Where to watch The Pitt in Singapore

The Pitt is exactly what the doctor ordered. Between the senior physicians with years of experience, medical students on their first day, and all the gnarly injuries and illnesses in between, this fast-paced medical drama will keep you on the edge of your seat.

After the first season aired in January last year, it’s only gotten bigger and better. The first 14 episodes of The Pitt averaged 10 million viewers, making it one of Max’s most-watched shows of all time.

It went on to make a big splash at the Emmys too, amassing 13 Emmy nominations, of which it won five, including Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series and Outstanding Drama Series.

If you’re a fan of the gritty 90s drama ER, the almost-real-time storytelling of 24, or you just want to see if it lives up to the hype, here’s how you can watch The Pitt in Singapore.

How to watch The Pitt in Singapore

There are currently two seasons of The Pitt available to stream, with episodes from season two still releasing weekly. Season one is available to stream in its entirety on HBO Max, while season two episodes are still being released weekly. You can catch them every Friday at 10 am SGT.

HBO Max offers two pricing options. You can opt for the Standard subscription, which includes ads, up to 30 offline downloads, full HD 1080p resolution, and two simultaneous streams. This’ll set you back $14.48 a month or $129.98 a year.

Otherwise, there’s the Premium plan, which offers four simultaneous streams, 4K UHD resolution on select titles, and up to 100 offline downloads. It’ll set you back $18.98 a year or $169.98 a year.

Alternatively, you can bundle your HBO Max Standard plan with a Viu Premium plan for $19.98 per month ($5.48 less than paying separately) or $189.98 per year ($47.76 less than paying separately).

See how HBO Max prices compare to other major streaming services in Singapore:

Streaming TV Plans

	Plan	Inclusions	Price	Details
Hayu	Hayu Plan	Hayu Plan Stream hundreds of reality shows, ad-free Watch on 1 device at once Watch on 1 device Min. cost $4.99 per month Deal: 7-day free trial	$4.99/mth Min. cost $4.99 per month	View Plan
Prime Video	Prime Video Plan	Prime Video Plan Features exclusive Amazon Originals as well as popular movies and TV shows Watch on 3 devices at once Watch on 3 devices Min. cost $4.99 per month Deal: 1-month free trial	$4.99/mth Min. cost $4.99 per month	View Plan
Netflix	Netflix Standard Plan	Netflix Basic Plan Unlimited movies and TV shows Watch on 1 device at once Watch on 1 device Min. cost $13.98 per month	$13.98/mth Min. cost $13.98 per month	View Plan
Apple TV	Apple TV Plan	Apple TV Plan Features exclusive Apple Original award-winning series Watch on 6 devices at once with Apple Family Sharing Watch on 6 devices Min. cost $13.98 per month Deal: 7-day free trial	$13.98/mth Min. cost $13.98 per month	View Plan
Max	Max Standard Plan	Max Standard Plan Stream HBO and Max Originals as well as content from Warner Bros., Discovery, Harry Potter, and the DC Universe Watch on 2 devices at once Watch on 2 devices Min. cost $14.48 per month Deal: Save up to 25% with annual subscription	$14.48/mth Min. cost $14.48 per month	View Plan
Disney+	Disney+ Standard Plan	Disney+ Standard Plan With entertainment from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars™, National Geographic, Star and ESPN Watch on 2 devices at once Watch on 2 devices Min. cost $15.98 per month Deal: Save over 16% with annual subscription	$15.98/mth Min. cost $15.98 per month	View Plan

What is The Pitt about?

The Pitt is set in the emergency department of a frenetic Pittsburgh hospital. We follow patients and the medical staff that treat them, in almost real time, with each season containing fifteen episodes, one for each hour in the ER.

It features Noah Wyle, who played a third-year medical student in the critically acclaimed 90s medical drama, ER. This time, he’s climbed the ranks and plays Dr Robby, a senior attending physician.

It’s hailed by many US emergency doctors as one of the most realistic medical dramas to hit TV, as it tackles issues of assault against healthcare workers, COVID-19, and the effects of the nursing shortage.