Green Wing Comedy Programmes Television Arts and Entertainment United Kingdom
Green Wing Comedy Programmes Television Arts and Entertainment United Kingdom
Surreal sitcom/sketch show hybrid, set in an English hospital and following new surgical registrar Dr Caroline Todd through her first day at work and beyond. Created by Victoria Pile. Starring Tamsin Greig, Mark Heap, Sarah Alexander and Pippa Haywood. First broadcast on Channel 4 in 2004. Winner of the 2005 Bafta Pioneer Award.
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Green Wing - A Fan Site - Provides links, desktop wallpapers, icons, fan fiction, quotes, promotional pictures, screen captures, cast and crew list and an episode guide.
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Gelf Magazine - Winging It - 'The overlooked British hospital comedy Green Wing has shredded the traditional-sitcom blueprint and eschewed the medical-show clichés'. By Keith Huang.
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JPG's Green Wing Series 1 Blog - Run by the production designer for the series. Offers behind-the-scenes photographs and information.
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YouTube - Green Wing - A collection of streaming clips from the show.
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Yahoo! Groups : Green Wing - E-mail discussion arena for fans of the programme.
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The Green Wing Series 2 Blog - Offers production information, behind-the-scenes material and photographs from the second series of the programme. By the series' production designer J.P.G.
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PopMatters.com - Green Wing - "Green Wing shows us that life is often stranger than fiction, if we let it be." Review by Kimberly Springer.
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The Green Wing Fan Forum - Message board discussing characters, episodes and news.
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Livejournal - Green Wing - Web journal offering thoughts on the show, news items and links to articles and pictures.
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YouTube - Green Wing on T4 - Streaming video interview with cast members Stephen Mangan, Julian Rhind-Tutt and Oliver Chris.
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Wingin' It - Hosts a collection of convention photographs.
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IMDb - Green Wing (2004) - Viewer comments, message board and links, with a full list of cast and crew.
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Wikipedia - Green Wing - Concise article with links.
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Blue Cat - Web journal entry in which staff writer James Henry discusses his involvement in series 2.
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Green Wing - Shiny Shelf - Review penned by Eddie Robson.
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Flickr - Jellybeanness's Green Wing Photos - Hosts a collection of scanned interviews and print advertisements for the show.
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Green Wing - The Convention - Forum discussing a themed gathering organised by fans.
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