Everyone can Finally relax - George Clooney likes Pete.

During the performance of "Late evening with Seth Meyers" On June 3, Clooney - who was nominated for the Tony Award for "Good Night and Happiness", Broadway adaptation in 2025 on his 2005 film for Edward R. Murow - Clooney, while talking about his time of "Air" and the strange named Sitkom that preceded it, "E/R", brought his colleague and friend Hit Nao Will series by FBO Max Pete. (Wiel, Jululiana Marguils and Anthony Edwards, all of them were original members of Air. attended the premiere of Clooney's show on Broadway.)

"Are you guys who have seen that play?" Clooney asked the audience who was cheering with approval. "It's so good, and you know, I must say, we've been really dear friends since the show, because we did the pilot of the show," he added warm, talking about Ville. "He's just the most important, talented young man, I have to say, because I'm an old man. And I can't be happier for his success on this show. The play is just a nice show, and he's just doing a great job with it."

"And he is doing what you have surpassed, that is, he will come back and make all those medical terms again," Meyers said playing in front of Clooney that Will had never had difficulty with the medical jargon of Air, where the actor played by DAH. "But he never had problems," Clooney recalls. "He could always do it, I hated it. People should hate Noah." (Classic Clooney.)

"I think everyone should," Meyers escalated before the two moved to another case. So what was the contract with Dr. Carter and Ross on "Air?"

Both George Clooney and Noah Will appear in the first episode of Air, which began airing in 1994 on Ann -BI and became one of the golden standards in medical plays from that point forward. Clooney's image, Dr. Doug Ross, is a pediatric associate at the beginning of the series and eventually becomes the presence of that concentration within the emergency department. As for Dr. Will, Dr. Johnon Carter, he is only the third year student of medical when he first appeared, against a complete doctor. However, after being met, he climbs to be a resident of a fictional hospital in Cook County on the show and eventually becomes the presence of emergency medicine (although he briefly struggles with the surgery and leaves him quite quickly in his stay).

Carter and Ross are, for the most part, friendly colleagues, and even good friends at different points through Air. Indeed, Carter sometimes crashes in Ross's apartment, and although they experience a short schism in their friendship over a girl in Season 2 (Harper Tracy at Christine Ellis, who cheats on Carter with Ross), they are in good conditions when Ross (and Clooney along with him) leaves Chicago in season 5 of the series.

Later, in the 15th and last season of Air, Carter finds himself in need of a kidney transplant-in season 6 of the show, he is pierced by a patient who has suffered a mental breakdown, causing lifelong kidney damage-and receiving his kidneys, for transplantation. " Even in the last season of the show, in which neither Clooney nor Weil work as a regular series, and even repetitive character, the connection between the two feels unwavering.

George Cloney is Right-"The Pitt" is genuinely excellent, and after word-of-mouth helped season 1 become a bonafide sensation Across its 15 "Real-Time" Episodes, Fans Are Clamoring for Season 2. Been confirmed, and HBO's head of content casey bloys all but promo promised that We'll see him in January 2026, a year after the Pete premiere.) During a panel attending People's magazine About the shooting success of the show, Ville - who starred as Dr. Michael "Robbie" Robbavich and works as an executive producer along with the show R. Scott Gemil and director Johnon Wells, both of whom both of whom Also Worked at Air) - said that although he was a little nervous about high expectations, he was convinced that the show could increase to fulfill them.

Wiel specifically said that when it comes to Pete's praise, he feels like the series should close everyone and just get the job done. "We have to be almost a non-factor and create the same sense of privacy and the same feeling of airtight sealed, isolated sense of the company we built the first year," Will missed Will. "I think if we are successful in that regard, then storytelling will only appear." He continued:

"It was a combination of a lot of background, foreground, crew and cast, hungry Effect Where Everybody Came Wanting to DO EVEN BETTER THE NEXT DAY. Can only pray for, and it works.

Weil certainly has a high bar to meet, but he's right - the cast and the crew of Pete are simply phenomenal, and as long as they continue with this show, it is likely to be in at least Pretty well, if not completely great. Hopefully, Will still enjoyed hearing about taking the Clooney series.

Pete is now moving to HBO Max.