The Morning Show (American TV series)

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The Morning Show, also known as Morning Wars in Australia and Indonesia, is an American drama television series starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Billy Crudup. The series premiered on Apple TV on November 1, 2019. The series is inspired by Brian Stelter's 2013 book Top of the Morning. The show examines the characters and culture behind a network broadcast morning news program. After allegations of sexual misconduct, the male co-anchor of the program is forced off the show. Aspects of the #MeToo movement are examined from multiple perspectives as more information comes out regarding the misconduct. Subsequent seasons focus on other political topics and current events, including the COVID-19 pandemic, racial inequality, the Capitol insurrection, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The second season premiered on September 17, 2021. In January 2022, the series was renewed for a third season, which premiered on September 13, 2023. The series was renewed for a fourth season, which premiered on September 17, 2025. The series was renewed for a fifth season on September 16, 2025, ahead of the premiere of the fourth season. The series has received numerous accolades, including 27 Primetime Emmy Award nominations, ten Screen Actors Guild Award nominations and ten Golden Globe Award nominations. Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Billy Crudup have received particular acclaim for their performances, with Aniston and Witherspoon each earning two nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series and Aniston winning the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series in 2020, and Crudup winning the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2020 and 2024.

Infobox

Also known as

Morning Wars

Genre

mw- Drama Satire Tragicomedy

Created by

Jay Carson

Inspired by

Top of the Morningby Brian Stelter

Developed by

Kerry Ehrin

Showrunners

Kerry Ehrin Charlotte Stoudt

Starring

Jennifer Aniston Reese Witherspoon Billy Crudup Mark Duplass Gugu Mbatha-Raw Néstor Carbonell Karen Pittman Bel Powley Desean Terry Jack Davenport Steve Carell Greta Lee Ruairi O'Connor Julianna Margulies Nicole Beharie Jon Hamm Marion Cotillard

Music by

Carter Burwell

Opening theme

"Nemesis" by Benjamin Clementine

Country of origin

United States

Original language

English

No. of seasons

No. of episodes

Executive producers

Jennifer Aniston Reese Witherspoon Kerry Ehrin Michael Ellenberg Mimi Leder Kristin Hahn Lauren Levy Neustadter

Cinematography

Michael Grady David Lanzenberg John Brawley Jeffrey Waldron John Grillo Tami Reiker

Camera setup

Single-camera

Running time

46–69 minutes

Production companies

Echo Films Hello Sunshine Kerry Ehrin Productions (season 1) Media Res Bad Attitude (season 2) Red Shoes Pictures (season 3–present) Yak Yak Pictures (season 4–present)

Network

Apple TV

Release

October 15, 2025 (2025-10-15) –present

Tables

First released

Season

First released

Episodes

Last released

Episodes

Network

Season

Episodes

November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)

Originally released

December 20, 2019 (2019-12-20)

Originally released

Apple TV+

Season

Episodes

September 17, 2021 (2021-09-17)

Originally released

November 19, 2021 (2021-11-19)

Season

Episodes

September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)

Originally released

November 8, 2023 (2023-11-08)

Season

Episodes

Originally released

September 17, 2025 (2025-09-17)

Originally released

October 8, 2025 (2025-10-08)

Season

Episodes

October 15, 2025 (2025-10-15)

Episodes

November 19, 2025 (2025-11-19)

Originally released

Apple TV

Season	Episodes		Originally released
			First released	Last released	Network
1	10		November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)	December 20, 2019 (2019-12-20)	Apple TV+
2	10		September 17, 2021 (2021-09-17)	November 19, 2021 (2021-11-19)
3	10		September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)	November 8, 2023 (2023-11-08)
4	10	4	September 17, 2025 (2025-09-17)	October 8, 2025 (2025-10-08)
		6	October 15, 2025 (2025-10-15)	November 19, 2025 (2025-11-19)	Apple TV

· Episodes › Season 1 (2019)

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Kerry Ehrin and Jay Carson

Original release date

November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)

The Morning Show, a popular news and talk morning television show on UBA in New York City, is thrown into chaos when co-anchor Mitch Kessler is fired amid allegations of sexual misconduct. His co-anchor Alex Levy is furious at the network for keeping her in the dark and later meets with Mitch, who reveals the network has been planning on replacing her. Elsewhere, young "conservative" reporter Bradley Jackson becomes an internet viral sensation after a video of her angrily fact-checking a coal mine supporter at a protest is posted on social media. Bradley quits her local network following a confrontation with her boss and, after an argument with her family, is asked to appear on The Morning Show for an interview by the show's head booker Hannah. Alex is skeptical about Bradley's claim that she was unaware of being filmed and presses her during the interview, but Bradley pushes back and doesn't give in. Network CEO Cory Ellison is impressed and later calls Bradley to ask her to meet with him so they can discuss her future.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"A Seat at the Table"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Teleplay by : Kerry EhrinStory by : Kerry Ehrin and Jay Carson

Original release date

November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)

Cory arranges a meeting for Bradley with the show's executive producer, Chip Black, to see if she might become a field correspondent. Chip's dismissive manner causes Bradley to lambast him, leaving her sure she has ruined her chances of getting the job. In the middle of contract negotiations, and knowing the network needs her to stabilize the show after Mitch's departure, Alex tries to leverage the situation to get all of her demands, including co-host approval. Meanwhile, Yanko Flores, the show's meteorologist, is pursuing a secret relationship with production assistant Claire, but they are hesitant to reveal their relationship to HR due to Mitch's recent controversies. Cory continues to use an unwitting Bradley to stir things up by getting her to come to an awards event honoring Alex and seating the women next to each other. In the lobby, Cory scoffs when Alex demands co-host approval and calls her bluff when she threatens to leave the show. In retaliation, Alex goes rogue during her speech and takes things into her own hands by announcing Bradley as her new co-host, much to the shock of everyone in attendance.

