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The Pitt showrunner addresses possibility of a night-shift-focused season 3 Original

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By Ashley Boucher 
| Entertainment Weekly
The Pitt's Fourth of July day shift came to a close with Thursday's season 2 finale, but the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center's night crawlers are just getting started. As Dr. Robby (Noah Wyle), Dr. Al-Hashimi (Sepideh Moafi), and their residents finally wrap up after a particularly harrowing day shift thanks to a software outage, Dr. Jack Abbott (Shawn Hatosy) is raring to go.
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The Pitt showrunner talks season 2 finale, Dr. Robby's mental health, and season 3 Original

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By Ashley Boucher 
| Entertainment Weekly
This article contains spoilers for the season 2 finale of The Pitt, "9:00 p.m." Dr. Robby can't seem to catch a break in season 2 of The Pitt, and the finale is no different. The episode opens with Dr. Al-Hashimi's (Sepideh Moafi) startling confession to Robby (Noah Wyle) that she has a condition that causes her to have unpredictable five-second seizures.
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Shrinking star previews arrival on The Pitt : 'By the time Crus gets there, there's just a lot to handle' Original

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By Ashley Boucher 
| Entertainment Weekly
Luke Tennie is clocking in for the night shift at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, but he manifested his arrival in a much more glamorous setting. The actor, known for his roles on Shrinking and Abbott Elementary, was asked on a carpet if there were any other Warner Bros. shows he would want to be a part of, and he had his answer ready. "I immediately was like, 'The Pitt,'" Tennie recalls to Entertainment Weekly. "'So [if] John Wells is seeing this anywhere, The Pitt. I love that show.
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