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Season 2 – The Pitt

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Season 2 – The Pitt

Jan 2026

Drama

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The staff of Pittsburgh's Trauma Medical Center work around the clock to save lives in an overcrowded and underfunded emergency department.

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Critics Consensus

Clocking in for a second season of a near perfect medical procedural, The Pitt goes all in on narrative excellence, brilliant humanity, and heart-wrenching drama to winning effect.

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Al Horner

Empire Magazine

Apr 24

5/5

Captivating even without the spectacle of Season 1, The Pitt goes from strength to strength. Its vitals have never been stronger.

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J. Kelly Nestruck

Globe and Mail

Apr 21

The Pitt has been brave in highlighting how hard it actually is to keep your empathy up over time for people who you love as they go through mental-health struggles.

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David Sims

The Atlantic

Apr 21

The Pitt’s excellent Season 2 didn’t attempt to match or outdo the crisis of last year’s PittFest calamity. Instead, it managed to wring equally compelling drama out of all of its characters just having a really, really crappy day.

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Valentina Morillo

Del Sofá a la Cocina Podcast (Spain)

Con algo tan simple como regresar cada año con una nueva temporada ha conseguido convertirse en una serie evento.

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Santanu Das

Hindustan Times

3.5/5

The Pitt feels too self-centred, too safe and too polite at times this time around. It spends too much time worrying about Dr Robby.

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John Stark

Mac the Movie Guy

May 19

87/100

Ccertainly is as good,realizing what a force it has in Dana, and still makes the time for every one of its patients, even if the shows vibe is that the doctors lack the time. It’s all about building emotional payoff, and it still works like a charm.

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Tony T

@tonyknowsbest 17h

Not as great as Season 1, but still solid overall and comparatively to other medical shows this is gold amongst slop. While it’s just slowly going towards this path, hoping we don’t go down the rabbit hole of unrealistic scenarios like other shows of this genre fall into.

Dawn T.

@RT70248308 1d

Season one was better. The writing went downhill. The scenarios stopped being realistic. It was too hard to suspend your disbelief.

Yidan W.

@RT26961912 2d

Too centric on Robby to skip all the other fun parts in season one. And just don’t understand why Robby has been so mean to others all the time—especially to Mohan and Colins (S1). Does he have problems with women of color? Also, it’s no need to be this political to advocate for Zionism…

John B.

@RT42354657 2d

After loving Season 1 and calling it the best medical drama since ER, I was honestly disappointed with the direction Season 2 took. What made the first season great was the realism, intensity, medical focus, and authentic emergency room dynamics. Season 2 started drifting away from that and leaned much heavier into political messaging and social commentary that often felt forced instead of natural to the storyline. The ICE detention and representation story arcs felt less like balanced storytelling and more like the writers pushing a specific political viewpoint. I don’t mind difficult or controversial topics being included in a drama — especially in a hospital setting where real-world issues absolutely exist — but this season seemed more focused on making political statements than delivering the grounded, character-driven medical drama that made the first season so strong. I still think the show has potential, but I hope future seasons return to focusing more on emergency medicine!

yNOT J.

@yNOT2u 3d

Thank you for a season 2, much more relatable, and we need, need, need a season 3.

Julie A.

@snacksizecinema 6d

They're really trying to pack too much in, no ED has as many issues in one shift.

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Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch

Tracy Ifeachor

Dr. Heather Collins

Fiona Dourif

Dr. McKay

Taylor Dearden

Dr. King

Isa Briones

Dr. Santos

Gerran Howell

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Episode 1

Aired Jan 8, 2026

7:00 A.M

On fourth of July, Robby meets his replacement for his sabbatical, a no-nonsense attending from the VA; a familiar face returns to the Pitt.

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Episode 2

Aired Jan 15, 2026

8:00 A.M

Distracted by her impending deposition, King suffers a fall; Al-Hashimi attempts to revolutionize the department's technology; Javadi sizes up the competition.

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Episode 3

Aired Jan 22, 2026

9:00 AM

After a motorcycle collision, a husband and wife are rushed to the ER; as King and Javadi deal with a bickering family, Santos is forced to check her assumptions about a possible case of child abuse; Robby bonds with a Tree of Life survivor.

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Episode 4

Aired Jan 29, 2026

10:00 A.M.

With a nearby hospital shuttered on the busiest day of the year, Robby and team must field extra patients, including the victim of a parkour mishap.

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Episode 5

Aired Feb 5, 2026

11:00 AM

As patients continue to pour in, including a local prison inmate, Robby and Langdon must work together to save a beloved patient.

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Episode 6

Aired Feb 12, 2026

12:00 P.M.

As the team deals with a loss, Al-Hashimi and Robby continue to clash over the best course of treatment for a patient showing signs of malnutrition.

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Episode 7

Aired Feb 19, 2026

1:00 P.M.

While Dana tends to a sexual assault victim, Abbot helps an officer injured in the field, and Mohan attempts to keep her uninsured patient in the ER.

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Episode 8

Aired Feb 26, 2026

2:00 P.M.

In the wake of an IT shutdown, Princess must manage a completely analog ER. Al-Hashimi, Mohan, and King assess a woman with sudden blindness.

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Episode 9

Aired Mar 5, 2026

3:00 P.M.

After one of Javadi's patients slips through the cracks, Dana calls in an old friend with experience running a low-tech ER.

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Episode 10

Aired Mar 12, 2026

4:00 PM

After an incident at a nearby water park, several critical patients are rushed to the Pitt. Later, Al-Hashimi confronts Robby.

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Episode 11

Aired Mar 19, 2026

5:00 P.M.

While King struggles to cope with her sister's newfound independence, patients and staff are put on edge by an unexpected presence in the ER.

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Episode 12

Aired Mar 26, 2026

After she steps up to defend her trainee, Dana clashes with Robby about her methods and his upcoming sabbatical.

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Episode 13

Aired Apr 2, 2026

7:00 P.M.

As the night shift begins, Mohan's AMA patient is brought back to the ER, Langdon doubts his place in the Pitt, and Robby gets Duke's results.

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Episode 14

Aired Apr 9, 2026

8:00 P.M.

After his bike takes a hit in the ambulance bay, Robby levels with Duke. A spinal cord injury forces Langdon to attempt a risky procedure.

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Episode 15

Aired Apr 16, 2026

9:00 P.M.

Al-Hashimi reveals details from her medical history, forcing Robby to face an ethical dilemma as he prepares to leave for his sabbatical.

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