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No. inseason

Title

"Chaos Is the New Cocaine"

Directed by

David Frankel

Written by

Erica Lipez

Original release date

November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)

The staff of The Morning Show are in turmoil over Alex's announcement. Cory tells the press that Bradley will debut the following Monday; as the team prepares to work all weekend to prep her, Alex arrives to assert some control over the proceedings, while a frustrated Bradley remains undecided over accepting the position. TMS producer Mia Jordan asks Chip to assign her as Bradley's producer, and announces her new role before he has even offered it to her. Forced to go along with Alex's announcement or lose face, network president Fred Micklen is furious, but Cory reacts differently; he tells Fred to look at Bradley as an opportunity to reinvent the show and eventually be rid of Alex like they wanted. During Bradley's first camera tests, people question her initial wardrobe, and she challenges the copy Mia has provided her. Cory gets to know Bradley as they pick out a new wardrobe for her. Fred summons Alex to browbeat her in front of a room of network executives, but she boldly informs him that he lost power over the show long ago, and from now on they will be doing things her way.

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No. inseason

Title

"That Woman"

Directed by

Lynn Shelton

Written by

Adam Milch

Original release date

November 8, 2019 (2019-11-08)

Bradley makes her debut on The Morning Show but, chafing at the rosy scripted persona the show has given her, decides to mention her personal struggles growing up, including having an abortion as a teenager. This revelation incites controversy and infuriates Fred, but it also galvanizes the younger, pro-choice audience. Meanwhile, an internal investigation is launched by the company's human resources department into Mitch's conduct, with most of the crew backing Mitch and denying knowledge of his sexual misconduct, although Mia reveals that she had an affair with Mitch a few years prior. Alex is convinced to give up the Friday interview with one of Mitch's accusers to Bradley, but when Bradley goes off-script, the accuser reveals more than what the producers had planned, disclosing that the staff was aware of Mitch's behavior. Afterwords, Alex angrily confronts Bradley for her actions, but Bradley accuses her of knowing about Mitch's misconduct.

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No. inseason

Title

"No One's Gonna Harm You, Not While I'm Around"

Directed by

David Frankel

Written by

Torrey Speer

Original release date

November 15, 2019 (2019-11-15)

The Morning Show braces itself for the upcoming story from The New York Times (NYT) on Mitch's behavior, leading him to crash the studio and beg his former co-workers to speak on the record in his defense. His pleas fall on deaf ears and security guards escort him out. When the weekend hits, Alex hosts a charity fundraiser, which seemingly goes well, but she is thrown by talk of Bradley's success and Cory's proposal that they collaborate, leading her to seek solace from Mitch. Meanwhile, Bradley tries to bond with her co-workers by going out to celebrate Claire's birthday at a bar, only for the night to get heated as talk eventually turns to Mitch. After receiving a phone call from her estranged father, Bradley has sex with a bartender, and later gets Cory to help her return to her hotel room. After the NYT story hits, Mitch is enraged that Fred has ceased defending his actions and vows revenge.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Pendulum Swings"

Directed by

Tucker Gates

Written by

Kristen Layden

Original release date

November 22, 2019 (2019-11-22)

The Morning Show travels to California to cover the wildfires engulfing the state. Alex struggles on and off screen as she is still angry at Bradley for accusing her of covering for Mitch and is devastated by her estranged husband Jason's decision to officially divorce. After breaking down on screen, Alex is comforted by Bradley and the two reconcile, with Alex opening up about the divorce and Bradley talking about her alcoholic father. Fearing for his job, Chip suggests he could be an ally in helping Cory take over from Fred, leading Cory to suggest that Chip should come to him when he has real dirt on Fred. Elsewhere, Hannah accompanies Claire in securing a survivor for the show and offers her professional advice, which helps an inspired Claire land a job as Bradley's assistant. Later, Hannah catches Claire sneaking into Yanko's room to celebrate.

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No. inseason

Title

"Open Waters"

Directed by

Roxann Dawson

Written by

Jeff Augustin

Original release date

November 29, 2019 (2019-11-29)

Alex and Jason tell their daughter, Lizzy, that they are getting a divorce. Lizzy blames Alex for prioritizing her job over her family, leading Alex to scold Lizzy for not appreciating anything she did for her. Alex's PR team warns her that news of the divorce could damage her career, causing her to lean on Bradley for support. Meanwhile, Yanko and Claire are unexpectedly called to HR and decide to come clean about their relationship, a decision that relieves Yanko but leaves Claire wondering if her job is on the line. After a member of the production team makes an inappropriate remark about Mia which gets him fired, Mia has a meltdown and confirms to the entire studio that she also was involved with Mitch. Also, Bradley contemplates an offer from Mitch about interviewing him on air to reveal that the network was involved in covering for him. After promising he can get a witness to corroborate his story, Mitch visits Hannah, who he believes exchanged sexual favors for a promotion from him.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Lonely at the Top"

Directed by

Michelle MacLaren

Written by

JC Lee

Original release date

December 6, 2019 (2019-12-06)

In a flashback to 2017, Mitch stresses over turning 50. Now that his affair with Mia has recently ended, Mitch has Chip remove her from his team and place her with Alex, who the network is considering replacing due to tanking ratings. The cast and crew of The Morning Show surprise Mitch with a huge birthday party at the studio, where Claire meets Yanko for the first time. As the party winds down, Hannah begins to see reports of the 2017 Las Vegas shooting breaking on Twitter. Mitch and Alex travel to Vegas to cover the shooting; Mitch asks Chip to bring Hannah, still only a junior booker, along with the team. Alex and Mitch struggle emotionally with the reporting. When Mitch cannot sleep, he heads out to a memorial and runs into a distressed Hannah. They return to Mitch's hotel room, where he kisses and rapes her. Upon returning to New York, Hannah barges into Fred's office; he stops her before she can report the incident and promotes her to head booker to buy her silence. She accepts the offer in shock and disappointment.

