Getting On
- TV sitcom
- BBC Four
- 2009 - 2012
- 15 episodes (3 series)
Comedy drama which follows the daily lives of nurses as they go about their routine tasks in an NHS hospital. Stars Jo Brand, Joanna Scanlan, Vicki Pepperdine, Ricky Grover and Cush Jumbo
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 6
'Nurse of the Year' at King Edward's sees Den pushing the boat out, while Kim has unwisely banked on her annual assessment resulting in a pay rise.
Further details
Meanwhile, Pippa's future is under scrutiny for different reasons; Mrs Fyvie goes into decline with daughter Beedy keeping vigil at her bedside; and there's last-gasp news that the new wing may have been revived.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 30th November 2010
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Four
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Jo Brand | Nurse Kim Wilde |
| Joanna Scanlan | Sister Den Flixter |
| Vicki Pepperdine | Doctor Pippa Moore |
| Ricky Grover | Hilary Loftus |
| Cush Jumbo | Damaris Clarke |
| Joshua Mbaka (as Josh Mbaka) | Josh (Student Doctor) |
| James Statham | James (Student Doctor) |
| Peter Capaldi | Peter Healy (Doctor) |
| Nan Kerr | Mrs Fyvie |
| Lindy Whiteford | Beedy Fyvie |
| Tilly Ingle | Zoe Butler |
| Peter Belgrave | Actor |
| Richard Watts | Actor |
| Pamela Craine | Actor |
| Kulwant Dhaliwal | Actor |
| Jeanie Gold | Actor |
| Yasmin Chadury | Actor |
| Marie Gawthorpe | Actor |
| Rae Croft | Actor |
| Sheila Dowling | Actor |
| Mary Foulkes | Actor |
| Iris Johnston | Actor |
| Aidan Keating | Actor |
| Bo Tsui | Actor |
| Jo Brand | Writer |
| Joanna Scanlan | Writer |
| Vicki Pepperdine | Writer |
| Peter Capaldi | Director |
| Geoff Atkinson | Producer |
| Simon Lupton | Executive Producer |
| Sam Roberts | Editor |
| Jennie Wright | Editor |
| Jim Holloway | Production Designer |
| Karen Hobbs | Costume Designer |
| Julia Knight | Costume Designer |
| Casper Leaver | Director of Photography |
| Christine Cant | Make-up Designer |
| Richard Hawley | Composer |
| Charlie Leech | 1st Assistant Director |
Video
Getting On Extra: Sing Along
A spontaneous moment as the patients burst into song and perform for an audience of one.