
The Pitt
A dedicated team of emergency room doctors battles chaos, limited resources, and personal turmoil during relentless 12-hour shifts at a struggling Pittsburgh trauma center.
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Sepideh Moafi, who was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role in 'The Pitt,' shared her reaction to the Emmy nomination. 'The Pitt' leads all drama series with 26 Emmy nominations for 2026, including 13 acting nods. Moafi, who joined the cast in Season 2 as Dr. Al-Hashimi, discussed the significance of the nomination and teased a 'tone shift' in Season 3, which is currently in production. She described her initial disbelief and emotional response upon learning of the nomination, highlighting the surprise and joy of the moment. Moafi also reflected on her character's storyline, particularly her portrayal of a character dealing with a seizure disorder and the challenges it presents in her professional life.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 115 episodes · premiered Jan 9, 2025
- 1.017:00 A.M.Jan 9, 2025Rate

While attempting to distract himself from the anniversary of his mentor's death, Dr. Robby introduces a fresh batch of interns to life in the ER.
- 1.028:00 A.M.Jan 9, 2025Rate

Robby helps siblings navigate their elderly father's end of life care. Later, Samira fends off cops targeting a woman with a misunderstood condition.
- 1.039:00 A.M.Jan 16, 2025Rate

Samira does her best to keep Whitaker on the right track. A teen overdose sparks conflict in the ER.
- 1.0410:00 A.M.Jan 23, 2025Rate

Bets are taken on the whereabouts of a stolen ambulance, while Santos learns a hard lesson, and Whitaker helps to tame “The Kraken.”
- 1.0511:00 A.M.Jan 30, 2025Rate

Santos and Collins each deal with moral quandaries. Samira’s careful approach earns praise from patients – and reproach from Robby.
- 1.0612:00 P.M.Feb 6, 2025Rate

While Robby handles an ultimatum from the hospital, Mel, Javadi, and Collins each handle unique mother-daughter dynamics.
- 1.071:00 P.M.Feb 13, 2025Rate

After examining an influencer with strange symptoms, Samira pushes back against Robby. Santos contends with a patient accused of assault.
- 1.082:00 P.M.Feb 20, 2025Rate

While Robby attends to an elderly patient with ties to Pittsburgh's history, other members of the team attempt to resuscitate a young drowning victim.
- 1.093:00 P.M.Feb 27, 2025Rate

After a staff debrief from Robby, Dana defuses a waiting room brawl, Whitaker finds common ground with "The Kraken," and McKay faces a crucial error.
- 1.104:00 P.M.Mar 6, 2025Rate

With the Pitt down a staff member, Robby relies on his team to pick up the slack. Later, Santos finally voices her suspicions.
- 1.115:00 P.M.Mar 13, 2025Rate

While Robby tries to keep a developing staffing situation under wraps, Collins guides a surrogate through a difficult delivery.
- 1.126:00 P.M.Mar 20, 2025Rate

When dozens of critical patients flood the ER, Robby and his team struggle to keep up amid quickly diminished supplies.
- 1.137:00 P.M.Mar 27, 2025Rate

As the night shift begins, Robby refuses to give up on a mass casualty victim. Samira and Santos each attempt risky moves.
- 1.148:00 P.M.Apr 3, 2025Rate

While Robby struggles with a loss, Abbott coaches Samira through a risky procedure, and Mel treats a teen with a mysterious rash.
- 1.159:00 P.M.Apr 10, 2025Rate
Robby resorts to unorthodox methods to convince a father to allow treatment for his son. Later, Whitaker tracks down a missing patient.
Season 215 episodes · premiered Jan 8, 2026
- 2.017:00 A.M.Jan 8, 2026Rate

On July 4th, Robby meets his replacement for his upcoming sabbatical, and a familiar face returns to the Pitt.
- 2.028:00 A.M.Jan 15, 2026Rate

While nervously awaiting her deposition, King takes a tumble. Al-Hashimi tries to introduce new technology into the ER.
- 2.039:00 A.M.Jan 22, 2026Rate

After a motorcycle collision, a husband and wife find themselves in the ER. Later, Robby bonds with a Tree of Life survivor.
- 2.0410:00 A.M.Jan 29, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.0511:00 A.M.Feb 5, 2026Rate

