Nanza

​If you’re trying to go for realism, I think you’re way off track. People who watch TV shows have serious attachment issues (lol me), and you can’t expect to throw away a character we’ve bonded with after just a year—simply because 'that’s how it works in a real hospital'—without it hurting the show.

What’s the point of following a doctor’s story if they don’t get a proper ending or if they’re just going to be written off next season? I don’t know if I’m making myself clear. You don't build audience loyalty by getting rid of characters people care about... especially if you don't give them a decent exit.

​I understand the focus is realism, but let’s be for real: Robby shouldn't be in charge of anything. The lack of closure is bizarre. You can try to mimic reality all you want, but this is a show, and it’s borderline disrespectful to the fans to deny these characters a real goodbye.

​The Pitt is really gonna end up at Season 5 with Dr. Robby as the last man standing in a sea of white dudes running the ER. My anger is the only thing talking right now, sorry.

​Justice for Dr. Samira Mohan. You deserved so much better.