This article contains spoilers For season 1 Pete.

It seems that Dr -Collins worked his latest change in the emergency room at the Pittsburgh Medical Hospital.

Tracy Iphor, who played Heather Collins at the original FBO Max Pete Drama Series, will not return to repeat the role in the upcoming second season. The last time we saw Dr -Collins, she was encouraged to leave the emergency room and return home after a mentally and physically exhausting day that included her character experienced miscarriage at work. Dr. Michael "Robbie" Robbavich (Noah Weil), Air's doctor, even went so far as to tell Collins to turn off his phone, avoid watching television and sleeping-one kind of tips, but one Robbie is probably sorry. Shortly after sending Collins home, ER (Ection -known as "Pete") was overwhelmed by attack on mass shooting at a local concert. Someone tried to reach Collins to call her work to help, but she seemed to take the Robbie Council, and it turns out that it might be the last we've ever seen.

The actors go on shows all the time for a myriad of reasons, but an interesting aspect here is that Ihor's decision to leave.

According to Diversity"The decision was made by the creative team of the show; if? There is still no word on why that decision was made, but the series will surely lose part of the heart and soul with D -Collins outside the picture. Tragic examinations of that character in The first season of the 15-episode of Pete It has helped illustrate the idea that even medical professionals are not immune to disaster, and the humanity she has brought to her experiences gave the show the opportunity to slow down a bit in her non-stop patient barrage.

Collins' absence also means that Season 2 will not have a key player with the opportunity to give the audience insight into D -Robbie, the main character of the project. Because Collins and Robbie were previously romantically involved, Collins - from a purely exposed view - could provide a few more information on Robbie's backstew, which has so far been extracted in very small doses. The good news is that the play is full of Empathetic, passionate characters (many of whom are played by mainly unknown actors) Who should be able to collect the weak in other areas, so hopefully, Akcher will not leave too much hole in the series of fast when he returns early next year.

Pete's first season is HBO MAX streaming, and Season 2 is currently in production.