After a memorial service full of drama, the staff gets a rude awakening.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Brandon Fobbs, June Squibb, Harry Dean Stanton, Lindsey Kraft, Patricia Scanlon, Kurtis Bedford, Daniel Stern, Grant Bowler
In the series finale, DiDi walks a picket line in a last-ditch effort to save the Billy Barnes from closing. Meanwhile, Dr. James regrets an offer made in haste; and a student nurse makes a revelation in a secret-sharing session that gets Patsy's attention.
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Directed by Miguel ArtetaWritten by Mark V. Olsen, Will SchefferGuest stars Brandon Fobbs, Mark Harelik, Lindsey Kraft, Patricia Scanlon, Kurtis Bedford, Kasey Mahaffy, Grant Bowler, Jonathan Silverman