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No. inseason

Title

"Play the Queen"

Directed by

Kevin Bray

Written by

Erica Lipez & Ali Vingiano

Original release date

December 13, 2019 (2019-12-13)

Bradley reveals to Alex that she wants to go forward with interviewing Mitch in order to take down Fred. After Alex takes the news badly, both women begin to work behind the scenes to get what they want; Bradley turns to Cory for backing while Alex secretly approaches Fred to work out a plan for getting rid of Bradley. Daniel, the weekend co-host of TMS, agrees to help Alex in hopes of taking Bradley's position. Meanwhile, Hannah reveals to Claire that she was the one who reported them to HR, causing them to fall out and Claire to loudly declare her love for Yanko. The strain of public scrutiny, however, proves to be too much for Claire and she breaks up with him. Hannah confronts Mitch about how powerless she felt during their sexual encounter, only for him to berate her for her naiveté. Hannah reluctantly agrees to corroborate how Fred enabled her promotion, but wants to remain anonymous. A heartbroken Chip, who learned that Alex was willing to get rid of him as part of a pact with Fred, agrees to help Cory and Bradley in producing the Mitch interview.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Interview"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Kerry Ehrin

Original release date

December 20, 2019 (2019-12-20)

After Mitch reveals that Hannah will corroborate his side of the story, Bradley meets with Hannah, who breaks down while recalling Mitch's sexual assault. She asks Bradley to not reveal her identity and to wait until she accepts a new job offer at UBA in Los Angeles before doing the interview with Mitch. Aware that moves are being made behind the scenes to expose his knowledge and cover-up of sexual misconduct, Fred grants Alex co-host approval in order to gain her support in firing Chip. Chip explains the interview plan to his assistant, Rena, and gets her to agree to smuggle Mitch into The Morning Show to do the interview live and on air, letting her know that he has been fired and that they need to act soon. Claire, trying to make amends with Hannah, shows up at her apartment and discovers that Hannah is dead from a drug overdose. News of her death shocks everyone, resulting in Bradley calling off the interview and a physical fight between Chip and Mitch in the lobby of Mitch's apartment. While on air, Alex snaps and along with Bradley, exposes Fred and UBA for their knowledge of sexual misconduct and the creation of a toxic culture. The feed is cut off as Bradley encourages more people to speak out.

