Casey Bloys reacts to HBO's Emmy nominations haul and gives updates on the future of "The Pitt," "The White Lotus" and "The Last of Us"

The top creative exec at HBO and HBO Max says he's more concerned about Mike White's safety on 'Survivor' than he is over the return date of his juggernaut drama; confirms Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Network will depart with the SpinCo and explains why the "Max" label isn't entirely gone.

While touting The Pitt‘s 13 nominations on Tuesday, Noah Wyle gave a hint about what to expect in season 2 of the HBO Max medical drama. In April, executive producer R. Scott Gemmill, EP John Wells and EP/star Wyle appeared at Deadline's Contenders TV in April and shared that the next 15 hours of The Pitt will take place over

It was quite a fine morning for Casey Bloys, the HBO and Max content chairman/CEO who saw his combined platform pull off 142 Emmy nominations — a new best for the company. Bloys said he had been prepped by his head of awards,

Noah Wyle is addressing Tracy Ifeachor’s shocking exit from The Pitt following TVLine’s exclusive report that Dr. Heather Collins will not scrub in for Season 2. “Truthfully, we loved the actress,” Wyle tells our sister site Deadline.

In the midst of celebrating the 13 nominations for The Pitt, Noah Wyle addressed the exit of Tracy Ifeachor. The actress who portrayed Dr. Collins in Season 1 announced last week that she would not be returning to the HBO Max drama but said “what a blessing” to participate.

The hospital that inspired "The Pitt" has the longest wait times in the city, though long visits are common across the major health systems.