The cast and creatives of HBO’s The Pitt made an appearance at the Academy Museum last week during their Season 2 FYC event, talking about t
The cast and creatives of HBO’s The Pitt made an appearance at the Academy Museum last week during their Season 2 FYC event, moderated by American comedian Jon Lovett.
During the Q&A, Lovett, who didn’t seem to understand The Pitt or the actors very well, asked about specific storylines and controversial topics like A.I. Yet he didn’t seem to grasp the importance and seriousness of the series, its cast, or the topics he was presenting. Let alone, didn’t really ask the entire cast anything. The majority of the speakers were the executive team, which included Wyle (also an executive producer, director, and writer for the series). The cast and creatives were gracious with their answers, giving the audience an in-depth look inside the ins and outs of what made The Pitt one of the most popular, as well as one of the most accurate, medical dramas.
📷 Gennia Cui
finally watched it on my lunch break today and you can pretty much pick out any moment of him speaking and use it as an example of how awful he was (particularly his joke to Patrick and his comment about Shabanna's acting accent) but I think another (more humorous one) is him fixated on the hand sanitizer. essentially this:
Mod: what's in it? it can't be real, otherwise your hands would be super dry.
Noah: it's real! it's not alcohol-based, but it's real.
Mod: you use it a lot noah, what's up with that?
Noah: *very good detailed explanation on how doctors have to use it before/after, how robby does it as a comfort thing and also includes the real-life factor that none of them can get sick and theres 200+ people so they have to stay safe from germs*
Mod: hmm. sounds like something a doctor would say. you could just use aloe (nevermind the fact you already explained its not alcohol based so one can assume your hands won't dry). you are aware you aren't a doctor?