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No.overall	No. inseason	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
1	1	"In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning"	Mimi Leder	Kerry Ehrin and Jay Carson	November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)
The Morning Show, a popular news and talk morning television show on UBA in New York City, is thrown into chaos when co-anchor Mitch Kessler is fired amid allegations of sexual misconduct. His co-anchor Alex Levy is furious at the network for keeping her in the dark and later meets with Mitch, who reveals the network has been planning on replacing her. Elsewhere, young "conservative" reporter Bradley Jackson becomes an internet viral sensation after a video of her angrily fact-checking a coal mine supporter at a protest is posted on social media. Bradley quits her local network following a confrontation with her boss and, after an argument with her family, is asked to appear on The Morning Show for an interview by the show's head booker Hannah. Alex is skeptical about Bradley's claim that she was unaware of being filmed and presses her during the interview, but Bradley pushes back and doesn't give in. Network CEO Cory Ellison is impressed and later calls Bradley to ask her to meet with him so they can discuss her future.
2	2	"A Seat at the Table"	Mimi Leder	Teleplay by : Kerry EhrinStory by : Kerry Ehrin and Jay Carson	November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)
Cory arranges a meeting for Bradley with the show's executive producer, Chip Black, to see if she might become a field correspondent. Chip's dismissive manner causes Bradley to lambast him, leaving her sure she has ruined her chances of getting the job. In the middle of contract negotiations, and knowing the network needs her to stabilize the show after Mitch's departure, Alex tries to leverage the situation to get all of her demands, including co-host approval. Meanwhile, Yanko Flores, the show's meteorologist, is pursuing a secret relationship with production assistant Claire, but they are hesitant to reveal their relationship to HR due to Mitch's recent controversies. Cory continues to use an unwitting Bradley to stir things up by getting her to come to an awards event honoring Alex and seating the women next to each other. In the lobby, Cory scoffs when Alex demands co-host approval and calls her bluff when she threatens to leave the show. In retaliation, Alex goes rogue during her speech and takes things into her own hands by announcing Bradley as her new co-host, much to the shock of everyone in attendance.
3	3	"Chaos Is the New Cocaine"	David Frankel	Erica Lipez	November 1, 2019 (2019-11-01)
The staff of The Morning Show are in turmoil over Alex's announcement. Cory tells the press that Bradley will debut the following Monday; as the team prepares to work all weekend to prep her, Alex arrives to assert some control over the proceedings, while a frustrated Bradley remains undecided over accepting the position. TMS producer Mia Jordan asks Chip to assign her as Bradley's producer, and announces her new role before he has even offered it to her. Forced to go along with Alex's announcement or lose face, network president Fred Micklen is furious, but Cory reacts differently; he tells Fred to look at Bradley as an opportunity to reinvent the show and eventually be rid of Alex like they wanted. During Bradley's first camera tests, people question her initial wardrobe, and she challenges the copy Mia has provided her. Cory gets to know Bradley as they pick out a new wardrobe for her. Fred summons Alex to browbeat her in front of a room of network executives, but she boldly informs him that he lost power over the show long ago, and from now on they will be doing things her way.
4	4	"That Woman"	Lynn Shelton	Adam Milch	November 8, 2019 (2019-11-08)
Bradley makes her debut on The Morning Show but, chafing at the rosy scripted persona the show has given her, decides to mention her personal struggles growing up, including having an abortion as a teenager. This revelation incites controversy and infuriates Fred, but it also galvanizes the younger, pro-choice audience. Meanwhile, an internal investigation is launched by the company's human resources department into Mitch's conduct, with most of the crew backing Mitch and denying knowledge of his sexual misconduct, although Mia reveals that she had an affair with Mitch a few years prior. Alex is convinced to give up the Friday interview with one of Mitch's accusers to Bradley, but when Bradley goes off-script, the accuser reveals more than what the producers had planned, disclosing that the staff was aware of Mitch's behavior. Afterwords, Alex angrily confronts Bradley for her actions, but Bradley accuses her of knowing about Mitch's misconduct.
5	5	"No One's Gonna Harm You, Not While I'm Around"	David Frankel	Torrey Speer	November 15, 2019 (2019-11-15)
The Morning Show braces itself for the upcoming story from The New York Times (NYT) on Mitch's behavior, leading him to crash the studio and beg his former co-workers to speak on the record in his defense. His pleas fall on deaf ears and security guards escort him out. When the weekend hits, Alex hosts a charity fundraiser, which seemingly goes well, but she is thrown by talk of Bradley's success and Cory's proposal that they collaborate, leading her to seek solace from Mitch. Meanwhile, Bradley tries to bond with her co-workers by going out to celebrate Claire's birthday at a bar, only for the night to get heated as talk eventually turns to Mitch. After receiving a phone call from her estranged father, Bradley has sex with a bartender, and later gets Cory to help her return to her hotel room. After the NYT story hits, Mitch is enraged that Fred has ceased defending his actions and vows revenge.
6	6	"The Pendulum Swings"	Tucker Gates	Kristen Layden	November 22, 2019 (2019-11-22)
The Morning Show travels to California to cover the wildfires engulfing the state. Alex struggles on and off screen as she is still angry at Bradley for accusing her of covering for Mitch and is devastated by her estranged husband Jason's decision to officially divorce. After breaking down on screen, Alex is comforted by Bradley and the two reconcile, with Alex opening up about the divorce and Bradley talking about her alcoholic father. Fearing for his job, Chip suggests he could be an ally in helping Cory take over from Fred, leading Cory to suggest that Chip should come to him when he has real dirt on Fred. Elsewhere, Hannah accompanies Claire in securing a survivor for the show and offers her professional advice, which helps an inspired Claire land a job as Bradley's assistant. Later, Hannah catches Claire sneaking into Yanko's room to celebrate.
7	7	"Open Waters"	Roxann Dawson	Jeff Augustin	November 29, 2019 (2019-11-29)
Alex and Jason tell their daughter, Lizzy, that they are getting a divorce. Lizzy blames Alex for prioritizing her job over her family, leading Alex to scold Lizzy for not appreciating anything she did for her. Alex's PR team warns her that news of the divorce could damage her career, causing her to lean on Bradley for support. Meanwhile, Yanko and Claire are unexpectedly called to HR and decide to come clean about their relationship, a decision that relieves Yanko but leaves Claire wondering if her job is on the line. After a member of the production team makes an inappropriate remark about Mia which gets him fired, Mia has a meltdown and confirms to the entire studio that she also was involved with Mitch. Also, Bradley contemplates an offer from Mitch about interviewing him on air to reveal that the network was involved in covering for him. After promising he can get a witness to corroborate his story, Mitch visits Hannah, who he believes exchanged sexual favors for a promotion from him.
8	8	"Lonely at the Top"	Michelle MacLaren	JC Lee	December 6, 2019 (2019-12-06)
In a flashback to 2017, Mitch stresses over turning 50. Now that his affair with Mia has recently ended, Mitch has Chip remove her from his team and place her with Alex, who the network is considering replacing due to tanking ratings. The cast and crew of The Morning Show surprise Mitch with a huge birthday party at the studio, where Claire meets Yanko for the first time. As the party winds down, Hannah begins to see reports of the 2017 Las Vegas shooting breaking on Twitter. Mitch and Alex travel to Vegas to cover the shooting; Mitch asks Chip to bring Hannah, still only a junior booker, along with the team. Alex and Mitch struggle emotionally with the reporting. When Mitch cannot sleep, he heads out to a memorial and runs into a distressed Hannah. They return to Mitch's hotel room, where he kisses and rapes her. Upon returning to New York, Hannah barges into Fred's office; he stops her before she can report the incident and promotes her to head booker to buy her silence. She accepts the offer in shock and disappointment.
9	9	"Play the Queen"	Kevin Bray	Erica Lipez & Ali Vingiano	December 13, 2019 (2019-12-13)
Bradley reveals to Alex that she wants to go forward with interviewing Mitch in order to take down Fred. After Alex takes the news badly, both women begin to work behind the scenes to get what they want; Bradley turns to Cory for backing while Alex secretly approaches Fred to work out a plan for getting rid of Bradley. Daniel, the weekend co-host of TMS, agrees to help Alex in hopes of taking Bradley's position. Meanwhile, Hannah reveals to Claire that she was the one who reported them to HR, causing them to fall out and Claire to loudly declare her love for Yanko. The strain of public scrutiny, however, proves to be too much for Claire and she breaks up with him. Hannah confronts Mitch about how powerless she felt during their sexual encounter, only for him to berate her for her naiveté. Hannah reluctantly agrees to corroborate how Fred enabled her promotion, but wants to remain anonymous. A heartbroken Chip, who learned that Alex was willing to get rid of him as part of a pact with Fred, agrees to help Cory and Bradley in producing the Mitch interview.
10	10	"The Interview"	Mimi Leder	Kerry Ehrin	December 20, 2019 (2019-12-20)
After Mitch reveals that Hannah will corroborate his side of the story, Bradley meets with Hannah, who breaks down while recalling Mitch's sexual assault. She asks Bradley to not reveal her identity and to wait until she accepts a new job offer at UBA in Los Angeles before doing the interview with Mitch. Aware that moves are being made behind the scenes to expose his knowledge and cover-up of sexual misconduct, Fred grants Alex co-host approval in order to gain her support in firing Chip. Chip explains the interview plan to his assistant, Rena, and gets her to agree to smuggle Mitch into The Morning Show to do the interview live and on air, letting her know that he has been fired and that they need to act soon. Claire, trying to make amends with Hannah, shows up at her apartment and discovers that Hannah is dead from a drug overdose. News of her death shocks everyone, resulting in Bradley calling off the interview and a physical fight between Chip and Mitch in the lobby of Mitch's apartment. While on air, Alex snaps and along with Bradley, exposes Fred and UBA for their knowledge of sexual misconduct and the creation of a toxic culture. The feed is cut off as Bradley encourages more people to speak out.