As patients continue to pour in, including a local prison inmate, Robby and Langdon must work together to save a beloved patient.
- 2.0612:00 P.M.Feb 12, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.071:00 P.M.Feb 19, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.082:00 P.M.Feb 26, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.093:00 P.M.Mar 5, 2026Rate

After one of Javadi's patients slips through the cracks, Dana calls in an old friend with experience running a low-tech ER.
- 2.104:00 P.M.Mar 12, 2026Rate

After an incident at a nearby water park, several critical patients are rushed to the Pitt. Later, Al-Hashimi confronts Robby.
- 2.115:00 P.M.Mar 19, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.126:00 P.M.Mar 26, 2026Rate

After she steps up to defend her trainee, Dana clashes with Robby about her methods – and his upcoming sabbatical.
- 2.137:00 P.M.Apr 2, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.148:00 P.M.Apr 9, 2026Rate

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.
- 2.159:00 P.M.Apr 16, 2026Rate
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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Related News
- AI · ReviewedJul 8, 2026
The Pitt Emmy Nominee Sepideh Moafi Teases Tone Shift in Season 3
Sepideh Moafi, who was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role in 'The Pitt,' shared her reaction to the Emmy nomination. 'The Pitt' leads all drama series with 26 Emmy nominations for 2026, including 13 acting nods. Moafi, who joined the cast in Season 2 as Dr. Al-Hashimi, discussed the significance of the nomination and teased a 'tone shift' in Season 3, which is currently in production. She described her initial disbelief and emotional response upon learning of the nomination, highlighting the surprise and joy of the moment. Moafi also reflected on her character's storyline, particularly her portrayal of a character dealing with a seizure disorder and the challenges it presents in her professional life.
TV Insider
- AI · ReviewedJul 8, 2026
The Pitt leads 2026 Emmys nominations
The television series 'The Pitt' has topped the nominations for the 2026 Emmys, marking a significant achievement in the industry. The show, which has garnered widespread acclaim for its storytelling and performances, is competing in multiple categories, including Outstanding Drama Series and Best Actor. Other notable nominees include 'The Crown' and 'Succession,' both of which have been recognized for their continued excellence. The 2026 Emmys will celebrate a range of television productions, highlighting the diversity and quality of content across the industry. This year's nominations reflect a strong emphasis on both established and emerging talent, as well as innovative storytelling techniques.
ScreenDaily
- AI · ReviewedJul 3, 2026
Noah Wyle Discusses 'The Pitt' and His Career After 'ER'
Noah Wyle, the reigning Emmy winner for best actor in a drama series, reflects on his role in 'The Pitt' and how Dr. Robby is the most authentic character he has ever portrayed. He also discusses the significance of 'The Pitt' in today's landscape compared to 'ER'. Wyle shares insights into his 16-year hiatus from television, referring to it as his 'wilderness years'.
The Hollywood Reporter — Movies
- AI · ReviewedJun 16, 2026
The Pitt Stars Discuss Set Experiences and Season 3
