Into The Pitt - S02E01 – 7:00 A.M.
Triage is back in session in The Pitt Season 2, Episode 1. Dr. A.Ron and Nurse Jim rate cases by severity and lean into the controlled chaos that makes this show so compulsively watchable.
Triage is back in session in The Pitt Season 2, Episode 1. Dr. A.Ron and Nurse Jim rate cases by severity and lean into the controlled chaos that makes this show so compulsively watchable.
Jim and A.Ron are back, they’re Pluribussin it down with your feedback. Could the Pluribi get someone to “leak” stem cells? Does the show Pluribus have what it takes to weather a gap of at least a year before the next season? Ever wonder what the babies are up to? Tune in for your questions, quandaries, and more in this episode of Pluribussin!
A.Ron didn’t want to watch The Pitt. The patrons made him. Over Christmas. And now here we are. Turns out, he loved it. This episode is our Season 1 recap and Season 2 preview, as Jim and A.Ron break down the show’s unlikely journey from obligation to obsession.
Big developments in the finale with the fiery meeting of two titans of stubborn. Join us for a 2-hour breakdown of this 1-hour finale. We’ll be back in the new year with a season wrapup and feedback so get it sent in. Check out A.Ron this Sunday night on Pete Peppers’ YouTube Channel Send us…
Experience the holiday cheer of Podcasts of Christmas Past and enjoy this special public premiere episode! Lindsay Lohan returns to the screen in a shiny new Christmas movie with all of your favorite cliches. Watch a trust fund adult go from trope to trope in a delightful addition to the vault of Hallmark movies that you’ve watched already, don’t deny it. Grab your fuzziest blanket and a mug of hot chocolate and settle in for the latest reincarnation of your favorite Christmas movies.
A.Ron and Jim are diving into the nostalgia of Christmases past with the Rankin/Bass specials: Frosty the Snowman (1969), Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964), and The Year Without Santa Claus (1974).
Carol is asking the questions that we’ve had for so long. So hold your theory crafting in check for a moment, Pluribus has something to tell us. Jim and A.Ron are examining the differences between Carol and Manousos. Carol is in bed with the enemy. And we find out where this all started, right here on Pluribussin on Bald Move.
Jim and A.Ron tap into the hivemind (your emails) to discuss the theories, quandaries, and commentary circulating Pluribus. Does consent really matter to the Pluribi? Does everyone know what everything tastes like? Would Manousos ever ask for assistance?
It’s a cold Christmas in Manhattan during the 1940s as Julia (Loretta Young) and her Reverend husband (David Niven) slowly grow apart. Prayers are answered with the arrival of the angel Dudley (Cary Grant). Jim and A.Ron have a religious experience getting drunk during this coverage of the comedy holiday movie The Bishop’s Wife (1947).
Manousos is the only person who seems to surpass Carol’s level of stubbornness. A.Ron can’t help but notice the parallels between Manousos and Christ-like imagery. Carol learns to live life on her own. Join in with Pluribussin with Jim and A.Ron as they discuss “The Gap” on Apple TV+.