The show’s final season received a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and it evolved to tackle big ideas like artificial intelligence, widespread surveillance, and what it means to be ethical. Even ten years later, it still connects with viewers today. Instead of feeling like a product of its time – specifically, post-9/11 television – the series now seems eerily prescient, almost like it predicted the future.
The second season picks up ten months later, during a busy Fourth of July, and finds its footing by staying true to its strengths. Noah Wyle returns as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, alongside the familiar team of doctors, nurses, interns, and students, dealing with typical holiday emergencies – barbecue accidents, firework injuries, and the usual challenges of the emergency room. While a few new medical students arrive and one character is missing, the show largely maintains the fast-paced medical accuracy and engaging character interactions that made the first season so compelling. There’s a significant plot twist mid-season, but it doesn’t quite have the same impact as the one in the first season.
When “The Pitt” was first announced as a medical drama, it seemed like it would follow a familiar formula: romantic relationships, miraculous weekly cases, and dramatic storylines where characters often face little real consequence. Shows like “Grey’s Anatomy” have conditioned viewers to anticipate this type of entertainment.
A 42-year-old man from Catania is suing a restaurant, saying they shared video of him eating with someone else online without his permission, as part of a promotional post. He claims this violated his privacy.
Although ten actors have been officially announced, details about their characters are largely under wraps. We do know Sophie Turner will be playing Lara Croft, and Sigourney Weaver revealed in an interview that she’s playing a character named Wallace. However, Prime Video hasn’t officially confirmed Weaver’s role, and Wallace might be a character created specifically for the series.
Sometimes, a Japanese role-playing game (JRPG) lets you build your character from the ground up, using the game’s creation tools. The main story isn’t changed by this – it still follows a set path – but it allows you to design a hero who reflects your own preferences.
We’re predicting the Madden 26 Wild Card Round roster update will be released around Thursday, January 8th, 2025. These updates usually come out mid-week, but it might be delayed until Friday or Saturday. We’re hoping it’s available before the playoff games start this Saturday, so keep checking back for updates!
Marvel movies are known for being tightly guarded secrets. While it’s common for films to keep plot details under wraps, Marvel takes this to another level. This secrecy is especially interesting considering how often the same actors and crew work on multiple films within the franchise.
The upcoming film will feature Ryan Gosling and be directed by Shawn Levy. Having recently finished his work on the popular series Stranger Things as a producer and director, Levy shared with The Hollywood Reporter that the show actually helped prepare him for this new movie. He realized that even with large-scale productions, the heart of a story often lies in the small details. He went on to explain…