Noah Wyle "Not sorry" about playing a new doctor Pit John Carter's role has been replaced by a now scrapped one IS Revival

after Pit premiered Thursday, Jan. 9, Wile, 53, was asked about how he plans to bring back IS resulted in Instead a whole new show.

“It calls into question all its different chronologies and all its different kinds of repetition. You're absolutely right, intentionality was born in 2020 during the pandemic," Weil said TVline Thursday “The idea was to take a look at what's happening with the people on the front lines, and also look at the population that is sick and dying, and see how there are two different health care systems. Our country - for those with money and insurance and those without."

similarities between Pit And IS Was there for a reason.

“These were all issues we tried to talk about in the '90s, when 22 million Americans were going without health insurance and using emergency rooms as their primary source of health care. All of these themes were really significant to us then and they remain significant to us,” Weill, who played John Carter on the long-running series, noted. “Then it became, 'Is the old IP (intellectual property) the easiest and most convenient distribution system?' It seemed like people were most excited about trying, but that wasn't really the point of the exercise."

in spite of an interest IS After the revival, Wile was even more excited about a new take on the topic, adding, “The more we went down that road, the more the point became blurred into the reunion side, the retread side, and the reboot side. So I wasn't sad when we were forced to pivot and figure out how to tell the story in a new way."

Wyle continued: "In many ways, (not revived IS) unburdens us of the narrative constraints we must obey and respect."

ISwhich aired from 1994 to 2009, followed the inner life of an emergency room in a fictionalized version of the real Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Wyle stars alongside George Clooney, Juliana Marguiles, Anthony Edwards, Eric La Salle And Sherry Stringfield (And later John Stamos, Michael Pfeiffer And Linda Cardelliniamong others).

After more than a decade IS Finally, Wyle Returned as a star and executive producer of a new medical series on Max. Pitt is described by the streaming service as "a realistic examination of the challenges facing healthcare workers in America today as seen through the lens of the frontline heroes of a modern hospital in Pittsburgh."

Pit Highlights the highs — and lows — of the job while showcasing 15 episodes of 15 hours of one shift.

(Fellow EP) John (Wales)Max and Warner Bros. were on board to try to use this new platform of streaming, to see if we could tell the story in a more visually arresting way than in the '90s," explained Wyle. "It's a more photorealistic way that we've ever been able to do it, and in a more organic, performance-oriented way. Because you're no longer (constrained) by standards and practice and language, you can really paint with all the colors of the palette. The question is 'What can you show? ' Instead it is, 'What do you have to show for discretion and taste?'

Wyle found it "really gratifying" to get an anna Life's new medical drama.

“I wanted it to feel like it used to feel — and it hadn't felt like it had in a long time. Can we feel that way again? John and (creator) R. Scott (Gemmill) was on board for it because they were also looking for that feeling that we (last) had 15 years ago, when we first did it,” he continued. "The work looked good, and we had a good time, and we liked each other while doing it, and everyone was respectful. It was inclusive, and it was groundbreaking. And we wanted to see if lightning could strike twice—and, some By the way, it already is."

Also PitThursday also marked Wyle's premiere Train Coaster is La Salle's Prime Video Series call Asked about the coincidence by Wyle TVlineTo which he replied, "No (I don't know), but what can I say?" The 90s are back.”

Its new episode Pit Maximum Thursday stream.