The Monster We Made: Psychiatry, Stigma, and 'The Pitt'

I Was Halfway Through ‘The Pitt’ When My Father Died. Here's What It Was Like To Finish It

GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe on returning to Dr. Robby's emergency room in the aftermath of a real-life loss.

‘The Pitt’ producer explains why Pittsburgh was chosen and how the series reflects the city

John Wells didn’t choose the setting for “The Pitt” on a whim. Many shows are set in larger cities like Los Angeles, New York and Chicago,...

Which ‘The Pitt’ Characters Will Return For Season 2?

WBD/Max There’s a lot to be excited about with the future of Max. Admittedly, the next House of the Dragon season has some inertia to overcome, and we still don’t know if more of The Penguin will happen. Yet the impending arrival of It: Welcome To Derry consistently perks up people’s ears, and both The White Lotus and Industry have been growing in popularity, season over season. Then there’s The Pitt, which put Noah Wyle back in stethoscope acti…

The Monster We Made: Psychiatry, Stigma, and 'The Pitt'

(MedPage Today) -- "The Pitt," a medical drama set in a fictional Pittsburgh trauma center, captures the human connections forged in emergency medicine. The television show, which streams on Max, follows a team of residents and medical students...

The Real Reason Why Collins Was Missing From Final Episodes of ‘The Pitt,’ According to Noah Wyle | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip

Noah Wyle is explaining Dr. Collins’ extended absence from the final episodes of The Pitt on Max. If you need a refresher, Dr. Collins (Tracy Ifeachor) suffered a miscarriage and confided in Dr. Robby (Wyle) during their shift together at the ER. Dr. Robby and Dr. Collins shared a moment, and he sent her home to rest. Collins did not return to help with the mass shooting, presumably because she was asleep. Keep reading to find out more… “Very de…

How Long Could ‘The Pitt’ Run? Noah Wyle & R. Scott Gemmill Weigh In

'The great thing about doing a show that's set in the emergency department is every day, 100 new stories come in,' says Gemmill.