
HBO Hit TV Show ‘The Pitt’ Gets Trapped in Liberal Pieties
Is the biggest ailment in the popular medical drama the damage being done to the creators’ lungs from the incessant preaching to the choir?
By ADRIAN NGUYEN
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Mr. Nguyen’s contributions have appeared in Quillette, the Spectator World and the Spectator Australia, the Washington Examiner, and the Critic, among many other publications. He runs a Substack called Lack of Taste.

Is the biggest ailment in the popular medical drama the damage being done to the creators’ lungs from the incessant preaching to the choir?
By ADRIAN NGUYEN
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