The Pitt star Shawn Hatosy is going from the ER to the kitchen.

Hatosy will star in Yes, Chef, a two-episode immersive audio romance for audio erotica app Quinn, The Hollywood Reporter can exclusively announce. Yes, Chef marks the latest Quinn Original series, the app’s produced romances that “complement Quinn’s thriving erotica creator community.”

In Yes, Chef, Hatosy stars as Grant Reilly, a “seasoned executive chef of North & Vine, a restaurant fighting to maintain its Michelin star in an industry that’s rapidly evolving. After a viral negative review threatens the restaurant’s legacy, Grant’s business partner brings in rising culinary star Iris Adams to shake things up and take North & Vine from ‘classic’ to ‘relevant.’ As Grant and Iris work side by side, their differences spark undeniable chemistry.”

Securing Hatosy as a narrator is sure to make app fans happy given he’s been a top choice among listeners.

“Shawn is one of our most requested narrators ever,” Caroline Spiegel, founder and CEO of Quinn, said in a statement. “With Yes, Chef, most of the story takes place inside the chaos of a Michelin-star kitchen. We wanted to emulate the high-pressure settings that fans love seeing Shawn in, and we couldn’t be more excited to have him step into this world with us.”

“Grant is wrestling with his identity and what that means. That really resonated with me, because I’ve been there. Then things happened in my career — like The Pitt — that changed my trajectory,” Hatosy said in a statement. “Grant isn’t feeling like he has a lot of value outside of the kitchen, but he starts to see through Iris, through her youth and vitality and what she brings. And by listening to her, really paying attention to her, he grows.”

“There’s a huge catalogue of intimate scenes I’ve done over 25 or 30 years, and audiences have been taking that material and creating content. I don’t have any control over that,” Hatosy said. “With Quinn, it gave me an opportunity to step into this space with intention, and help shape this kind of new media in a way where I can participate and feel like we’re building something meaningful together.” [More at Source]

HBO Max’s “The Pitt” has been renewed for a third season. HBO CEO Casey Bloys made the announcement Wednesday, Jan. 7, during “The Pitt” Season 2 premiere at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles.

The news comes one day before the premiere of the Emmy-winning second season of the Noah Wyle medical drama from John Wells. The series, created by R. Scott Gemmill, premiered in 2025 and tells the story of healthcare workers inside a Pittsburgh emergency room over the course of 15 episodes. Each season has taken course over one shift, with each episode covering an hour of the shift. [Source]