· Episodes › Season 2 (2021)

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No. inseason

Title

"My Least Favorite Year"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Erica Lipez & Adam Milch and Kerry Ehrin

Original release date

September 17, 2021 (2021-09-17)

Following the events of Alex and Bradley's on-air exposé, Fred is put on administrative leave, while Cory is fired. Eight months later, and three months before the start of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic empties the streets of New York, Alex has quit the show and lives a quiet and secluded life in Maine, while Bradley remains on the show with a new co-host, Eric. However, the show dwindles in ratings and Cory struggles in his faithfulness to Bradley, who wants to relocate to the evening news. Seeing no choice, Cory travels to Maine and attempts to convince Alex to return to the show, which she refuses. On New Years Eve, Mia chooses not to run a story about the impending pandemic, while Bradley learns that Eric will be moved to the evening news; she fights with Cory over his clear underhandedness, as she helped him get his job back. Alex receives a reading from a psychic that motivates her to call Cory and discuss the possibility of returning to UBA. Before Cory can celebrate the news of Alex's potential return, he sees a news ticker that reveals Hannah's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against UBA.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"It's Like the Flu"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Torrey Speer & Kristen Layden

Original release date

September 24, 2021 (2021-09-24)

Cory informs Bradley that Alex is in negotiations to return to the show, leading her to call in sick for three weeks to negotiate what she wants. Before Alex returns to the show, Cory tries to hold a small intimate dinner to welcome her back, but more and more guests are invited; over dinner, they discuss the novel coronavirus and whether it is newsworthy or not. When an overwhelmed Alex tries to leave early, she is confronted by Bradley, who is still angry that Alex abandoned her when she needed her the most. Alex also tries apologizing to Daniel, who is upset with her after ruining his chance to become anchor. While living in Italy, Mitch is confronted by a woman feigning anger at what he had done, intending to upload it to social media; another woman, Paola, comes to Mitch's defense. Cory decides to settle with Hannah's family, but realizes they are after more than money when he learns the dollar amount they asked for in negotiations. Alex asks Chip to return as her producer, which he agrees to.

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No. inseason

Title

"Laura"

Directed by

Lesli Linka Glatter

Written by

Brian Chamberlayne & Jeff Augustin

Original release date

October 1, 2021 (2021-10-01)

Bradley covers the start of the campaign season, while Alex is confirmed to return to the show. Daniel and his colleagues travel to Wuhan to cover the COVID-19 pandemic and are forced to quarantine as a result of the lockdown. Mia ultimately cancels Daniel's segment to focus on other stories, much to his dismay. In Italy, Mitch meets with Paola, who reveals herself to be a documentarian. He agrees to help her in a documentary over an overturned rape case in the country. UBA journalist and news anchor Laura Peterson interviews Alex in advance of a tell-all book about UBA by Maggie Brener. During the interview with Laura, Alex feels uncomfortable when asked about her relationship with Mitch, and she maintains that she has not contacted him in a long time. Laura also interviews Bradley, and the two women build a bond in the process. Bradley ends up kissing Laura, who returns the kiss.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Kill the Fatted Calf"

Directed by

Jessica Yu

Written by

Ali Vingiano & Scott Troy

Original release date

October 8, 2021 (2021-10-08)