Isa Briones and Gerran Howell, stars of 'The Pitt,' discuss their evolving reactions to on-set content and the dynamics of their characters' unlikely friendship. Howell, who portrays resident doctor Dennis Whitaker, reflects on how he no longer gets as squeamish about the graphic elements of the show. Both actors acknowledge the challenges and unique aspects of portraying their characters' relationship. As the show moves into its third season, they share insights into what fans can expect.
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Cast & Crew
407 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Noah Wyle
as Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch (30 Episodes)
Patrick Ball
as Dr. Frank Langdon (30 Episodes)
Katherine Lanasa
as Charge Nurse Dana Evans (30 Episodes)
Supriya Ganesh
as Dr. Samira Mohan (30 Episodes)
Fiona Dourif
as Dr. Cassie McKay
Taylor Dearden
as Dr. Melissa King
Isa Briones
as Dr. Trinity Santos
Gerran Howell
as Student Doctor Dennis Whitaker (30 Episodes)
Shabana Azeez
as Student Doctor Victoria Javadi (30 Episodes)
Amielynn Abellera
as Nurse Perlah Alawi (30 Episodes)
Brandon Mendez Homer
as Nurse Donald 'Donnie' Donahue (29 Episodes)
Kristin Villanueva
as Nurse Princess (26 Episodes)
Supporting cast
391Ned Brower
as Nurse Jesse (25 Episodes)
Alexandra Metz
as Dr. Yolanda Garcia (24 Episodes)
Jalen Thomas Brooks
as Nurse Mateo Diaz (19 Episodes)
Tracy Vilar
as Lupe Perez (18 Episodes)
Johnath Davis
as Ahmad (18 Episodes)
Tracy Ifeachor
as Dr. Heather Collins (15 Episodes)
Sepideh Moafi
as Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi (15 Episodes)
Laetitia Hollard
as Nurse Emma Nolan (12 Episodes)
Lucas Iverson
as Med Student James Ogilvie (12 Episodes)
Irene Choi
as Med Student Joy Kwon (12 Episodes)
Charles Baker
as John Digby (9 Episodes) , Troy Digby (3 Episodes)
Shawn Hatosy
as Dr. Jack Abbot (11 Episodes)
Joanna Going
as Theresa Saunders (11 Episodes)
Ernest Harden Jr
as Louie Cloverfield (11 Episodes)
Annie To
as Medic Nguyen (11 Episodes)
Ambar Martinez
as Nurse Kim Tate (11 Episodes)
Jermaine Williams
as Antoine Dubios (11 Episodes)
Ayesha Harris
as Dr. Parker Ellis (10 Episodes)
Krystel Mcneil
as Kiara Alfaro (10 Episodes)
Jeanette O Connor
as Myrna (10 Episodes)
Lewie Bartone
as Medic Pozsonyi (9 Episodes)
Ken Kirby
as Dr. John Shen (9 Episodes)
Lesley Boone
as Nurse Lena Handzo (9 Episodes)
William Guirola
as Orlando Diaz (9 Episodes)
Deepti Gupta
as Eileen Shamsi (8 Episodes)
Michael Hyatt
as Gloria Underwood (8 Episodes)
Brandon Keener
as John Bradley (7 Episodes)
Samantha Sloyan
as Lily Bradley (7 Episodes)
Xavier Avila
as Medic Spratt (7 Episodes)
Misha Gonz Cirkl
as Esme (7 Episodes)
Evan Allen Gessesse
as Nurse Dave Miller (7 Episodes)
Matt Mercurio
as Larry (7 Episodes)
Brian Tichnell
as Medic Amboy (7 Episodes)
Taylor Handley
as Paul Hamler (7 Episodes)
Brittany Allen
as Roxie Hamler (7 Episodes)
Drew Powell
as Doug Driscoll (6 Episodes)
Arun Storrs
as Minu (6 Episodes)
Caroline Henry
as Medic Lidel (6 Episodes)
Hansford Prince
as Earl (6 Episodes)
Matt Rasku
as Medic O'Neil (6 Episodes)
Mariel Suarez
as Ondine (6 Episodes)
Jonathan Von Mering
as Medic Bosco (6 Episodes)
Eddie Yu
as Medic Harley (6 Episodes)
Tal Anderson
as Becca King (6 Episodes)
Melette Le Blanc Cabot
as Nurse Sophie Auget (6 Episodes)
Henry Joseph Samiri
as Harrison Ashcroft (6 Episodes)
Jessica Limer Flores
