Nature is healing; medical dramas are being syndicated to cable. The streamer once again known as HBO Max announced it’s bringing The Pitt to TNT. The news came during the Warner Bros. Discovery upfronts presentation, confirming Casey Bloys’s previous hints. Per Variety, chairman and CEO of the Warner Bros. Television Group and US Networks Channing Dungey was scant on deeets re: when and how The Pitt will make its linear TV debut (or how much de-yuckification the show will have to undergo), but she did say they want to do an “eventized” premiere for the darling of Max HBO Max HBO Go to the Polls HBO Max. “When we put Max programming on the T-nets [presumably a very cool abbreve for terrestrial networks], we want to make sure that we’re telling the audience, ‘This is something special, you want to tune in for this,’” she said. “And so we want to make sure that the schedule reflects that kind of event feel, and that we can make it feel consistent.” So, binge premiere then recycling season 1 until season 2 drops on streaming? And then it’s time for Dr. Robby’s worst 4th of July ever.