As UBA prepares to host the Democratic presidential debate, members of The Morning Show jockey for a spot. Daniel asks Mia to push for him to moderate the debate, but UBA's news division president Stella dismisses him. Cory keeps pushing for Alex, who is dead set against moderating. Bradley finally makes up with Cory, who informs her she is out of the running since they do not want two straight white women moderating. When Bradley informs Laura of this, the two argue as Laura cannot understand why Bradley refuses to admit her bisexuality after they had spent the night together, and Bradley is angered at being labeled. Meanwhile, Yanko receives backlash online after referring to Groundhog Day as his "spirit animal". Desperate to get their spots as moderator, Bradley comes out to Stella as bisexual, but fails to get the job, while Daniel goes off script and badly serenades Alex, confusing the staff. After consulting with Stella on the importance of her presence, Alex finally agrees to be a moderator. In Italy, Paola learns that she has been exposed to COVID-19 and informs Mitch she has potentially exposed him as well.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Ghosts"

Directed by

Tucker Gates

Written by

Erica Lipez & Adam Milch

Original release date

October 15, 2021 (2021-10-15)

Trying to put an end to the Shoenfeld lawsuit, Cory calls Fred to stop smearing Hannah's image. Fred refuses and threatens to publicly reveal that Cory helped negotiate his exit settlement if he can't make Hannah's family accept the deal. Desperate, Cory visits Hannah's father and warns him about the smear campaign, but his plea is ignored. After Yanko's apology is perceived as insincere, Stella arranges for Yanko to meet with the Seminole for a segment, but he refuses. Distressed over Maggie's upcoming book tour, Alex confronts Maggie, who reveals the book will mention her affair with Mitch. Angered to the point of physical pain, Alex ditches the debate, forcing Bradley to replace her. Also, Cory learns of Laura and Bradley's romantic relationship. Outside UBA, Stella is assaulted by a man spewing racist comments on COVID-19; Yanko fights with the man and the ensuing brawl is filmed by a passerby. In Italy, Paola and Mitch are quarantining together. Mitch reluctantly agrees to an interview about his past mistakes, in which he shows remorse for the way he treated Hannah after the Vegas incident.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"A Private Person"

Directed by

Rachel Morrison

Written by

Torrey Speer & Stacy Osei-Kuffour

Original release date

October 22, 2021 (2021-10-22)

As Alex's absence from the show stretches out indefinitely, Cory brings in Laura as a substitute host, while Stella pressures Chip into getting Alex back as soon as possible. Bradley is thrilled that she and Laura can merge their personal and private lives, but things become complicated when Bradley's addict brother Hal appears at her apartment for a surprise visit. Despite feeling grateful for standing up to her, Stella is forced to suspend Yanko after his fight video goes viral. During the show, Cory leaks the news that Laura and Bradley are dating. Laura tries to reassure Bradley that they can deny the rumors, but Bradley is frustrated that she has to disclose her private life to the public. Upon returning home, Bradley is confronted by Hal, who is unsupportive of her relationship with Laura, and also reveals that he has been struggling to overcome his drug addiction. Meanwhile, Chip realizes that Alex is missing, and no one knows where she is.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"La Amara Vita"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Kerry Ehrin & Scott Troy

Original release date

October 29, 2021 (2021-10-29)

While quarantining with Paola in Italy, Mitch receives a surprise visit from Alex, who has flown in to demand he release a statement denying they ever had sex. After obtaining a promise that he will issue a denial, Alex prepares to leave Italy but is forced to stay due to the COVID-19 restriction measures. Returning to Mitch's mansion, Alex and Mitch spend time together; Alex confides that she missed him, and confesses that she once thought she was pregnant again after having sex with him. When a news report shows up detailing Mitch's preference towards African-American women, Alex decides to leave. Depressed, Mitch visits Paola and the two have sex. While Alex drives to the airport, Mitch drives back home. Feeling the turmoil of how people view him, Mitch carries out a suicide by willingly driving his automobile off a cliff.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Confirmations"

Directed by

Victoria Mahoney

Written by

Brian Chamberlayne & Ali Vingiano

Original release date

November 5, 2021 (2021-11-05)

When UBA is contacted by an Italian reporter asking for comment on Mitch's death, The Morning Show newsroom tries to confirm the story so they can break the news themselves. When Cory envisions Alex breaking the news live on air, Chip is forced to confess that he is no longer in contact with Alex. Hal drunkenly arrives at UBA and angrily confronts Bradley over her lesbian romance with Laura, prompting security to escort him out. Chip fears that Alex is dead after discovering that her last credit card charge was in Italy, and that there might have been a woman involved in the car crash with Mitch. Stella confronts Alex's assistant, who reveals that Alex had recently boarded a plane. When Alex finally arrives stateside, a relieved Chip reveals the news of Mitch's death to her; the network obtains a second confirmation of Mitch's death when Alex contacts Paola. Alex refuses to break the news to the viewers and instead decides to personally inform Paige, Mitch's wife. She is shocked when a resentful Paige reveals her knowledge about Alex's affair with Mitch. With Alex's blessing, Bradley breaks the news of Mitch's death live nationally on The Morning Show.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Testimony"

Directed by

Miguel Arteta

Written by

Scott Troy & Justin Matthews

Original release date

November 12, 2021 (2021-11-12)

