Ever since Pete hit Max in early January, medical professionals across the internet praise the show - Made from veterans "Air" Noah Will, R. Scott Gemil and Johnon Wells, though he's no spin-off from that series - For his realism. Actually, A nurse in real life worked on the series as an excellent performer And personally ensures that the play represents the process as accurately as possible. A small detail of the recording process, which Ville revealed about "fun weekly" in a video interview, makes it clear that the whole world of the show was incredibly submerged, making it feel realistic to everyone in the room, as well as everyone who watched at home.

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"All of the crew had to wear scrubs," " Wiel said in the piston posted on the Social Media platform x. "All were issued three pairs of scrapes to be worn as their uniform. In case we catch them in the blow. They will only be another ... or in the reflection. But Esprit de Corps. They were all together. "He continued:

And film crews generally wear dark clothes and wear many cargo shorts and hoodies. However, they are a kind of dress in uniform. It wasn't a huge jump. But also all made us feel like there is no separation between teams and crew or foreground or background. We all became a company. And the spirit of the friendship that encouraged him, I think, has a lot to do with the type of texture and energy that meets. "

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This is, let's put it open, So cool. You can imagine, I am sure, that as an actor on the "Pete" set, you feel like you are functioning in a real emergency room - and while it was done to avoid bluepers, it also just made the world of Pete so much more complete. As for this writing, we haven't heard directly from crew members wearing Pete cleaners, but guest and background actors discussed their experience ... And the crew donated by scripts is, obviously, only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to neat and more submerged tricks.

In a Vulture A function that took place on the day after the finals of Pete Season 1-finishing the chaotic shift "Real Time", which focuses on Dr. Michael "Robbie" on Noah, Robbavich-Mal number of guest actors working on the series talking to Enen Hani about how accurate. An actor named Brandon Kinner, who plays the father of a boy who inadvertently overdosed on Fentanyl, specifically mentioned the scrapes that adorn the crew, saying that "even in your peripheral vision, everyone is in character". His wife on the Samantha Sloan screen - you may know from the "Heating Anatomy" and several Mike Flanagan projects - also noted that there are no traditional lights or "tags" for performers: "You never hit the mark. They never move lights. Everything is space."

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Not only that, but while some sequences were filmed, Else The sequences continued as normal in the background, which helps "" Pete Emergency Room "looks true as chaotic as it could be a real ER, after that, for example, a shooting (a mass random event that helps to define the back half of the first season of the show). "In one trauma, they do an entire surgery that is choreographed and accurate and they do it just to be in the background in case we see a small piece of them," said Devon Guimersal, who plays another father - one whose child suffers from a potentially deadly case of measles, "he said. "Then the next day moves; we are in the background suddenly and they make their stage of the operation with the dialogue. It's just amazing."

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After all, guest actors like Ennenifer Christopher said that all this stepped up their performances. Christopher, who plays a woman so shocked by the shooting that she could not talk temporarily, shared that intense attention to the set of details made her work much easier. "What I see visually as I sit there in this wheelchair with everything that passes, it just became very simple: looking at a drop of blood on the floor and I really feel life in it," Christopher told the stage where her character tricia was too stunned to speak. All of these touches have helped Pete has earned its reputation for specific medical accuracyAnd the amount of thought that gets into all this is nothing for extraordinary.

Pete is now running on Max, and Season 2 has already been confirmed (with time jump).