as Harlow Graham (6 Episodes)
Christopher Thornton
as Dr. Caleb Jefferson (6 Episodes)
Zack Morris
as Jackson Davis (6 Episodes)
Kacie Rogers
as RT Carrie Volk (6 Episodes)
Rusty Schwimmer
as Monica Peters (6 Episodes)
Jeff Kober
as Duke Ekins (6 Episodes)
Ashley Romans
as Joyce St. Claire (5 Episodes)
Reginald Lashaun Clay
as Underhill (5 Episodes)
Isidoro Perez
as Medic Kerns (5 Episodes)
Chase Simone
as Medic Ziggler (5 Episodes)
Kadan Well Bennett
as Medic Flores (5 Episodes)
Taj Speights
as Jake Malloy (5 Episodes)
Adrienne Lewis
as Medic Crowe (5 Episodes)
Rob Heaps
as Chad Ashcroft (5 Episodes)
Tim Van Pelt
as Nurse Tim Salinger (5 Episodes)
Kassie Thornton
as Nurse Olive Rivera (5 Episodes)
Talha Barberousse
as Makedah Smith (5 Episodes)
Dominique Star
as Nurse Vivi Mandel (5 Episodes)
Cathryn Dylan Ortiz
as Brenda Azurmendi (5 Episodes)
Jackson Kelly
as David Saunders (4 Episodes)
Madison Mason
as Spencer (4 Episodes)
Shannon Mcclung
as Flight Nurse (4 Episodes)
Johnathan O Neil
as Security Guard Olsen (4 Episodes)
Mika Abdalla
as Jenna (4 Episodes)
Justin Wade
as Joseph Marino (4 Episodes)
Abby Ryder Fortson
as Kristi Wheeler (4 Episodes)
Shu Lan Tuan
as Ginger Kitajima (4 Episodes)
Shani Atias
as Laura Fisher (4 Episodes)
Courtney Grosbeck
as Piper Fisher (4 Episodes)
Tedra Millan
as Dr. Walsh (4 Episodes)
Jennifer Christopher
as Trish (4 Episodes)
Jordan Farrand
as Nurse Jordan Prescott (4 Episodes)
Emma Kennedy
as Morgan (4 Episodes)
Drew Harwood
as Farley (4 Episodes)
Noah Michal
as Lindsey Page (4 Episodes)
Meta Golding
as Nurse Noelle Hastings (4 Episodes)
Erin Croom
as Jada Davis (4 Episodes)
Loren Escandon
as Lorrie Diaz (4 Episodes)
Banks Pierce
as Shane Hamler (4 Episodes)
Emmett Moss
as Tucker Hamler (4 Episodes)
David Reivers
as Mr. Milton (3 Episodes)
Mackenzie Astin
as Jereme Spencer (3 Episodes)
Rebecca Tilney
as Helen Spencer (3 Episodes)
Lovensky Jean Baptiste
as Sam Wallace (3 Episodes)
Robert King
as Fred Miller (3 Episodes)
Mark Schroeder
as Russ Quinn (3 Episodes)
Marguerite Moreau
as Lynette Wheeler (3 Episodes)
Stephen Hart
as Paolo (3 Episodes)
Ian Stanley
as Kraken (3 Episodes)
Ellen Wroe
as Eloise Wheeler (3 Episodes)
Coby Bird
as Terrance (3 Episodes)
London Garcia
as Emma Isaacs (3 Episodes)
Sasha Bhasin
as Nandi (3 Episodes)
Amanda Knapic
as PPD Officer Freeman (3 Episodes)
Brandan Hunter Davis
as X-Ray Tech Gabriel Ruane (3 Episodes)
Marcos De Silvas
as Officer A. Harrelson (3 Episodes)
Janira Reyes
as Dawn (3 Episodes)
Derek Cecil
as Michael Williams (3 Episodes)
Jayne Taini
as Evelyn Bostick (3 Episodes)
Annabelle Toomey
as Kylie Conners (3 Episodes)
Ino Badanjak
as Gina (3 Episodes)
Julia Lehman
as Mona Hansen (3 Episodes)
Michael Cognata
as Allen Billings (3 Episodes)
Mara Klein
as Debbie Cohen (3 Episodes)
Alex Weed
as Clint Hansen (3 Episodes)
Becca Blackwell
as Dylan (3 Episodes)
Claude George Jr
as Medic Manny Otero (3 Episodes)
Savannah Nicole Ruiz
as Ana Diaz (3 Episodes)
Scott Broderick
as C.O. Nick Lorenzini (3 Episodes)
John Lee Ames
as Gus Varney (3 Episodes)
Kevin Brief
as George Francis (3 Episodes)
John Getz
as Lloyd Wilkins (3 Episodes)
Bonita Friedericy
as Cora Wilkins (3 Episodes)
Meghana Mudiyam
as Dr. Megan Nordt (3 Episodes)
Marisa Echeverria
as Geri Weiss (3 Episodes)
Alison Haislip
as Morgan Stiles (3 Episodes)
Jillian Peterson
as Annie (3 Episodes)
Johnny Sneed
as Austin Green (3 Episodes)
