One of the best pita’s scenes was shot before the show was fully written

After all the injury we saw how Robbie survived in the first season “Pete”, which might be for him in the upcoming second season of the show (What, as we were told, should premiere in January 2026.)? Ryan Schwartz asked Showrunner and the creator R. Scott Hemil, where the Robbie can mentally be in the series “The second year season, asking:” Should you have a trauma, or you can study what it is if he has nothing to introduce him? “

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“I think it’s a little both,” said Gemil. “I will say that Robbie took the steps at this time to recover. Let it be hoped, it’s another matter. I think season 2 will be about him and the journey, but I think he moved to the good place with Adamson all this.” (Here Gemmill refers to the death of an invisible teacher Robbie Doctor Adamson, who died during a thick Covid-19 pandemic; 15-hour shift day 1 occurs on the anniversary of Dr. Adamson’s passage, and the Covid-19 ghost still appeared over the show.).

“I think he got involved with that,” Jemil continued. “Ultimately, I think its crisis at the end of episode 13 Probably, it was probably the best thing to do with it, because now it’s there, you know? He stuffed him for so long, and he ate him from the inside, and finally he could no longer control this monster, and now he needs to face him. By doing this, we will pass it. “

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I think I can talk to many fans “Pete” when I say that Robbie probably It deserves to have a simpler day in the second season of the show, but it is absolutely unable to deny that Robbie to resist his demons powerful and wonderfully watching, largely thanks to the skillful performance of Wil. 1 Season “Pete” is available for transfer to Max.

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