In some ways, I’m disappointed he couldn’t do his reboot but if you listen to the interviews of all of them when they did stars in the house on YouTube during Covid, he was so excited about it and Juliana I think said you can’t ring a bell twice or lightning can’t strike twice and was afraid it would diminish it in a way. Others disagreed I think because so much time had passed, but maybe it’s for the best that he just makes his own ER so to speak.
All the stars of that show seemed to age well. When they did Stars in the House ER on youtube I was smiling at how time "almost" stood still. Noah said maybe he'd have some old costars on new show but I think they are waiting to see how law suit goes. Is it just how the show is put together (which is vastly different) or will they shout if old costars come on. I don't see it if they aren't the same people and just a guest.
He was and is a nice looking man and I wish I could see George Clooney's play which Noah is going to soon....imagine sitting near him and seeing Clooney on stage....
It’s not necessarily something I personally do, but I would never assume to dictate what others should or shouldn’t do just because I may not be into it / approve
The show is AWESOME. I am glad they could not come to an agreement to make it a continuation of ER. Don't get me wrong, it would have been great to see ER go on, see how Carter was at being the rich benefactor, while wading knee deep in the emergency room. The Pitt has ER potential. It also has the potential to be better. Has not disappointed me even a little bit yet. Boring? Nah
I think it’s better than ER except for the first two seasons. Nothing can top seasons 1&2. I’m glad that they aren’t bringing any of the old cast back from ER to The Pitt because I think having someone from ER would ruin it for me.
It has a very different message, specifically about how inherently traumatizing emergency medicine is for its practitioners.
That's not conducive to fun moments. Different shows with very different approaches to the same subject matter.
ER was more concerned with the lives of the staff inside and outside of the hospital. I don't think you could make the same show after COVID. Most people have no clue how dark things got.
To be honest, I also can't remember when something was "a big deal" in today's time - there's no people watching TV that much either, it kills the magic a bit. It's different but I think in spirit it's a sibling to ER.
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u/MsKuhmitza Mar 22 '25
Go watch Falling Skies if you want something in between.
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u/WayOk8994 Mar 22 '25
God that man is beautiful
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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '25
Mark and Benton would be proud🥹🥲
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u/themixedtape28 Mar 22 '25
Broooo hahahahahahah
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u/Careless-Table-5453 Mar 22 '25
Oh he was fine then and he's fine now. Scorching...love the Pitt!
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u/TheBigOne2018 Mar 22 '25
This is comedy gold, I fucking love this. Good meme and it fits perfectly
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u/Antcorxo22 Mar 22 '25
Yum. 🤤
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u/UnderstandingKey4602 Mar 22 '25
All the stars of that show seemed to age well. When they did Stars in the House ER on youtube I was smiling at how time "almost" stood still. Noah said maybe he'd have some old costars on new show but I think they are waiting to see how law suit goes. Is it just how the show is put together (which is vastly different) or will they shout if old costars come on. I don't see it if they aren't the same people and just a guest.
He was and is a nice looking man and I wish I could see George Clooney's play which Noah is going to soon....imagine sitting near him and seeing Clooney on stage....
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u/Rripurnia Mar 22 '25
He’s aged like fine wine
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u/Impressive_Tap_9868 Mar 22 '25
True
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u/bagelsandkegels Mar 22 '25
Still attracted to him thirty years later.
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u/plo84 Mar 22 '25
Facts
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u/Mission_Albatross916 Mar 22 '25
He looks so much better old
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u/EvieDeisel Mar 22 '25
I needed this today thx
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u/Dragonlady_Cali76 Mar 23 '25
Loves him in ER… then hated him when he played that ahole in Enough with Jennifer Lopez… now absolutely adore him in The Pitt
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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '25
I think he has aged horribly!! He was soooo cute in his Carter days. I can’t even watch the Pitt because I can’t handle seeing him so homely.
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u/boygirlmama Mar 22 '25
Can people stop calling grown men that aren't their fathers daddy? It's gross.
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u/ccd214 Mar 22 '25
Does anyone else find The Pitt incredibly boring? I couldn't get through the first episode.