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“You could key smash, and it would type out the thing.” –...
Marcin Wichary · 2026-04-22 · via Unsung

I can finally update my ancient WarGames reference – turns out the computers on the TV show The Pitt are also preprogrammed to show the right things on the screen regardless of what the actors are actually typing.

But you still need to flail your fingers in vaguely realistic ways, so the actors in this (spoiler-free) TikTok share their strategies: