If you watched Pete Season 1, a very popular new HBO Max medical drama, chances are you feel a little sad when the last episode fell. It doesn't have to be because the season ended up on a particularly tragic note (although there is a lot of tragedy to go during the 1 season), but because the show feels so real that it is really a little sad that it must bid farewell to the characters.

Pete is praised for his medical accuracyWhat was the center's attention for the creator R. Scott Gemmil and executive producers Johnon Wells and Noah Will (who also starred as Dr. Michael Robbavich). The trio wanted to tell the story of processed and often traumatized emergency doctors in the post-transient world and maintaining things as accurately as possible was of the utmost importance. But the realism of the show exceeds the procedures for medical terminology and emergencies. Pete took something really impressive with the introduction of an expansive ensemble and giving each of the characters a rich and detailed story of their own.

By the end of the series, you are not just convinced that you have seen a real change of er out in front of your eyes, but you feel like you have met real people. As such, while we all withdraw from the unworthy horror that the team faces in Season 1, we are also invested in the personal experiences of the characters, including their Love Board. Perhaps the most obvious romance that fans will want to see the game is one between D -Robby and Tracy Ipheacor Dr -Heather Collins, who has been absent from the last few episodes of Season 1 After I experienced miscarriage. She and Dr. Robbie clearly have a common history and may even have some long -term feelings there. Then there is the growing romance between Mateo Diaz by Halen Thomas Brooks and Victoria riding on Shabana Azez. But there is another, slightly less open connection in which it can bloom Season 2 “Pete” 2.

Between Members of the cast "Pete" Supraya Ganesh as Dr. Samira Mohan, the third year resident of the Emergency Department in the fictional Medical Center in Pittsburgh Trauma. Initially, she clashed with Dr. Michael Robbavich over the time she spends with patients, but by the end of season 1, she has been proven to be a necessary team member, saving man's life during the mass coincidence that is being held in the last few episodes. She did so under the watchful eye of D -Jackack Abbott John Hatosi, who is attending a doctor who seems to shine at the younger doctor and leads her through a risky procedure to get air out of her patient's heart.

In an interview with Golden derby Ganesh talked about the potential romance between the two doctors, who really teased in Season 1. There was a deleted scene involving D. Abbott that was referring to D -Mohan, as the "smartest" team's doctor remained in force, the attraction may have been more obvious. As it stands, the audience has been wondering if Dr. Abbott, in fact, like Dr. Mohan or whether he is just a little flirting. But that can change in season 2.

"I hope he will realize that he flirts next year," Ganesh said. "At that moment, I would be like," Girl, how, how do you not see what is happening in front of you? "" The contractor, who attended the medical school before continuing acting, talked about how to work with Hatosi is "great" and said the heart procedure was "so fun" for shooting. "I just thought it was so fun and flirting, like working over this heart procedure, but then he allows me to take the backs," she explained. If the show's writers want to push things out of flirting, Ganesh certainly sees a future for a couple.

During her gold interview in Derby, Supraya Ganesh talked about mutual respect between her character and D -Jackec Abbott (who, before working in Pittsburgh, was a combat doctor). "I think I understand where it comes from," she said, adding:

"I understand his background and I think he is balanced, during the mass sacrifice, he taught me a bunch of things to think about my feet, work with resources, the materials you have. And I think even allows Samira to push some pretty things to bad in episodes 13 and 14.

After all, Ganesh said the couple's future is "to the writers", but noticed it was "interesting" to think about how Dr. Mohan and Dr. Abbott could work as a couple. Both are shown as workaholics and it remains unclear how such dynamic can go if they collect. As Ganesh said:

"Will they fall into their worker trends and bring it out in each other or find something that will help them not get into work so much and build a life out of this?

John Hatosi also talked about Deleted scene that could completely change Dr -Mohan and Dr. Abbott In an interview with Diversity. According to the actor, the scene in which his character called Dr. Mohan the smartest of the team "Definitely, in my opinion, was moving in the direction". He continued: "I think he loves her" and noticed the "flirting" between the two. But as Hatosi pointed out, Dr. Abbott is in "position of power", which will complicate any potential romance. So far, Abbott has been an attractive and cute character who certainly conquered every member of the audience when working on a victim of a gunshot wound while in the process of donating blood. As such, by doing like the abbot, in any way, abusing his power as an older doctor in a relationship with D -Mohan, will be, good, a little loot. Of course, Pete writers have already proven themselves skilled in navigating challenging topics in the real world, so I'm sure it won't be different when it comes to the Mohan/Abbott relationship.

Pete is currently moving to HBO Max.