Hiccups

Hiccups (2010-2011)

EndedScripted showComedy

Although she is a successful children's book author, Millie Upton's socially unpredictable nature is a career liability. Failed attempts to get help from her publisher and agent eventually lead her to a self-professed life coach.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 20:00 (30 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Hiccups' first premiere?

The TV show 'Hiccups' first premiered on March 1, 2010.

Who created the TV show 'Hiccups'?

The TV show 'Hiccups' was created by Brent Butt.

What was the genre of the TV show 'Hiccups'?

The genre of the TV show 'Hiccups' was sitcom.

Whose real-life experiences inspired the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Nancy Robertson's real-life experiences inspired the TV show 'Hiccups'.

What was the premise of the TV show 'Hiccups'?

The TV show 'Hiccups' follows the daily life of a children's author who has anger management issues.

Who played the character of Millie Upton in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Nancy Robertson played the character of Millie Upton in the TV show 'Hiccups'.

Who played the character of Stan Dirko in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Brent Butt played the character of Stan Dirko in the TV show 'Hiccups'.

What was the name of the publishing house owned by Millie and her husband in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

The publishing house owned by Millie and her husband was called "Bright and Early Publishing".

Who was the receptionist at the publishing house in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Crystal Balint played the receptionist at the publishing house in the TV show 'Hiccups'.

What addiction did Stan Dirko have in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Stan Dirko had a gambling addiction in the TV show 'Hiccups'.

Who was the daughter of Millie and her husband in the TV show 'Hiccups'?

Laura Soltis played the daughter of Millie and her husband in the TV show 'Hiccups'.

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