- Original release
- Previous episode S06E21 - Such Sweet Sorrow
- Number S06E22
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Director
Jonathan Kaplan
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Writer
Jack Orman
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Drama, Romance
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May Day
Kovac and Benton are rushed to the site of a school shooting, where they disagree over who is more critical: the severely injured gunman or one of his victims. Luka later tries to convince a stabbing victim to have surgery to save her unborn child. Abby catches Carter injecting unauthorized pain medication into his wrist. She tells Greene, who confronts Carter with Weaver. Carter denies it but Greene takes him off patient care, assigning him paperwork. Greene stages an intervention with Chen, Benton, Anspaugh and Weaver, giving Carter two options: he either goes to Atlanta and a detox facility, or he is fired. Carter quits and walks out of the hospital. Benton confronts him with a reminder of what happened to Carter's cousin Chase. Carter hits him but then breaks down in his arms. Later, as Weaver waits for word that Carter has gotten on his way to Atlanta, we see Benton sitting silently next to him on the plane.
In a world where the medical profession often seems glamorous and heroic, The Pitt offers a refreshingly realistic portrayal of healthcare workers navigating through their daily battles in a modern-day hospital. Premiering on January 9, 2025, this riveting drama sheds light on the high-pressure environment of emergency medicine and dives deep into the personal lives of those who dedicate themselves to saving lives. With its unique narrative structure focusing on a single 15-hour shift at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital, viewers are treated to an immersive experience that highlights both the triumphs and tribulations faced by frontline heroes.
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