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The Pitt Cast and Crew Celebrate Emmys Sweep on Set: ‘This Really Is a Collective Achievement’

Warner Bros. shared a sweet clip of the show’s cast and crew celebrating with their trophies on set at the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center

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The cast and crew of The Pitt celebrate Emmys wins.Credit : Warner Bros. TV/Instagram

NEED TO KNOW

  • The Pitt cast and crew celebrated their Emmy wins with speeches on the show’s hospital set, as seen in an Instagram post shared by Warner Bros. on Tuesday, Sept. 15
  • Star and executive producer Noah Wyle called the achievement a “collective” effort and thanked the team for their work
  • The Pitt returns to HBO Max for season 3 in January 2027

The cast and crew of The Pitt are celebrating their many 2026 Emmys wins.

Noah Wyle and showrunner R. Scott Gemmill spoke in front of a cheering crowd of cast and crew members on the set of the acclaimed medical drama in a new video shared by Warner Bros. on Instagram on Tuesday, Sept. 15. In the video, the group celebrates as their Emmy statuettes are placed on the front desk at the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center.

“We wouldn’t be looking at all these without everyone’s contribution,” Gemmill, 63, says in the video, gesturing to the statuettes. “Everyone brings something to the table.”

Wyle, 55, who stars in the show as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch and also serves as an executive producer, then stepped in to thank everyone for their hard work on the groundbreaking medical drama.

Shawn Hatosy, Katherine LaNasa, Isa Briones, Shabana Azeez, Gerran Howell, Noah Wyle, Taylor Dearden, Sepideh Moafi, Supriya Ganesh, Patrick Ball and Fiona Dourif
Shawn Hatosy, Katherine LaNasa, Isa Briones, Shabana Azeez, Gerran Howell, Noah Wyle, Taylor Dearden, Sepideh Moafi, Supriya Ganesh, Patrick Ball and Fiona Dourif.Randy Shropshire/NBC via Getty

“I really hope that you all felt it when I said last night that this was for everybody that’s on the stage right now,” Wyle says in the video. “This really is a collective achievement. Trophies are great, but look at each other and look at what we bring to this set, to this space, every day.”

“It’s holy, it’s sacred. It means the world to me. I hope it means the world to you,” Wyle concluded.

The ER alum took home his second Emmy for The Pitt on Monday evening. In his acceptance speech, he thanked “all the men and women who work so hard” on The Pitt, noting that the cast and crew were planning on getting back to work for more “hard stuff” the next day.

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“I grew up in L.A. I’m a Hollywood kid,” Wyle said onstage. “I was raised on a television and movie theaters were my place of worship. This is all I’ve ever wanted to do and this is the only club I’ve ever wanted to join. Thank you for accepting me.”

The Pitt sees a group of emergency medicine doctors at different phases of their careers navigate the fast-paced world of an urban emergency room, while their personal lives occasionally seep through the cracks into their work. The show has been praised for its realistic depiction of numerous medical conditions, including the memorably graphic birth scene in season one.

The series is set to return to HBO Max for its third season in January 2027.

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