No, Pete is not Directly Spin-off of "IS" - Let's get the whole thing out of the way, regardless of the lawsuit. However, Starvala Noah Will, who worked on the craft of the show with colleagues "Air" veterans Johnon Wells and R. Scott Gemil, Whether He intends to resurrect the legendary medical drama created by Michael Creekton initially, and he is glad that he has gone with a different approach instead.

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In an interview with TVLin After the first two episodes of Pete fell as Max Exclusive, Will, speaking to Ryan Schwartz, said his unification with wells and Gemil occurred during the dense of the Kovid-19 pandemic, as doctors around the world made huge victims in the middle of the midfield ... "The idea was to look at what was happening to the people who were on the forefront, and also to look at the population that fell ill and died, and to see how they seemed to be two different health care systems in our country - those for people who have money and insurance, and those who did not," revealed, saying that they were all hoping - the day.

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However, as Will continued to descend this time with his two associates, he realized that the Air may be a mistake. "And then it got up, well," Is the old IP the easiest and most favorable delivery system? "" He recalls Schwartz. "It seemed to be the one that was most excited about the attempt, but that was not the point of the exercise. The more we got down on that path, the more the point was in terms of reunification, the rethinked aspect, the aspect of restarting ... so I was not sorry when we knew, we were forced to force ourselves to force ourselves to force ourselves and forced to force ourselves to be forced. How to tell the story in a new way. In one way, I'm not sorry, I'm not sorry. Restrictions that we would have to adhere to and pay tribute. "

The bottom line is that Pete and Air are quite different, despite Noah Wiel, Johnon Wells and R. Scott Gemil about it all. Part of this is thanks to the fact that Pete is maximum exclusive and While returning to network television by broadcasting a season annually (according to the head of Max Content Casey Blooss)the fact that it is definitely no The network TV works in its favor. Not only can the characters curse - sorry, "Gray Anatomy", but doctors also really say "nonsense" instead of something a little stronger during tense moments? - But The series can show (frightening accurate) medical emergencies in full. Take the dug ankle seen in the first episode, or that very noticeable (and real!) Scene of birth in episode 11; None of those things would have ever is shown on network television as NBC.

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As Will told Ryan Schwarz that freedom had allowed him, Gememil and Wales to find out a whole new approach to the show. "Scott brought a real-time storytelling framework for storytelling, and the Johnon, Max and Warner brothers were on the ship to try to use this new streaming platform, see if we could tell the story or not a more visually as we did in the 90's, Organic, way based on performance. " "Since you are no longer in standards and practices and language (barriers), you can really paint all the colors of the palette. The question is not" What can you show? "That is" What should you show, in discretion and taste? " It was really satisfying. "

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"Air" was, as we all know, a massively Hit for Ann -Bi -and Noah Will knows that better than most, because playing the young resident has turned into the season, attending D -Johnon Carter, put him on the map as a performer. As Ryan Schwartz told him, he, Johnon Wells and R. Scott Gemil did not simply restart "Air", but found the "feeling" that everyone experienced while working on that series. "I wanted to feel what she felt as it felt, and how she didn't feel for a long time," Wiel calmed down. "Can we make us feel that way again? Johnon and Scott were on board because they also demanded that feeling that we all (last) had 15 years ago, when we did this first.

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So how was the veteran of the medical drama, Ville to lead a group of young (invented) medical students and residents who want to prove themselves, just like D -Carter in front of them? Being the first on the call leaf can be an intense and difficult process, and since Wiel has become a huge Starwar thanks to Air, he would think he provided essential wisdom of the next generation of pretending doctors. He did, but there was another element of it:

"What I found was that I wanted to impress. I sound like knowledge-everything, or like someone who is there, do it. "

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Pete airs new episodes on Thursday at 9pm at Max.