Jenna Moloney
as Coral Stevens (3 Episodes)
Luke Tennie
as Dr. Crus Henderson (3 Episodes)
Sofia Hasmik
as Dr. Nazely Toomarian (3 Episodes)
Kim Bonifay
as Amanda Jones (2 Episodes)
Alfonso Caballero
as Otis Williams (2 Episodes)
Riley Neldam
as Drew Jones (2 Episodes)
Bess Rous
as Sherry Davis (2 Episodes)
Wesley River
as Tyler (2 Episodes)
Carlos Linares
as Beto (2 Episodes)
Daisy Davis
as Opal (2 Episodes)
Mei Lin Hosang
as Jia Yi Chen (2 Episodes)
James Lontayao
as Fu Chen (2 Episodes)
Patrick Faucette
as Bob Chazan (2 Episodes)
Kayla Blake
as Rita Kitajima (2 Episodes)
Megan Barkley
as Chanel Sutton (2 Episodes)
Ivy George
as Alana Dunn (2 Episodes)
Tyler Poelle
as Silas Dunn (2 Episodes)
Jessica Morris
as Susan Dunn (2 Episodes)
Kevin Anton
as Tommy Atwater (2 Episodes)
Amanda Fuller
as Madison Humphrey (2 Episodes)
Mandy Levin
as Wendy Atwater (2 Episodes)
Aidan Mcgraw
as Aiden Humphrey (2 Episodes)
Rocky Myers
as Gary Humphrey (2 Episodes)
Emma Rose Smith
as Sophie Atwater (2 Episodes)
Bailey Gavulic
as Amy Miller (2 Episodes)
Carmine Giovinazzo
as Ivan Pugliesi (2 Episodes)
Sloan Mannino
as Leah (2 Episodes)
Telvin Griffin
as Officer Rich Stefano (2 Episodes)
Jamie Lynn Watkins
as Nurse Jamie (2 Episodes)
Richard Wharton
as Grayson (2 Episodes)
Roy Williams Jr
as Officer M. Suggs (2 Episodes)
Skyler Stone
as Buster Pirelli (2 Episodes)
Bethany Walls
as Whitney Rivera (2 Episodes)
Chad Addison
as Brian Thomas (2 Episodes)
Sean Patrick Bryan
as SWAT Zinser (2 Episodes)
Jeff Chen
as Martin (2 Episodes)
Tom O Connell
as SWAT Dobrzycki (2 Episodes)
Kayla Anjali
as Georgia (2 Episodes)
Aidan Laprete
as Max (2 Episodes)
Sarah Jane Morris
as Janey Malloy (2 Episodes)
Ivan Fraser
as Flynn Edwards (2 Episodes)
Devon Gummersall
as Larry Edwards (2 Episodes)
David G Holland
as Officer Alberich (2 Episodes)
Taryn Kelly
as Officer Ordaz (2 Episodes)
Kerry Knuppe
as Hillary Edwards (2 Episodes)
Irina Dubova
as Yana Kovalenko (2 Episodes)
Jesse Lambright
as Liam Sanders (2 Episodes)
Heather Wynters
as Sister Grace Matthews (2 Episodes)
Porter Kelly
as Margaret 'Hail Mary' Walker (2 Episodes)
Nyaling Marenah
as Phylicia Ronson (2 Episodes)
Jay Jay Warren
as Johnny Hansen (2 Episodes)
Christopher T Wood
as Ian Randall (2 Episodes)
Elysia Roorbach
as Willow Baptiste (2 Episodes)
Michael Nouri
as Nathaniel Montrose (2 Episodes)
Eugene Shaw
as Mark Yee (2 Episodes)
Lawrence Robinson
as Brian Hancock (2 Episodes)
Melanie Reif
as Medic Nash (2 Episodes)
Mike Capozzi
as Medic Bashir (2 Episodes)
Tina Ivlev
as Ilana Miller (2 Episodes)
Victor Rivers
as Trent Norris (2 Episodes)
Latarsha Rose
as Demi Davis (2 Episodes)
Moshe Kasher
as Jacob Samuel (2 Episodes)
Dylan Mooney
as Charles Davis (2 Episodes)
Craig Ricci Shaynak
as Howard Knox (2 Episodes)
Staci Lynn Fletcher
as Brook Maccord (2 Episodes)
Victoria Mack
as Wendy Maccord (2 Episodes)
Esther Omegba
as Jaquie Warren (2 Episodes)
Briana Burnside
as Jackie Liddell (2 Episodes)
Tony Becker
as Slayton Hansen (1 Episode) , Sloan Hansen (1 Episode)
Heather Mazur
as Marissa (2 Episodes)
Michael Meir Saltzman
as Carl (2 Episodes)
David Chan
as Jason (2 Episodes)
Cheryl Umana
as Helen Torres (2 Episodes)
Travis Van Winkle
as Curtis Larson (2 Episodes)
Juju Alexander
as ICE Agent Russo (2 Episodes)
Iker Garcia
as Mason Haas (2 Episodes)
Keenan Henson
as Oliver Haas (2 Episodes)
Mary Mccormack
