Noah Wyle previews 'The Pitt' Season 3, from addressing critics to Robby's 'original sin'

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Set us as preferred In this week’s episode of The Envelope podcast, “The Pitt’s” Noah Wyle reflects on 25 Emmy nominations for the series, responds to criticism of casting decisions, and previews Season 3 of the HBO Max medical drama, now in production.Kelvin Washington: Hello, and welcome back to The Envelope.It’s been a little while.

Kelvin Washington alongside Yvonne Villarreal.We also have Mark Olsen.

Good to see you.This is one of my favorite things, because I learn so much from you two.

And by the way, I got a big shout-out from somebody at the other job that I do —Yvonne Villarreal: You have another job?Washington: Which one do you want to talk about? I have 17 of them.But she was saying how she was listening to something and then she said, “I want to hear more about it.” So she Googled, we came up and she was blown away to see it, and we did such great jobs.

So she’s a big fan of you two.Shout out to Larissa if she watches again.

But let’s get into, of course, Emmy nominations.You have surprises, you have ones you kind of expected, snubs, the whole nine.

Let’s start with you, Yvonne.Anything jump out?Villarreal: Leading the pack was “The Pitt,” which I think everyone expected, and coming in close second was “Hacks.” But I think the third most-nominated show that was thrilling to see have a big showing was “Widow’s Bay.” It was this latecomer to the race, and it’s just this show that has taken people by storm.

The word of mouth has really grown.And I know, Mark, you got Matthew [Rhys] in an upcoming episode here.

It’s just nice to see how that show’s performed.I was a little bummed that we didn’t get a [big] showing of “The Comeback,” the third season.

That was maybe my snub mark.Mark Olsen: Not that it’s a causal thing, but I was excited to see a guest from the...