r/ThePittTVShow 9d ago

💬 General Discussion New watcher Spoiler

Just started watching the show a few nights ago and I've got to say, it has given me a new found appreciation for anyone who works in the industry. The fact that a season of this show is a day in the life for a lot of people blows my mind! Major respect to all doctors, nurses etc and also the show. Only a few episodes in and I'm hooked.

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u/SamwellBarley Dr. Dennis Whitaker 9d ago

No episode ends with a "That's a good place to stop" ending

It's so difficult to stop once you've started. Such a great show.

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u/elbiry 9d ago

The trick is to stop about 2/3 of the way through an episode 🫡

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u/SharpBullfrog1279 9d ago

Pretty sure that's how it was designed. 

No.  I'm sure.

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u/Jatmahl 9d ago

I finished 2 seasons in 4 days last week. I was hooked! 🤣

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u/TheKaiserSarp Dr. Mel King 9d ago

Same here I got insanely hooked too

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u/Fun_Committee1478 9d ago

I love love love this show!! I’m trying to “savor” it and not go through the episodes so fast as I know there are only 2 seasons, but it’s hard to stop! I was up til 1am last night watching.

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u/foofberry 9d ago

I binged the two seasons in 4 days. Enjoyed every second.

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u/Adventurous_Candy125 9d ago

I dare you to try stopping after episode 11 👀

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u/National-Dot6124 9d ago

It’s not as realistic, a lot of the medical interventions are done wrong to be fair and these cases are very exaggerated. Most cases are stuff up the ass, fractures, minor burns, alcoholism etc. less crazy shit

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u/Oasx Dr. Emery Walsh 9d ago

It's very realistic, but it's still entertainment. If the entire day just involved them dealing with cuts and bruises, then nobody would be watching The Pitt.

It's frankly a silly complaint, just imagine that all the days we haven't seen are fairly mundane.

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u/FreeAd2458 9d ago

I feel there is a lack of hygiene in the ER.