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Looks Like Dr. Robby’s Sabbatical Didn’t Help at All Original

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By Brady Langmann Verified
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2 min read I mean, did you really think The Pitt’s Dr. Robby (Noah Wyle) would return from his sabbatical soaking in Goop exfoliator, giving high-fives to every bloodied patient, and bragging about the helmet he bought for his motorcycle trip? Nope! This Friday morning, HBO Max dropped the first teaser for The Pitt season 3, along with a batch of first-look images.
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The Anthony Bourdain Biopic Is Wildly Misunderstood

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By Brady Langmann Verified
| Esquire Verified
6 min read “It feels somehow shifty and . . . dishonest, making a buck writing,” Anthony Bourdain wrote in his celebrated 2000 memoir, Kitchen Confidential. “Writing anything is a treason of sorts. Even the cold recitation of facts—which is hardly what I've been up to—is never the thing itself.
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The Anthony Bourdain Biopic Is Wildly Misunderstood

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By Brady Langmann Verified
| Esquire (UK) Verified
“It feels somehow shifty and . . . dishonest, making a buck writing,” Anthony Bourdain wrote in his celebrated 2000 memoir, Kitchen Confidential. “Writing anything is a treason of sorts. Even the cold recitation of facts—which is hardly what I've been up to—is never the thing itself.
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