The Pitt tv series

"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." 

"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" 

"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" 

"As difficult as 'The Pitt' can be to watch, I'm looking forward to spending another 15 hours in this ER" 

"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" 

"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" 

"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"