Anonymous wrote:These two PittFest episodes have been outstanding. Noah Wyle is really good. I did not expect that Dr. King (Taylor Dearden) would become my next favorite. The measles story line is well done all around. My favorite little line was when King asked if the little sister (who, home alone with sick older brother, calls 911, perhaps saving his life) if she'd like a snack and she replies: "I already brushed my teeth." Such perfect innocence.

Agree. I'd also love to see a Bryan Cranston cameo.

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Anonymous wrote:The Jake storyline doesn’t work. Why are we supposed to care about this kid? He’s done nothing other than be Robby’s ex stepson and their previous interactions weren’t even interesting.

Sorry but this is a big misstep in an otherwise phenomenal show.

I sort of agree. Plus, Robby wasn’t even married to Jake’s mom, only dated her for a couple of years. He never was his actual stepson. In real life, that kid wouldn’t give him the time of day.

Maybe that isn't who/how you are, but I had a lot of not-moms and not-dads growing up, and that dynamic, that connection, was very similar to how Jake seems to see Dr. Robby. Didn't you have aunties/uncles? That bond doesn't go away just because your adult(s) separate(s).

Aunties and uncles are different from the scenario The Pitt wants us to believe. In this case, Robby only dated Jake’s mother for a few years. We don’t even know when - maybe before Collins? It doesn’t sound at all like an auntie/uncle relationship. And yes, often when the adults break up, the kid is no longer closer with the ex, especially if they weren’t married. It’s just not realistic.

I know multiple person raised by their parent’s ex of only a few years. Technically my stepson is actually DH’s former stepson. He’s been in his life thirty years ever since he was a baby.

Anonymous wrote:Who is the new doctor with King? He’s sexy!

Abbott?

If so, he can get it.

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Anonymous wrote:I would expect to see MORE of Dr. Collin’s in Season 2, not less. Sorry not sorry, haterz.

Boo!!!

I don’t understand these super childish Collins haters. The show is the show. Clearly the creators saw something there if they wrote it that way. Too bad you have a problem with that. I like Collins and hope to see more of her in Season 2.

I like the history she has with Robby. I like that she is one of the only people around who can challenge him (and is right — telling Mo in herself and Robby was just having a bad day) and her no nonsense noping out on both the rats and the flirting. She’s grounded and I like her.

Anonymous wrote:I would expect to see MORE of Dr. Collin’s in Season 2, not less. Sorry not sorry, haterz.

Boo!!!

I would expect to see MORE of Dr. Collin’s in Season 2, not less. Sorry not sorry, haterz.

Anonymous wrote:No one even mentioned Dr. Collins in the latest episode. It was like she didn’t exist.

-The character was told to go home and turn off her phone after a miscarriage
-She was, as expected, unreachable. It would not make sense to continually try to contact her in the following hours
-There is no reason for anyone to talk about her atm, they aren't talking about much besides the crisis medicine they are practicing
-We now know that she had to be written out of the final episodes due to a family emergency
-Tracey Ifeachor is expected to return for Series 2

No one even mentioned Dr. Collins in the latest episode. It was like she didn’t exist.

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Anonymous wrote:I just read that the actress who plays Dr. Collins had a family emergency in the middle of filming, so had to be written out of subsequent episodes. Her absence has nothing to do with whether people liked her character/how fundamental she was to the show.

Isn’t it funny the mental Gymnastics people did to explain her away?

Get a life.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

And, McKays dad on the show last night is her real life dad Brad Dourif.

He was hilarious, did not know that was her actual dad.

And her dad is also the voice of Chucky, the evil doll

He also got lucky in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

+1

I also wouldn’t mind if Santos left. She annoys me.

Anonymous wrote:I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

And, McKays dad on the show last night is her real life dad Brad Dourif.

He was hilarious, did not know that was her actual dad.

And her dad is also the voice of Chucky, the evil doll

Double posting to say it looks like it won't drop until January 2026. Which makes sense, and is not that long in between streaming seasons, but still... Nooooooooooo!

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Anonymous wrote:I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

I hope she has an identical twin who plays a major role in season two.

And I hope that they had an identical triplet separated at birth, and that all three women have extremely similar personalities and play big roles next season. Maybe the episodes can be 90 minutes to accommodate that? XD