Don't keep reading if you haven't watched the whole season 1 of Pete - Spoilers for the whole season lie forward.

Season 1 of Pete came to an excellent and satisfying conclusion, but there are one thing Some fans may be wondering: What happened to the Higher Air Resident of Tracy, Dr. Heather Collins? In the Season's 11th Episode, "5:00 pm"-The Show, Like "24," is Told Using A "Real-Time" Conceit in Which Each Episode Is One Hour of An Emergency Room Shift-Collins Faces A Massive Persive Loss and Is Is Is Comforted by Noah Wyle's Lead Character Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch Before He Tells Her She Should Go Home, Turn Her Phone Off, And Get some Rest. If Collins does not appear until the end of the season ... what happened?

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Ville appeared on Podcast on Ringer's pop culture "clock" With Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald the day after the final, "9pm", was broadcast to explain why the show strategically kept Collins out of the action, which included a devastating event for a mass victim. Once an active shooter attacks an event called Pitfest. (In the final, Robbie tells his staff that 112 injured people entered their Air, and they were able to save 106 of them.)

After Greenwald was joking about Collins' particularly strong "don't disturb" on her phone, Will said that because of Robbie's connection to Collins - to round out only a moment - - she will be able to help him through the defect she is experiencing during the toughest episode of the show, but 7:00 necessary The defect.

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"It's an interesting choice, because her character has made such an impact, it's a beautiful performance, the relationship she has with Robbie, with everyone, and she's very, very good," Vill's Greenwald noted the decision to bypass Collins past episode 11. "And then she Really It doesn't come back. "

"Well, the whole end of the season is just removing Wallsids on the bearings of Robbie's life," Will Will. "You know, he relies so hard on Collins and Langdon (a resident played by Patrick Ball), and then you both of them."