This is just not true. The Pitt has had just as much interpersonal drama from episode 1.
In the first episode the primary character is dealing with PTSD from his mentor dieing in Covid…
ER also had just as much medicine and social issues. Hell one of E.R.’s most celebrated episodes “Labor’s lost love” is about the ER being over run, understaffed and the ER doc having to handle a case he is woefully unprepared for that led to the death of women.
I love The Pitt but it is ER2.0 and that is big reason why it is great.
This is just not true. The Pitt has had just as much interpersonal drama from episode 1.
In the first episode the primary character is dealing with PTSD from his mentor dieing in Covid…
ER also had just as much medicine and social issues. Hell one of E.R.’s most celebrated episodes “Labor’s lost love” is about the ER being over run, understaffed and the ER doc having to handle a case he is woefully unprepared for that led to the death of women.
I love The Pitt but it is ER2.0 and that is big reason why it is great.