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- Previous episode S03E10 - Commitment
- Number S04E01
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genre Drama
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All In
Quinn returns from vacation just in time for the start of 'Everlasting All Stars', featuring winners and losers from previous seasons. Rachel, having reinvented herself, is determined to make this season memorable.
In an era where workplace dynamics are under constant scrutiny, Apple TV+'s *The Morning Show* emerges as a gripping drama that pulls back the curtain on America's beloved morning news programs. Premiering on November 1, 2019, this series has not only captured the attention of audiences but also garnered numerous accolades, including 27 Primetime Emmy Award nominations. With powerhouse performances from Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, alongside Steve Carell's compelling portrayal of Mitch Kessler, *The Morning Show* offers viewers an unapologetically candid look at the modern workplace through the lens of those who help America wake up each day.
At its core, Season 1 delves into the aftermath of Kessler's firing due to sexual misconduct allegations—a narrative thread that resonates strongly within today’s #MeToo movement. The story centers around Alex Levy (Aniston), a long-time co-anchor who is thrust into turmoil as she grapples with her partner's dismissal while trying to maintain her position in a rapidly changing corporate landscape. Enter Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon), a fiery field reporter whose controversial views shake things up at UBA's *The Morning Show*. Their journey together is fraught with tension and rivalry but ultimately explores themes of empowerment and resilience in the face of adversity.
As we navigate through the episodes of Season 1, we witness pivotal moments that highlight personal struggles intertwined with professional challenges. Episode by episode, viewers see Alex engage in contract negotiations while preparing for an award ceremony in Episode 2; meanwhile, Bradley faces enticing new opportunities that threaten to alter her trajectory within UBA. Each character is meticulously crafted and portrayed by actors who bring depth and nuance to their roles—Billy Crudup’s Cory Ellison serves as UBA’s enigmatic CEO navigating tricky waters while Mark Duplass plays Chip Black, executive producer caught between loyalty to his colleagues and corporate pressures.
