It was bound to happen that some of the series regulars on “The Pitt” would not stay with the show for the entirety of its run. After all, the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center is a teaching hospital, a career steppingstone for most, not a destination.

Variety reports Supriya Ganesh, who’s played senior resident Dr. Samira Mohan since season one, will depart the series after season two.

Ayesha Harris, who’s recurred as senior night shift resident Dr. Parker Ellis since season one, will be upped to a series regular in season three.

Don’t be surprised if there are more cast departures before production on season three begins this summer.

Coming soon

  • Timed to Armenian History and Heritage Month, PBS on Friday begins streaming the documentary “My Sweet Land,” about an 11-year-old Armenian boy who’s forced to flee his home when war erupts, on the PBS app and at PBS.org. The film airs at 8 p.m. April 23 on World Channel (Channel 13.3).
  • The 21st season of “Taskmaster” arrives on YouTube at 5 p.m. April 9.
  • Colman Domingo hosts NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” April 11 with musical guest Anitta.
  • “Homicide Hunter: American Detective,” hosted by Westmoreland County native Joe Kenda, returns for a new season at 9 p.m. April 15 on Investigation Discovery.

Renewed

BET and Paramount renewed “The Ms. Pat Show” for a sixth season to stream on Paramount after it absorbs BET .

Channel surfing

The New York Post reports former Pittsburgh comedian and “America’s Got Talent” competitor Learnmore Jonasi got served in a $27 million lawsuit during a stand-up show. The lawsuit was brought by the vocalist of a “Lion King” song over a joke Jonasi made about a lyric’s translation. … The next “Worlds Collide Concert Tour,” featuring stars from Disney’s “Descendants,” “Zombies” and “Camp Rock” franchises, stops at PPG Paints Arena Oct. 28. … Hulu is remaking FX’s “The Americans” as “The Koreans,” set in the 1990s with a middle-class South Korean family hiding treasonous secrets. … A collection of 250 nostalgic “Sesame Street” episodes are now streaming on Tubi, from season one to season 28 with plans to refresh 10% of the episodes every quarter. … Netflix ordered a limited series adaptation of author Jonathan Franzen’s “The Corrections” that will star Meryl Streep.