A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.
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- 7 wins & 9 nominations
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- TriviaToby Berner was originally cast as Stan Dirko, but was replaced by Brent Butt after the pilot episode was delivered to CTV.
- SoundtracksHoot n' Holler (Hiccups Theme)
Performed by Craig Northey, Pat Steward, Steve Hilliam
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I waited along time for Hiccups to arrive and now that it's here, I'm loving every minute of it! Brent Butt is a genius and has transplanted the magic of Corner Gas to urban Vancouver in Hiccups. The writing is superb and the characters are wonderful. The premise of the series is that Millie Upton (Nancy Robertson)a children's writer with anger management issues finds therapy in Stan Dirko (Brent Butt), a life coach who with Millie as his only client fumbles his way to setting her on the right path. Surrounding these two are Joyce Haddison (Laura Soltis), Millie's straight-laced editor and chief, Taylor Rhymes(David Ingram), Millie's slime ball agent who seems more interested in picking up women than Millie's career, Crystal Braywood (Emily Perkins) the ditsy, know-it-all receptionist and Anna Dirko (Paula Rivera), Stan's loving and devoted, way to hot for him wife. Together, they provide the perfect ensemble that sets this series apart from so many of the other recent sitcoms. Hiccups gets two thumbs up!
- andrejcauchi
- Mar 16, 2010
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