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Noah is so humble. ✨
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Noah is so humble. ✨
Full interview airs this Sunday 1/4/26.
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For the team behind the Emmy Award-winning medical drama “The Pitt,” having the set feel like an “immersive experience” was particularly important, Noah Wyle told Dr. LaPook.
Watch more of Dr. LaPook’s visit to the realistic emergency room set tomorrow 1/4/26 on CBS Sunday Morning.
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A tiny clip from Noah Wyle's "Behind the scenes with The Pitt" interview with CBS Sunday Morning.
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Noah Wyle says one of the most unsettling moments in season 2 of “The Pitt” involved live maggots and the production took extra care to make sure none were harmed.
He says the show even had a dedicated wrangler on set to look after them during filming.
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Clip of Noah Wyle from his extended interview with CBS Sunday Morning.
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Empathy in health care is a necessary tool in treating patients, actor Noah Wyle and Dr. LaPook agree, but on season one of “The Pitt,” Wyle’s character is being triggered by flashbacks during a particularly stressful shift.
Wyle and Dr. LaPook talked about how maintaining some emotional distance when treating patients can help doctors.
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