Noah Wyle and the Rest of The Pitt Crew are Back for Seas...

What’s Happening

So basically HBO Max’s Emmy-winning real-time medical drama is one of TV’s best and most exciting shows—and everyone’s going to be talking about it.

IN THIS DAY and age it can be easy to drift in and out while watching a TV show or movie. Everybody’s focus is fractured, we’re all overstimulated, and attention has become a currency. (yes, really)

And if we’re being honest, there are some shows or movies where you can look a away for a minute (or ten) and not fr miss too much.

The Details

It is impossible, but, to do that while watching The Pitt . HBO Max’s hit medical drama is the fast-paced, million-miles-an-hour drama that so many of us have been waiting for for quite some time.

After the show slowly but surely built a massive fanbase during the course of its 15-week first season, it went on to achieve Emmy dominance, winning Best Actor (for Noah Wyle), Best Supporting Actress (for Katherine LaNasa), and Best Drama (for the show itself) among other honors—and now its finally back for season 2, picking up where the first season left off. But not literally where the first season left off.

Why This Matters

The Pitt ‘s major gimmick is that it’s something like a traditional medical drama mixed with 24 ; Everything we see over the course of the season is taking place in real time. Robby (Wyle) as something of a Dr. Season 2 picks up nearly a year after the events of the first season, on a busy July 4 in Pittsburgh.

This is the kind of health news that affects everyday decisions.

Key Takeaways

• Our characters all arrive in new situations: It’s Dr.
• Robby’s last day before he takes a three-month sabbatical, it’s Dr.
• The rest of the characters, including Whitaker, Jevadi, Dr.

The Bottom Line

There’s also a bit of in and out. Collins (Tracy Ifeachor) is no longer part of the show’s main cast, but with Rob head out on sabbatical, he spends much of the day alongside newcomer Dr.

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