as Dr. Linda Conley (2 Episodes)
Aivan Uttapa
as Grady Barnhill (2 Episodes)
Tianna Mendez
as Naomi Barnhill (2 Episodes)
Nyah Juliano
as Chantana Sombat (2 Episodes)
Tiffany Bank
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Marilyn Brett
as Estelle (1 Episode)
Jose Casas
as Medic Morales (1 Episode)
Deyo Forteza
as Charlie (1 Episode)
Zavieh Harrell
as Straker (1 Episode)
Elijah Lockhart
as Intern (1 Episode)
Tony Nunes
as Patient (1 Episode)
Mike Aviles
as Yeltsin (1 Episode)
Tor Brown
as Gary (1 Episode)
Bobby Ray Cauley Jr
as Alex (1 Episode)
Jordan Hendricks
as Ben Kemper (1 Episode)
Kerry Lynne Mchugh
as Carol (1 Episode)
Robert Miano
as Tagari (1 Episode)
Blake Shields
as Hank (1 Episode)
Aubrey Cleland
as Fiona (1 Episode)
Timothy Davis Reed
as Mr. Gellin (1 Episode)
Kayla Farrish
as Haley (1 Episode)
Tyler Lofton
as Vince (1 Episode)
Eric Satterberg
as Bill Philbin (1 Episode)
Sandra Walters
as Anne Foster (1 Episode)
J Teddy Garces
as Wendell Stone (1 Episode)
Eva Everett Irving
as Tasha Cordera (1 Episode)
Momo Bedier
as Ritchie (1 Episode)
Phil Buckman
as Tom (1 Episode)
Jen Drohan
as Sharon (1 Episode)
Caitlin Duffy
as Patricia (1 Episode)
Mike Kopera
as Officer Moore (1 Episode)
Grace Chan Ng
as Peggy Baylock (1 Episode)
Rudy Quintanilla
as Mr. Rodriguez (1 Episode)
Manny Streetz
as Dr. Oscar Flores (1 Episode)
Tanner Hagen
as Travis (1 Episode)
Stacie Greenwell
as Tina Chambers (1 Episode)
Nathaniel Britton
as Tim Carter (1 Episode)
Akeem Cheatham
as Dillon Chambers (1 Episode)
Shawn Denegre Vaught
as Miles Hernandez (1 Episode)
Luisina Quarleri
as Dr. Tracy Morris (1 Episode)
Alex Rollins
as Zac Dawson (1 Episode)
Phil Abrams
as Dr. Peter Cabrera (1 Episode)
Taneka Johnson
as Dr. Regina Paulson (1 Episode)
Joanna Kay
as Perfusionist Karina Brown (1 Episode)
Tori Keeth
as Charis (1 Episode)
Robert Michael Lee
as Harvey Chang (1 Episode)
Melissa Oliver
as Nurse Erica Rossi (1 Episode)
Henri Esteve
as Rocco DeJulio (1 Episode)
Marci Miller
as Mrs. Phillips (1 Episode)
Harold Sylvester
as Willie Alexander (1 Episode)
Michele Weaver
as Ms. Walker (1 Episode)
Oliviia Fokova
as Bella (1 Episode)
Jim Hanna
as Father Troy (1 Episode)
Shane Hartline
as Ryan Phillips (1 Episode)
Paul Mabon
as Eli Alexander (1 Episode)
Shaw Purnell
as Grandma Frances (1 Episode)
Hadley Smith
as Amber Phillips (1 Episode)
Craig Cackowski
as Walter Pernell (1 Episode)
Jeremy Becerra
as Flight Medic Castro (1 Episode)
Julia Boyd
as Paula Rogers (1 Episode)
Hayden Lam
as Flight Medic Asano (1 Episode)
Fernanda Moya
as Keely Ralston (1 Episode)
Mac Brandt
as Greg Young (1 Episode)
Mac Jarman
as Everett Young (1 Episode)
Kinner Shah
as Dr. Mehta (1 Episode)
Sydney Rose Walker
as Vera Mullahy (1 Episode)
Jonetta Kaiser
as Chloe (1 Episode)
Mason Mcculley
as Justin (1 Episode)
Enuka Okuma
as Natalie Malone (1 Episode)
Grace Gregory
as Lucy (1 Episode)
Ericka Kreutz
as Dr. Michelle Myers (1 Episode)
Fenix Lazzaroni
as OB Nurse Saria Hadid (1 Episode)
Rayniel Rufino
as Dr. Jason Ingram (1 Episode)
Jay Walker
as Sean (1 Episode)
Leah Foster
as Officer Candy (1 Episode)
Becki Hayes
as Sylvia (1 Episode)
Sal Landi
as Jasper Simpson (1 Episode)
Maxwell David Marcus
as Duncan (1 Episode)
Marcelle Pallais
as Newswoman (1 Episode)
Joe Saraceni
as Omar (1 Episode)
Paull Walia
as Dr. Mark Gladden (1 Episode)
Jazmin Caratini
as Carmen (1 Episode)
Mary Bold
