The Pitt Season 2, Episode 7 keeps the emotional pressure high. A.Ron vows to treat Dr. Santos with empathy and officially retire the nickname “Coltrane” for Dr. Langdon. Meanwhile, Jim simply cannot stop predicting Dr. Robbie’s imminent demise. The guys break down another hour that makes compassion complicated.
Scrub in as Jim and A.Ron perform a biopsy on The Pitt Season 2, Episode 6 — perhaps the most gut-wrenching hour of the series yet.
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 5 pushes the emotional weight further, as concern grows over Louie and Dr. Robbie’s increasingly rogue tendencies raise some eyebrows. Jim and A.Ron also find unexpected moments of insight amid the heartbreak — including learning that death doulas are very much a real thing.
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 4 continues to work as what A.Ron calls an empathy machine, drawing Jim and A.Ron deeper into its many threads. They keep a close eye on the show’s evolving romantic entanglements — and wonder if anyone still remembers what parkour is.
Jim is back on his feet for The Pitt Season 2, Episode 3, and the season keeps hitting harder than expected. A.Ron calls this the most emotional episode so far, as worry mounts for Louie and patience wears thin with Santos. Plus, Dr. Robbie’s midlife crisis is officially in high gear.
Jim is under the weather for The Pitt Season 2, Episode 2, so Jason from Podcastica scrubs in alongside A.Ron to keep triage moving. Between red, yellow, and green tags, the guys wrestle with ER chaos, tough calls, and a show that makes it very hard to stay on topic.
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.
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.
Steve and Anthony delight in the masterful storytelling of Rook’s Rest. Then Dr. Philiip Haberkern discusses House of the Dragon as great television and as a window into historical institutions. Phil discusses (among other things) historical parallels to Criston Cole’s necklace.