Getting On (US)

Season 1

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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.

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6 Episodes

Born on the Fourth of July
E1
Born on the Fourth of JulyIt's July 4th at the Billy Barnes Extended Care unit of Mt. Palms Hospital in Long Beach, CA. On her first day of work, Nurse DiDi Ortley discovers feces on a lounge chair, and is torn between the conflicting orders of unit veteran Nurse Dawn Forchette.
If You're Going to San Francisco
E2
If You're Going to San FranciscoIn the wake of Beverly's departure, a new Supervising Nurse, Patsy De La Serda, joins the Billy Barnes staff with a customer-centric agenda he's convinced will improve ward efficiency. A more docile patient named Donna wins DiDi's affection and displays impressive karaoke skills.
Make Someone Happy
E3
Make Someone HappyPatsy files a grievance against DiDi for remarks he deems inappropriate - Dr, James decides to go to a convention in Cleveland - a patient is caught in a romantic situation with her gentleman caller - Dawn gets evaluated with no exceptions.
Dumped
E4
DumpedDr. James decides to implement a geriatric exercise program in the ward, upsetting Patsy, whose "Make Someone Happy" initiative now includes a live pianist and a fountain. DiDi discloses Patsy's relationship with Dawn to her union rep as proof her homophobic comment wasn't serious.
Nightshift
E5
NightshiftDiDi's serene evening shift in the ward is turned upside down after the arrival of a new patient and several unwelcome, inebriated visitors. Stopping by after a dinner party, Dr. James attends to her drunken husband Richard's ingrown toenail.
The Concert
E6
The ConcertPhyllis' 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.