Comedy Green Wing
Below are some useful links about Green Wing on Comedy:
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 | Blue Cat - Web journal entry in which staff writer James Henry discusses his involvement in series 2. |
 | Flickr - Jellybeanness's Green Wing Photos - Hosts a collection of scanned interviews and print advertisements for the show. |
| 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. |
| Green Wing - Shiny Shelf - Review penned by Eddie Robson. |
| Green Wing - The Convention - Forum discussing a themed gathering organised by fans. |
| The Green Wing Fan Forum - Message board discussing characters, episodes and news. |
 | 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. |
| IMDb - Green Wing (2004) - Viewer comments, message board and links, with a full list of cast and crew. |
 | JPG's Green Wing Series 1 Blog - Run by the production designer for the series. Offers behind-the-scenes photographs and information. |
| Liar - Green Wing - Review of the series by Brian Luff. |
| Livejournal - Green Wing - Web journal offering thoughts on the show, news items and links to articles and pictures. |
| Wikipedia - Green Wing - Concise article with links. |
| Wingin' It - Hosts a collection of convention photographs. |
| Yahoo! Groups : Green Wing - E-mail discussion arena for fans of the programme. |
| YouTube - Green Wing - A collection of streaming clips fom the show. |
| YouTube - Green Wing on T4 - Streaming video interview with cast members Stephen Mangan, Julian Rhind-Tutt and Oliver Chris. |
| 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. (November 2, 2005) |
| PopMatters.com - Green Wing - "Green Wing shows us that life is often stranger than fiction, if we let it be." Review by Kimberly Springer. (September 27, 2004) |