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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 1: No Such Thing As Idealized Genitalia
Episode 2: Is Soap A Hazardous Substance?
Episode 3: Turnips...north Day...yes, Yes.
Episode 4: The 7th Annual Christmas Card Competition
Episode 5: The Revolving Admit Door
Episode 6: Doctor Death
Getting On (US) - Season 2
Description
Season 2 opens with Jenna conducting a new research study, but being forced to deal with an unhappy participant; Dawn struggling in her new role as Jenna's research assistant; DiDi approaching Patsy for a raise; after a day of personal medical issues, Dawn making a massive discovery.
Season 2 opens with Jenna conducting a new research study, but being forced to deal with an unhappy participant; Dawn struggling in her new role as Jenna's research assistant; DiDi approaching Patsy for a raise; after a day of personal medical issues, Dawn making a massive discovery.
Actors:
Irma P. Hall,
Joahn Webb,
Harry Dean Stanton,
Molly Shannon,
Ivonne Coll,
Carol Mansell,
Adam Shepard
Irma P. Hall
3 June 1935, Beaumont, Texas, USA
Joahn Webb
Harry Dean Stanton
14 July 1926, West Irvine, Kentucky, USA
Molly Shannon
16 September 1964, Shaker Heights, Ohio, USA
Ivonne Coll
18 June 1947, Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Carol Mansell
Adam Shepard
Genre:
Comedy
Director:
Mark V. Olsen
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Alex Borstein #Getting On (US) - Season 2 #Jo Brand #Laurie Metcalf #Mark V. Olsen #Niecy Nash #Vicki Pepperdine
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November 07, 2014
Getting On finds great comedic tension between the gravitas of getting on (as in getting old and dying) and the levity required for getting on (as in just getting through the workday).
November 17, 2014
What Getting On does so well is pivot from humor to sadness. It's almost Chekovian in the way that it walks the line between comedy and tragedy. It's a dark comedy- heavy on the dark. Yet, I think that's appropriate given the subject matter.
November 10, 2014
It is a dark, unblinking comedy, offering unvarnished truths taken to extremes about subjects rarely shown on television-death and the care of the elderly.
December 03, 2014
"Now in its six-episode second season, the superb workplace comedy continues to explore themes of power, gender, class, corporatization, mortality, and the mysteries of the stuff that comes out of our butts."
November 07, 2014
Humor so dark you'll be embarrassed for laughing, fun rooted in death and dying, a sendup of the soul-killing bureaucracy of health-care institutions -- that's Getting On, the best comedy you're not watching.
November 07, 2014
All the reasons viewers first loved Getting On are here again.
November 10, 2014
Laurie Metcalf's performance, along with her role in the network sitcom The McCarthys make her TV's comedy powerhouse of the season. She does some amazing stuff.
November 07, 2014
The show is also very sharp about the awkward interactions of doctors and nurses with their patients, who get treated like children even if they used to be brilliant, respected scientists and writers.
November 07, 2014
When Getting On truly shines is when it shrugs off the wink-wink-gasp rhythms of the comedy it wants to be and relaxes into the tough, uncompromising series it actually is.
November 07, 2014
It's funny, sad, and happy all at the same time.