With time running out before Maggie Brener's book is published, Alex offers to terminate her contract with The Morning Show but is turned down by Cory, who insists the network will protect her. Alex nevertheless braces herself to leave the show. Yanko reunites with Claire, who reveals that she is helping Hannah's family with the lawsuit. Meanwhile, Bradley takes Hal to rehab and announces her intentions to cut him off. Paige visits The Morning Show and informs the conflicted staff that they are welcome to a memorial in Mitch's honor; Alex gives a speech at the memorial, where she reveals she saw Mitch in Italy. Cory asks Bradley to interview Maggie about her book. To everyone's surprise, Bradley harshly criticizes Maggie for castigating Alex over her consensual affair with Mitch. The interview leads to widespread support of Alex. However, things change the following morning as leaked footage of Alex at Mitch's memorial goes viral. A distraught Alex trips and bumps her head, landing her in the hospital where it is revealed she has contracted COVID-19.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Fever"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Kerry Ehrin

Original release date

November 19, 2021 (2021-11-19)

As COVID-19 begins to spread across the U.S., Bradley takes a leave of absence to search for Hal, who has gone missing. At the same time, Alex struggles during quarantine as she is symptomatic and is suffering emotionally from the fallout of the leaked footage of her at Mitch's memorial. To aid her, Chip asks Cory to have Alex do a program about her experiences with COVID-19. Cory decides to air the segment on the company's failing streaming service, UBA+. As the entire city and country shut down, the staff is told that they will have to operate from their homes, and Stella asks Daniel to be the main anchor for the time. Daniel refuses and quits his job to take care of his grandfather in Los Angeles. Cory decides to help Bradley in her quest to find Hal, before confessing that he is in love with her. He helps Bradley locate her brother who has managed to stay clean, but is in the hospital surrounded by COVID-19 patients. A feverish Alex manages to complete her segment on her symptoms, but tells the audience that she is done apologizing for who she is.

