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‘The Pitt’ Team Talks Robby & Jake’s Estrangement, Doug’s Arrest & More

At the end of The Pitt's season finale, Abbot's single-leg amputation became known to characters and viewers.
The revelation surprised many new acquaintances of Abbot, adding depth to his character.
Max/Warrick Page, an actor and amputee, embodies Abbot's strength beyond his physical condition.
Hatosy quoted Abbot as saying, “I was listening to my police scanner,” showcasing his dedication.
The amputation reveal adds an important layer to Abbot, influencing future storylines and character development.

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‘The Pitt’ Team Talks Robby & Jake’s Estrangement, Doug’s Arrest & More

Plus, what scene was a late addition?

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Will there be a season 2 of ‘The Pitt?’

Season 1 of “The Pitt” has come to an end, but will viewers be seeing more of Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch (Noah Wyle) in the future?

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No Other Show Better Captures What It Means to Be Human Now. It Just Had a Perfect Season Finale.

Max’s hit medical drama is imbued with a singular humanity.

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Every Part of "The Pitt" Was Brilliant, Right Down to Dr. Robby's Watch

The Pitt is, in a word, raw. If you haven’t been following along with the gritty emergency room drama, which concluded its first season yesterday, here’s the gist — the show follows a cast of underfunded, understaffed, and under-therapized emergency doctors as they deal with a day (each of the 15 episodes encapsulates an hour of the shift) of deaths, workplace drama and the trauma of providing healthcare in 2025. If this sounds brutal, bordering…

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