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Re: The Pitt

BTW, the karaoke ending to the finale also reflected the reality of life.  wink

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Those girls can't sing any better than the rest of us.

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TeaAndApathy wrote:

There will be a season 3. https://ew.com/the-pitt-season-3-everyt … w-11952634

8 months or so from now (projected Jan 2027), setting may be November and Robby will have been away for longer than 3 months.

Feels like a major spoiler to me that they readily admit that he is coming back. They made such a big deal out of it (which it is), about what will happen on his journey and then they spill the beans in an interview...meh.

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WilliamDrakeMcGregor wrote:
TeaAndApathy wrote:

There will be a season 3. https://ew.com/the-pitt-season-3-everyt … w-11952634

8 months or so from now (projected Jan 2027), setting may be November and Robby will have been away for longer than 3 months.

Feels like a major spoiler to me that they readily admit that he is coming back. They made such a big deal out of it (which it is), about what will happen on his journey and then they spill the beans in an interview...meh.

OTOH, he's the center of the show. Not sure it could exist without him.

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Totaly agree with Pirate on that.  Entertained not preached to or demonized. And I like a show that requires you pay attention and drop in to the show.  Like you said, it makes you forget the real world for a bit.  Too much of other TV can be "background TV".  I like Chicago Fire, but it would be fine in the background while I do other things and just look up now and again. And it has become the soap of "whose bangin' who this week." mixed with "whose trying to tear apart House 51 this season?" - That's their story lines every season.

Robby will have been away for longer than 3 months.

I have my doubts he goes.  I don't see it.

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Awake too long to leave at night despite what he said 8 hours ago. Dr. Alishimi's condition: He said "you report it by Monday or I will" tells you he already decided he'll still be there Monday.  And he can't leave *his* E.D. without a leader now that she can't be unsupervised. Then they had that clue drop about family and the one doc saying "Its never too late"... Do you really believe that?  All the events that happened around him are about family. The two women doctors and their dramas with their mammas. Huckleberry get picked up by his new 'adoptive family' (basically taking on a widow and kid just like Cooper did in Landman). Both him and the baby being abandoned while kids.  They just really lined it all up for him to temporarily foster that baby as part of filling that void in his life and soul.  I don't see him adapting a forever kid but I can see him being a foster. Story wise that leave more latitude in scripting: It can be an infant for season... it can be a teen for a season...