In addition to starring in the new season, Noah Wyle will put behind the camera and direct an episode.
HBO Max launched the first advance of the second season of The Pittwith the return of Noah Wyle as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, Patrick Ball like Dr. Frank Langdon and more. The new season will premiere in January.
The trailer shows Robby signing for a new shift in the emergency room of the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. “The prodigal son returns,” jokes a nurse while Robby enters the start of his turn, while Dana (Katherine wool), who apparently has not renounced his work, as he commented in the first season, looks at him with a raised eyebrow.
Advance of the second season of The Pitt
The new season will take place on July 4, which is also the first day of Dr. Langdon after admission to rehabilitation. Robby ordered Langdon to attend rehabilitation due to his drug problem in the first season.
The cast of the second season also includes Katherine Lanasa, Supriya Ganesh, Fiona Dourif, Taylor Dearden, Isa Briones, Gerran Howell, Shabana Azeez and Sepideh Moafi.
In addition to starring in the new season, Wyle will put behind the camera and direct an episode.
“I feel prepared, which is what one is looking for. This has been an incredible experience for me, from beginning to end,” he revealed at the television television festival this month. Wyle has directed episodes of “Light: Redemption”, “The Librarians” and “Fallen Skies”.
The second season will also address current changes in medical care in the United States.
“Before even starting writing, we interviewed all kinds of people from all sectors and areas of medical care, and tell us what they face. They tell us what they would love to see on television and what would really be counterproductive for what they are trying to do if we transmit it,” Wyle said in Televerse.
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