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The Pitt 2x12 '6:00 P.M.' EXTRA Early Access/Watchalong (Patreon)

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2026-04-01 01:45:04
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2026-04

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It seems that everything going on in the ER and all the stress is REALLY getting to Dr. Robby. The idea of his sabbatical and the motorcycling is looming... what will happen? Make sure to drop a like if you're enjoying our The Pitt reactions!

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lauren ☆

i swear to god, the last three episodes have left me feeling nauseous as fuck

Laney Tapia

i would LOVE more night shift screen time or even a spin off

izzy

Santos took a scalpel from the drawer (I think considering relapsing with self harm)

Ash W

I'm *so* worried about Robby. Every episode is just getting more intense by a mile, which says a lot with where we were at already.

Jade

Robby is about as high risk as someone could possibly be for a successful death by suicide. In real life, if he wasn’t a character that is amenable to rapid change if the writers want him to, he’d be the type of individual that an involuntary hold/intervention would be called on if a clinician assessed him (which are always *supposed* to be an unfortunate last resort reserved for people that are going to cause imminent harm if they’re not held, bc they are often very traumatizing and don’t actually reduce the person’s long term risk of harm). However, the issue irl would also be that someone like Robby - who has clearly decided this long ago - would likely never even show/share enough warning signs with someone who knows what to look for and how to assess his risk, as in: they would likely have ended their life before the people around them even considered that something serious was wrong:/ I’m curious how to true to life they will be with the script in the final episodes (bc I unfortunately found the suicide scene with the patient and Santos in the final episode of last season to be very inaccurate, to the point of being quite a dangerous misrepresentation of how one should discuss suicide with acutely at risk folks. While I love how well they do the medical stuff on the show, they definitely would benefit from having a psychological professional to consult for those storylines, bc there are legitimate real life consequences to everyone at home seeing a convo like that work on screen when it is likely to greatly increase risk of death if you said it to an acutely suicidal person in your own life😬). Edit to add: I also just remembered the abuse example, which was another incredibly dangerous thing to include in a show that is marketed for its “accuracy”. Confronting an abuser like Santos did irl would not only be unhelpful, it would instead put the incest victim and her mother at serious risk of imminent harm, including death. There is a reason why psychologists don’t go around confronting the abusers of our clients/patients… besides any ethics considerations, it would just flat out endanger their lives. Portraying these extremely misguided, albeit human impulses to help others as being “successful” in such a generally accurate show just worries me sometimes😅