Season 2 will pick up 10 months after the final hour of Season 1, which concluded April 10. Showrunner R. Scott Gemmill hinted that Season 2 will take place over Fourth of July weekend during a day-long shift, which will likely see all kinds of ER patients.

HBO Max has released the official teaser for Season 2 of The Pitt. Released on Thursday, the minute-long trailer sees Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, played by E.R. veteran Noah Wyle, clocking in for a new shift at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center’s emergency room. As chaos begins to erupt around him, Robinavitch quips, “And so it begins.”

Tracy Ifeachor, who played Dr. Heather Collins during season 1, won’t return for season 2, Warner Bros. Discovery confirmed to NJ.com in July. The show’s star, Noah Wyle (Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch), told Deadline that Ifeachor’s departure had nothing to do with the actress herself, but with the direction of season 2.

HBO Max has released the first trailer for “ The Pitt ” Season 2, with returning stars Noah Wyle as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, Patrick Ball as Dr. Frank Langdon and more. The new season premieres in January.

In the very first production pic from The Pitt Season 2, we saw Dr. Robby walking side-by-side with Ken Kirby’s scene-stealing Dr. Shen. The chill doctor caught fans’ attention by essentially just running on Dunkies throughout the horrifying Pitt Fest fallout.

The forecast for The Pitt’s 4th of July-themed sophomore run calls for fireworks — and lots of them — as the prodigal son returns to Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. HBO Max has released the first trailer for Season 2 of the TCA Award-winning medical drama,

The Pitt Season 2 is back and better than ever with first images of Noah Wyle’s Dr. Robby and Supriyah Ganesh’s Dr. Mohan. Plus a new doctor!