Rabbot🐇❤️🦫magic🇮🇱

As HBO's acclaimed medical drama "The Pitt" concludes its second season, star and creator Noah Wyle is opening up about portraying his first Jewish character - and how the October 7th, 2023 Hamas massacre transformed what the role means to him. Wyle, 54, plays Dr. Michael "Robby” Robinavitch in the series, a character whose Jewish background became "something significant" after the pogrom, he told Jewish Chronicle. "All of this was before October 7th. After the pogrom, it became something significant in the character," Wyle explained. "We wanted Robby to be distant from his faith and in need of connection to it." The character's name honors Wyle's own family - his great-grandmother's father was named Robinavitch, and the other side of the family was Rabinsky. Dr. Robinavitch wears a Star of David around his neck and, in a pivotal scene, clutches it while reciting the Shema Israel for comfort.

garcia immediately looking to walsh with zero hesitation when abbot asks who wants to take primary surgery….. she trusts her so much…. i’m lost in the sauce….

AWWW I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE THE HANDSHAKE😭😭😭😭

‘THE PITT’ Season 2 is currently in production. Set 10 months after the events of Season 1, the new season takes place over a Fourth of July weekend.

Honestly after season 2 I’m glad that The Pitt isn’t an ER reboot, because seeing Carter end up as fucked up as Robby is would make me really sad

hmmmm wow I wonder if Dr. Abbot will be doing a resuscitative hysterotomy in the next episode 🤔

the pitt might actually set the record for fastest decline of a television show in history