as Sally (1 Episode)
Zylan Brooks
as Nurse Bridget Young (1 Episode)
Brad Dourif
as Mr. McKay (1 Episode)
Sue Zen Chew
as Dr. Carol Yeo (1 Episode)
Joshua Poon
as Nurse Andrew Benton (1 Episode)
Chris Gann
as Police Chief Burgess (1 Episode)
Karen Huie
as Mrs. Cheu (1 Episode)
Emanuel Loarca
as Hector Cruz (1 Episode)
Bill Pugin
as ASL Interpreter (1 Episode)
Tyler Wolfe
as Officer Kalivoda (1 Episode)
Jenny O Hara
as Candace O'Grady (1 Episode)
Sean Alexander James
as Travis Brown (1 Episode)
Kelly Albanese
as Reina Burgess (1 Episode)
David Stanbra
as Richard O'Grady (1 Episode)
Robert Nash
as Teddy Miller (1 Episode)
Brick Jackson
as Barry Mitchell (1 Episode)
Diana Elizabeth Jordan
as Linda Stevens (1 Episode)
Richie Feliciano
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medium confidencesource-verifiedSeason 1 (15 episodes, Jan–Apr 2025) and Season 2 (15 episodes, Jan–Apr 2026) are both fully covered. Season 3 has been announced for January 2027 but has not aired. All 30 episode titles confirmed via the main Wikipedia series article and multiple episode-level fetches. Key serialized beats are confirmed against Wikipedia episode articles (S1E1, S1E7, S1E9, S1E10, S1E11, S1E12, S1E13, S1E15, S2E1, S2E4, S2E6, S2E7, S2E8, S2E11, S2E14, S2E15) and named contemporary recaps. Patient-of-the-week cases are excluded per the medical-drama specifics rule. The most significant error found was the Roxie death episode (was S2E10, corrected to S2E11 with McKay absent). The ★★★ S2E10 tag has been removed; the event is now correctly in S2E11 at ★★. Because one ★★★ event from the original guide (S2E10 Roxie) had to be corrected and retagged, confidence is set to medium rather than high.
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Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
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Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch · Noah Wyle · debut [S1E1✓]
The center of both seasons. Robby is a senior attending haunted by PTSD from the COVID-19 pandemic and guilt over his mentor Dr. Adamson's death. Season 1 follows him through a single catastrophic shift on the fourth anniversary of Adamson's passing, ending with a rooftop breakdown after losing his friend's girlfriend Leah in the mass-casualty event. Season 2, set ten months later on July 4th, finds Robby openly suicidal — he tells a colleague he has lost the will to live — while preparing a three-month motorcycle sabbatical. The season ends ambiguously: he performs an emergency C-section in the final hour, and the staff holds him close rather than letting him leave alone.
Dr. Jack Abbott · Shawn Hatosy · debut [S1E1✓]
The overnight attending who appears at the edges of both seasons, serving as a quiet counterpoint to Robby. A former combat SWAT medic with a military background, he was in a crisis of his own at the start of Season 1. By the finale he has become Robby's lifeline. His prosthetic leg — unknown to colleagues — is revealed casually at a park gathering at the end of Season 1.
Dr. Heather Collins · Tracy Ifeachor · debut [S1E1✓]
A senior resident who carries a secret IVF pregnancy in Season 1, confiding only in Dana Evans. Her miscarriage mid-shift is the emotional centerpiece of Episode 7. She works through the rest of the season in silent grief. Collins does not return for Season 2: she is written out as having completed her residency, taken an attending position in Portland, and adopted a child.
