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Noah Wyle Pushes Tax Incentives, Cites $125 M, 600 Jobs

4/28/2026

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Noah Wyle testified urging tax incentives, citing The Pitt’s 600 jobs and $125 million boost.
The Pitt’s second season, set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has fifteen episodes depicting a fifteen-hour ER shift.
Costing $4-$5 million each, the episodes followed a two-week boot camp where the cast learned CPR, tracheotomies and intubation with real gear.
Cinematographer Johanna Coelho uses handheld cameras and ambient light for footage, earning the series multiple Emmys including Best Drama.

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Story summary

Noah Wyle testified urging tax incentives, citing The Pitt’s 600 jobs and $125 million boost.
The Pitt’s second season, set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has fifteen episodes depicting a fifteen-hour ER shift.
Costing $4-$5 million each, the episodes followed a two-week boot camp where the cast learned CPR, tracheotomies and intubation with real gear.
Cinematographer Johanna Coelho uses handheld cameras and ambient light for footage, earning the series multiple Emmys including Best Drama.