A new clip from The Pitt Season 2 has fans speculating that Dr. Robby may be opening up his heart again, as viewers quickly zeroed in on Robby’s unexpected exchange with a newcomer. This has led many to believe she is Dr. Collins’ replacement.
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The new The Pitt Season 2 clip shows a tense moment in the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. Dr. Robby initially prepares to send a patient under Dr. McKay’s (Fiona Dourif) care to surgery, but he makes a sudden, uncharacteristic reversal. It comes at the behest of Noelle Hastings (Meta Golding), a new administrative nurse tasked with managing the hospital’s chronic overcrowding.
Hastings enters the scene, telling Robby, “Delay that order, sailor,” before quickly correcting herself to the more formal “Dr. Robinavitch.” While Robby has been butting heads with other new staff, like his interim replacement Dr. Al-Hashimi (Sepideh Moafi), he seems disarmed by Hastings. He offers, “You can call me Robby,” prompting her to reply, “You can call me Noelle.”
This easy, seemingly flirtatious banter leaves McKay visibly confused. “You can just tell me what the hell is going on here,” she demands. As Hastings explains the patient is being transferred for insurance reasons, the notoriously bureaucracy-averse Robby agrees with her, making McKay’s suspicious.
“What am I missing?” she asks, questioning if there’s “something else happening.” Hastings insists it’s “just a simple insurance transfer,” but a skeptical McKay walks away with a disingenuous, “Yeah, OK.”
McKay’s suspicion resonates with viewers, who took to social media to dissect the new dynamic. Reactions on X (formerly Twitter) include excitement like, “oh I cannot wait to watch,” and direct speculation such as, “Meet Noelle.. Robby’s new ‘love interest.'” Others have playfully noted the obvious chemistry, commenting, “she’s so fine, i know he can’t handle all that.”
As Dr. Collins has been visibly absent from the beginning, fans believe this clip from The Pitt Season 2 is an indication of her replacement.
Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on ComingSoon.
