It's a new day and new shit - excuse me, that's shift - at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, known to its employees and fans as "The Pitt," returning to HBO Max in 2026. A teaser for Season 2, which will premiere within a year of Season 1,

After winning over fans (and Emmy voters) with its first season, The Pitt is ready to start another shift in season 2.

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 released a teaser for Season 2 of "The Pitt," its medical drama starring Noah Wyle, on Thursday. The show will return with fresh episodes in 2026.

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.

Every successful actor has made at least one movie they actively hate, and anyone who says there’s no such black mark on their filmography is lying. For the last 30 years, actors haven’t come much more successful than Brad Pitt, which inevitably means he’s got a few regrets.

Pittsburgh is hoping to put an uneven 2024 season behind them in 2025. The Panthers won their first seven games a year ago, then dropped their final six.

The Pitt Panthers have big shoes to fill with the loss of their long-time kicker, and a surprising player has emerged as his successor for the 2025 season