The Pitt's Shabana Azeez Reacts to Actors Doing Medical Procedures IRL

‘The Pitt' Star Shabana Azeez Cheekily Asks Actors to "Leave Medical Emergencies" to Real DoctorsShabana Azeez is calling a code blue on some very confident stars. Indeed, the Pitt actress shared her thoughts on actors who star in medical shows and believe they could actually perform medical or surgical procedures off set. "All these actors are walking around and being like, 'I could intubate somebody,'" Azeez exclusively told Live From E!: 2026 Emmys' Justin Sylvester on Sept. 14. "No, you couldn't." She continued, "You would panic! The adrenaline would be coursing through your body, and you would pass out." Although Azeez knows she couldn't perform any procedure IRL, she's more than confident bringing her medical school character Victoria Javadi to life in the HBO series, which is nominated for 25 awards, including Outstanding Drama Series. (See more stars on the red carpet here.) "No, no, no, no, no, because that's not real," she said of her onscreen medical work. "I do panic on set about other things, like when are the snacks coming, you know, real problems. But with medical emergencies, I leave that for the doctors."And the 29-year-old—who stepped out in a champagne gold hand-beaded Sophie Couture gown for the 78th annual ceremony—had a message for any viewers, too. "Don't let an actor do any medicine on you," she emphasized. "I can't believe how much I have to say this. Stop letting actors do medicine on you!" She noted that although fans may want Noah Wyle—who is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series—to help them while under duress, he, too, is not someone to ask for help.Photo by: Jesse Grant/NBC via Getty Images"That's not about medicine," she quipped. "If you medically needed resuscitation, you would not call for him. You'd only want that when you didn't need it!" As Azeez and the rest of The Pitt cast hope to win big at the 2026 Emmys hosted by Mariska Hargitay, keep reading for all the celebs who stepped out for the biggest night in television.Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesJason SegelMonica Schipper/Getty ImagesCailee Spaenyin Miu Miu. Jesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesKatherine LaNasaAmy Sussman/Getty ImagesNoah Kahanin Bode. Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesMariska HargitayJesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesColman Domingoin OMEGA watch. Photo by: Todd Williamson/NBC via Getty ImagesCynthia Nixonin Issey Miyake. Monica Schipper/Getty ImagesCarl Clemons-HopkinsMonica Schipper/Getty ImagesDale DickeyJesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesFioan Dourifin Thomas Hanisch. Photo by: Jesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesShabana Azeezin Sophie Couture. Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesJackie Tohnin Georges Chakra. Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesGerran HowellMonica Schipper/Getty ImagesJeff Hillerin Bode. Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesNiecy Nash-Bettsin Khaled & Marwan. Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesMiriam ShorAmy Sussman/Getty ImagesLisa Ann Walterin Christian Siriano, Spectrum earrings and Megan Piccione rings. Monica Schipper/Getty ImagesLisa Rinna & Harry Hamlinin Lever Couture (Rinna) and OMEGA watch (Hamlin). Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesAdam Brodyin custom Prada and OMEGA watch. Todd Williamson/NBC via Getty ImagesJoy Sundayin Dior. Monica Schipper/Getty ImagesLouisa Jacobsonin Tom Ford. LISA O'CONNOR / AFP via Getty ImagesLuke TennieRandy Shropshire/NBC via Getty ImagesAliyah Mastinin Teresa Helbig, Tamara Melon shoes and Clarity jewelry. Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesSupriya GaneshPhoto by: Jesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesMatty MathesonAmy Sussman/Getty ImagesAbby Elliottin Erdem and Jennifer Meyer jewelry. Photo by: Jesse Grant/NBC via Getty ImagesShabana AzeezMonica Schipper/Getty ImagesKristen KishPhoto by Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesCiara Millerin Marc Bouwer. Frederic J. Brown / AFP via Getty ImagesMelissa Rivers