Dr. Frank Langdon · Patrick Ball · debut [S1E1✓]
A senior resident whose benzodiazepine addiction escalates through Season 1 as he steals medication from patients. Discovered and removed from the hospital by Robby in Episode 10 after Santos raises the alarm. Returns in Season 2 on his first day back from rehabilitation, navigating fractured trust with colleagues.
Dana Evans · Katherine LaNasa · debut [S1E1✓]
The charge nurse and emotional anchor of the ER. Confided in by Collins about her pregnancy; assaulted by a waiting-room patient in Episode 9. Takes an extended absence and returns at the start of Season 2, mentoring new nursing graduate Emma Nolan.
Dr. Cassie McKay · Fiona Dourif · debut [S1E1✓]
A second-year resident raising her young son Harrison as a single mother. She wears an ankle monitor throughout Season 1 — connected to a past altercation with her ex's girlfriend and a history of drug use. She destroys the monitor during the PittFest mass-casualty event to respond to an officer in distress; Robby prevents her arrest. In Season 2 she forms a bond with terminally ill patient Roxie, who dies under her care.
Dr. Melissa 'Mel' King · Taylor Dearden · debut [S1E1✓]
A second-year resident who is neurodivergent, with an autistic twin sister named Becca. She connects with patients others overlook. In Season 2 she is anxious about a malpractice deposition related to a spinal tap she performed on a measles patient.
Dr. Trinity Santos · Isa Briones · debut [S1E1✓]
An ambitious intern whose instinct about Langdon's drug theft is proven correct. Initially guarded and sharp-edged, she acts as the whistleblower on Langdon's misconduct. In Season 1's finale she opens her home to the homeless Whitaker. By Season 2 she is a second-year resident dealing with complicated dynamics around Langdon's return.
Dr. Dennis Whitaker · Gerran Howell · debut [S1E1✓]
A gentle, conscientious fourth-year medical student in Season 1 who is secretly homeless — living in an unused wing of the hospital. Santos discovers this in the finale and offers him housing. By Season 2 he has completed his training and becomes a junior mentor to newer students.
Dr. Samira Mohan · Supriya Ganesh · debut [S1E1✓]
A third-year resident building confidence across both seasons. She is the one who first successfully diagnosed mercury poisoning in Season 1. By Season 2's finale she mentions considering a move into geriatrics — this signals her departure as a series regular. Supriya Ganesh exits the show after Season 2.
Victoria Javadi · Shabana Azeez · debut [S1E1✓]
A medical student in Season 1 whose physician parents also work at the hospital. By Season 2 she has become a social media influencer under the handle 'Dr. J,' creating tension between her online presence and clinical duties.
Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi · Sepideh Moafi · debut [S2E1✓]
Joins in Season 2 as the interim attending while Robby takes his sabbatical. Tech-forward and capable, she advocates for AI tools. A hidden seizure disorder — stemming from viral meningitis in childhood — surfaces through the season via what appear to be dissociative episodes. She reveals the full truth to Robby in the finale, and he tells her she must disclose it to administration.
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