Follow new surgical registrar Dr Caroline Todd through her first day at work and beyond, starting out as she means to go on - dishevelled and under-deodorised! Along the way she meets an assortment of bizarre and demented characters. Be prepared for one of the most surreal journeys you're ever likely to take as you dive into the anarchic world of Green Wing Hospital!
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Follow new surgical registrar Dr Caroline Todd through her first day at work and beyond, starting out as she means to go on - dishevelled and under-deodorised! Along the way she meets an assortment of bizarre and demented characters. Be prepared for one of the most surreal journeys you're ever likely to take as you dive into the anarchic world of Green Wing Hospital!
Season 2 episodes
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It's eight weeks since Guy stole the ambulance and drove to a literal cliffhanger ending with Mac and Martin in tow. Mac is now in a coma and is receiving a constant stream of admiring visitors while Guy is not coping too well with the fact that he's slept with his mother. She's not having a great time of it either with her office staff's constant ribbing. However, Martin is happy to have a new brother and he's now gone as far as kissing Karen's tongue!
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary Howe, Robert Harley, Victoria PileGuest stars Sarah Alexander, Nick Frost, Kevin Hudson, Paul Bazely, Jane Cameron, Rebecca Clow, Doreen Ingleton, Alison Pargeter
Statham, when not drawing breasts upon his x-rays, is trying to make Joanna jealous with increasingly desperate pretend sexual exploits. Mac is back at work and, with no help from Guy, is causing Caroline grief as he can't remember the twenty minutes that they were an item. Meanwhile, Karen and Martin have moved on to the next level and she's wearing him out.
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Sarah Alexander, Pip Torrens, Keir Charles, Kevin Hudson, Darren Boyd, Alistair Barrie, Robert Harley, Oriane Messina
A documentary crew visits the hospital, exciting the creative juices in Alan and the bitter rivalry between Sue and Joanna. Meanwhile, a tape of Guy being "intimate" with his mother is now in the possession of Sue who plays merry havoc with his and Joanna's life. And is this the end for Angela as she falls for the charms of the director who's off to Toronto next week?
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Sarah Alexander, Keir Charles, Kevin Hudson, Darren Boyd, Rosie Alvarez, Li-Leng Au, Peter McDonald, Simon London
Guy's got problems, he's looking for a place to stay while fulfilling his community service. Martin is in need of some cash so acts as a life model at an art class attended by the soon-to-be-gobsmacked Sue. Statham is distraught at his parking space while Joanna might need glasses. Mac and Caroline's relationship is hotting up but could all that change as his ex-girlfriend joins the staff?
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Paterson Joseph, Sally Phillips, Keir Charles, Kevin Hudson, Chizzy Akudolu, Kim Benson, Roderic Culver, Justin McCarron
Dr. Statham enters politics but requires a voice coach and the use of a car with two loudhailers! Martin inadvertently becomes a pimp. Mac and Caroline get a little closer but Holly sticks her oar in with a little ginger surprise for Mac. Harriet and Lyndon manage to have a date despite Joanna's best attempts to sidetrack her with work. Guy is not exactly the best flatmate but is he there at the right time for Caroline?
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Paterson Joseph, Rosie Cavaliero, Sally Phillips, Tom Goodman-Hill, Kevin Hudson, Dylan Woodcock, Darren Boyd, Geff Francis
Mac adjusts to his new rôle as a father while Caroline tries to make him jealous with Guy. Statham is rather pleased with himself for winning his radiologist's community weekly caption competition which does not please Joanna. She employs her vertically-challenged cousin to scare him but a trip to the incinerator is soon required. Martin pesters Joanna for knowledge of his dad and hires a detective to find him.
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Paterson Joseph, Sally Phillips, Kevin Hudson, Dylan Woodcock, Darren Boyd, Simon Ludders, Mick Walter, Ron Webster
Sue does some detecting; Martin comes into some money; Statham and Joanna try to keep the incident with the stuffed heron secret; Caroline has to be cruel to be kind.
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Paterson Joseph, Sally Phillips, Sarah Hadland, Keir Charles, Fay Rusling, Kevin Hudson, Darren Boyd, Sue Elliott-Nichols
Demented dwarf killers Joanna and Dr Statham are amazed that they seem to have got away with their hideous crime so consider themselves above the law. Caroline gets no fewer than three proposals. Sue gives birth to an infant with a mane just as impressive as Mac's. Mac gets some bad news while Martin (and we the viewer) ends up with a strange sense of déjà vu in the season's cliff-hanger ending.
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Directed by Tristram Shapeero, Dominic BrigstockeWritten by Gary HoweGuest stars Pip Torrens, Richard Katz, Kevin Hudson, Robert Harley, Adam Tandy, Christina Lesbirel
Caroline engaged to Guy, Mac getting closer to death, Statham and Joanna on the run, Karen acting strange and the admin girls letting their hair down a bit lower than normal.
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Guest stars Robert Harley, Richard Freeman, Cavan Clerkin, Spencer McLaren, Simon Kunz, Yvonne D'Alpra, Derren Litten, Jeremy Sheffield
