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The Pitt

2025

R. Scott Gemmill (Creator), John Wells ...

Noah Wyle, Tracy Ifeachor, Katherine LaNasa, Fiona Dourif ...

7.8

2,160

TV Series. Drama

TV Series. Drama

TV Series (2025-). 1 Season. 15 Episodes. The daily lives of healthcare professionals in a Pittsburgh hospital as they juggle personal crises, workplace politics, and the emotional toll of treating critically ill patients, revealing the resilience required in their noble calling.

Renewed for a Second Season.

	Media	Author	Review
		Daniel Fienberg The Hollywood Reporter	"Once it gets going, though, 'The Pitt' emerges as a well-executed medical procedural made by people who know from well-executed medical procedurals (...) The Pitt definitely isn’t ER, but at times it does ER-adjacent things in a way that fans of the genre will appreciate."
		Ryan Schwartz TVLine	"No, 'The Pitt' is not an 'ER' reboot, but it may just be TV’s best, most authentic medical drama since the one that made Noah Wyle a star"
		Lisa Weidenfeld Boston Globe	"You don’t need to be a revolutionary to make good TV, and it’s nice to see a show made with such a strong core"
		Kristen Baldwin Entertainment Weekly	"As difficult as 'The Pitt' can be to watch, I'm looking forward to spending another 15 hours in this ER"
		Benjamin Lee The Guardian	"There are interestingly knotty issues covered in the series but soapy acting and thinly written characters ultimately derail (...) Rating: ★★ (out of 5)"
		Terry Terrones Paste Magazine	"Watching people struggle with pain, heartbreak, and loss on this show can be devastating so get the tissues ready. A high level of emotional heft is a testament to this show’s authenticity"
		Richard Lawson Vanity Fair	"A show that strangely but effectively intertwines prestige TV trappings with the more basic tropes of network workplace dramedy. Wyle is an endlessly compelling lead"
		Nick Schager The Daily Beast	"Where each episode chronicles one hour of Robby’s 15-hour shift, compounded with streaming’s allowance for more graphic content, lends the series an intensity that even trumps ER’s, if possible"
		Ben Travers IndieWire	"With so many subjects and so little time given to developing them, it means suffering through a whole lot of blunt exposition and even more clichéd or half-formed characters"
		Alex Maidy JoBlo	"A harrowing and powerfully realistic look into the emergency frontlines of post-COVID hospitals. (...) Rating: ★★★★★★★★★ (out of 10)"
		Zaki Hasan The Wrap	"It offers compelling drama, written well and performed by a talented cast"
		Nina Metz Chicago Tribune	"What distinguishes one show from another is whether the writing and casting is any good. And 'The Pitt' lands enough on both fronts to make it essential viewing"
		Maggie Boccella Collider	"The series is best suited for bingeing rather than one episode at a time (...) Rating: ★★★★★ (out of 10)"
		Kathryn VanArendonk Vulture	"A story density reflected in a crowded set design and so many scattered shifts in focus that even the most emotionally blunt lines barely have time to register. And, yes, it’s fantastic"
		Meghan O'Keefe Decider	"Features clunky dialogue, ridiculous cliffhangers, and overly obvious messaging associated with easy primetime viewing. It also boasts propulsive filmmaking, endearing characters, and one seismic performance from (...) Noah Wyle"
		Robert Lloyd Los Angeles Times	"It has a convincing energy (...) The setting allows for a cross section of humanity, united in distress, and occasional passages of sociopolitical commentary"
		Alan Sepinwall Rolling Stone	"For the most part, it’s a powerful reminder of why certain formulas are so durable, how satisfying they can still be"
		Alison Herman Variety	"Wyle affords Robby enough infectious warmth and believable flaws to make you believe he can marshal his troops, and his audience, through a grueling 15 hours"
		Brian Tallerico rogerebert.com	"[It] is constantly pulling between realism and fiction. They’re windows into excellence and heartbreak, allowing us to see a bit of ourselves in both"
		Laura Bogart AV Club	"The show is best when it’s in motion and when it uses patient encounters to provoke more meaningful character moments and growth"

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