No.overall

No.overall	No. inseason	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
11	1	"My Least Favorite Year"	Mimi Leder	Erica Lipez & Adam Milch and Kerry Ehrin	September 17, 2021 (2021-09-17)
Following the events of Alex and Bradley's on-air exposé, Fred is put on administrative leave, while Cory is fired. Eight months later, and three months before the start of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic empties the streets of New York, Alex has quit the show and lives a quiet and secluded life in Maine, while Bradley remains on the show with a new co-host, Eric. However, the show dwindles in ratings and Cory struggles in his faithfulness to Bradley, who wants to relocate to the evening news. Seeing no choice, Cory travels to Maine and attempts to convince Alex to return to the show, which she refuses. On New Years Eve, Mia chooses not to run a story about the impending pandemic, while Bradley learns that Eric will be moved to the evening news; she fights with Cory over his clear underhandedness, as she helped him get his job back. Alex receives a reading from a psychic that motivates her to call Cory and discuss the possibility of returning to UBA. Before Cory can celebrate the news of Alex's potential return, he sees a news ticker that reveals Hannah's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against UBA.
12	2	"It's Like the Flu"	Mimi Leder	Torrey Speer & Kristen Layden	September 24, 2021 (2021-09-24)
Cory informs Bradley that Alex is in negotiations to return to the show, leading her to call in sick for three weeks to negotiate what she wants. Before Alex returns to the show, Cory tries to hold a small intimate dinner to welcome her back, but more and more guests are invited; over dinner, they discuss the novel coronavirus and whether it is newsworthy or not. When an overwhelmed Alex tries to leave early, she is confronted by Bradley, who is still angry that Alex abandoned her when she needed her the most. Alex also tries apologizing to Daniel, who is upset with her after ruining his chance to become anchor. While living in Italy, Mitch is confronted by a woman feigning anger at what he had done, intending to upload it to social media; another woman, Paola, comes to Mitch's defense. Cory decides to settle with Hannah's family, but realizes they are after more than money when he learns the dollar amount they asked for in negotiations. Alex asks Chip to return as her producer, which he agrees to.
13	3	"Laura"	Lesli Linka Glatter	Brian Chamberlayne & Jeff Augustin	October 1, 2021 (2021-10-01)
Bradley covers the start of the campaign season, while Alex is confirmed to return to the show. Daniel and his colleagues travel to Wuhan to cover the COVID-19 pandemic and are forced to quarantine as a result of the lockdown. Mia ultimately cancels Daniel's segment to focus on other stories, much to his dismay. In Italy, Mitch meets with Paola, who reveals herself to be a documentarian. He agrees to help her in a documentary over an overturned rape case in the country. UBA journalist and news anchor Laura Peterson interviews Alex in advance of a tell-all book about UBA by Maggie Brener. During the interview with Laura, Alex feels uncomfortable when asked about her relationship with Mitch, and she maintains that she has not contacted him in a long time. Laura also interviews Bradley, and the two women build a bond in the process. Bradley ends up kissing Laura, who returns the kiss.
14	4	"Kill the Fatted Calf"	Jessica Yu	Ali Vingiano & Scott Troy	October 8, 2021 (2021-10-08)
As UBA prepares to host the Democratic presidential debate, members of The Morning Show jockey for a spot. Daniel asks Mia to push for him to moderate the debate, but UBA's news division president Stella dismisses him. Cory keeps pushing for Alex, who is dead set against moderating. Bradley finally makes up with Cory, who informs her she is out of the running since they do not want two straight white women moderating. When Bradley informs Laura of this, the two argue as Laura cannot understand why Bradley refuses to admit her bisexuality after they had spent the night together, and Bradley is angered at being labeled. Meanwhile, Yanko receives backlash online after referring to Groundhog Day as his "spirit animal". Desperate to get their spots as moderator, Bradley comes out to Stella as bisexual, but fails to get the job, while Daniel goes off script and badly serenades Alex, confusing the staff. After consulting with Stella on the importance of her presence, Alex finally agrees to be a moderator. In Italy, Paola learns that she has been exposed to COVID-19 and informs Mitch she has potentially exposed him as well.
15	5	"Ghosts"	Tucker Gates	Erica Lipez & Adam Milch	October 15, 2021 (2021-10-15)
Trying to put an end to the Shoenfeld lawsuit, Cory calls Fred to stop smearing Hannah's image. Fred refuses and threatens to publicly reveal that Cory helped negotiate his exit settlement if he can't make Hannah's family accept the deal. Desperate, Cory visits Hannah's father and warns him about the smear campaign, but his plea is ignored. After Yanko's apology is perceived as insincere, Stella arranges for Yanko to meet with the Seminole for a segment, but he refuses. Distressed over Maggie's upcoming book tour, Alex confronts Maggie, who reveals the book will mention her affair with Mitch. Angered to the point of physical pain, Alex ditches the debate, forcing Bradley to replace her. Also, Cory learns of Laura and Bradley's romantic relationship. Outside UBA, Stella is assaulted by a man spewing racist comments on COVID-19; Yanko fights with the man and the ensuing brawl is filmed by a passerby. In Italy, Paola and Mitch are quarantining together. Mitch reluctantly agrees to an interview about his past mistakes, in which he shows remorse for the way he treated Hannah after the Vegas incident.
16	6	"A Private Person"	Rachel Morrison	Torrey Speer & Stacy Osei-Kuffour	October 22, 2021 (2021-10-22)
As Alex's absence from the show stretches out indefinitely, Cory brings in Laura as a substitute host, while Stella pressures Chip into getting Alex back as soon as possible. Bradley is thrilled that she and Laura can merge their personal and private lives, but things become complicated when Bradley's addict brother Hal appears at her apartment for a surprise visit. Despite feeling grateful for standing up to her, Stella is forced to suspend Yanko after his fight video goes viral. During the show, Cory leaks the news that Laura and Bradley are dating. Laura tries to reassure Bradley that they can deny the rumors, but Bradley is frustrated that she has to disclose her private life to the public. Upon returning home, Bradley is confronted by Hal, who is unsupportive of her relationship with Laura, and also reveals that he has been struggling to overcome his drug addiction. Meanwhile, Chip realizes that Alex is missing, and no one knows where she is.
17	7	"La Amara Vita"	Mimi Leder	Kerry Ehrin & Scott Troy	October 29, 2021 (2021-10-29)
While quarantining with Paola in Italy, Mitch receives a surprise visit from Alex, who has flown in to demand he release a statement denying they ever had sex. After obtaining a promise that he will issue a denial, Alex prepares to leave Italy but is forced to stay due to the COVID-19 restriction measures. Returning to Mitch's mansion, Alex and Mitch spend time together; Alex confides that she missed him, and confesses that she once thought she was pregnant again after having sex with him. When a news report shows up detailing Mitch's preference towards African-American women, Alex decides to leave. Depressed, Mitch visits Paola and the two have sex. While Alex drives to the airport, Mitch drives back home. Feeling the turmoil of how people view him, Mitch carries out a suicide by willingly driving his automobile off a cliff.
18	8	"Confirmations"	Victoria Mahoney	Brian Chamberlayne & Ali Vingiano	November 5, 2021 (2021-11-05)
When UBA is contacted by an Italian reporter asking for comment on Mitch's death, The Morning Show newsroom tries to confirm the story so they can break the news themselves. When Cory envisions Alex breaking the news live on air, Chip is forced to confess that he is no longer in contact with Alex. Hal drunkenly arrives at UBA and angrily confronts Bradley over her lesbian romance with Laura, prompting security to escort him out. Chip fears that Alex is dead after discovering that her last credit card charge was in Italy, and that there might have been a woman involved in the car crash with Mitch. Stella confronts Alex's assistant, who reveals that Alex had recently boarded a plane. When Alex finally arrives stateside, a relieved Chip reveals the news of Mitch's death to her; the network obtains a second confirmation of Mitch's death when Alex contacts Paola. Alex refuses to break the news to the viewers and instead decides to personally inform Paige, Mitch's wife. She is shocked when a resentful Paige reveals her knowledge about Alex's affair with Mitch. With Alex's blessing, Bradley breaks the news of Mitch's death live nationally on The Morning Show.
19	9	"Testimony"	Miguel Arteta	Scott Troy & Justin Matthews	November 12, 2021 (2021-11-12)
With time running out before Maggie Brener's book is published, Alex offers to terminate her contract with The Morning Show but is turned down by Cory, who insists the network will protect her. Alex nevertheless braces herself to leave the show. Yanko reunites with Claire, who reveals that she is helping Hannah's family with the lawsuit. Meanwhile, Bradley takes Hal to rehab and announces her intentions to cut him off. Paige visits The Morning Show and informs the conflicted staff that they are welcome to a memorial in Mitch's honor; Alex gives a speech at the memorial, where she reveals she saw Mitch in Italy. Cory asks Bradley to interview Maggie about her book. To everyone's surprise, Bradley harshly criticizes Maggie for castigating Alex over her consensual affair with Mitch. The interview leads to widespread support of Alex. However, things change the following morning as leaked footage of Alex at Mitch's memorial goes viral. A distraught Alex trips and bumps her head, landing her in the hospital where it is revealed she has contracted COVID-19.
20	10	"Fever"	Mimi Leder	Kerry Ehrin	November 19, 2021 (2021-11-19)
As COVID-19 begins to spread across the U.S., Bradley takes a leave of absence to search for Hal, who has gone missing. At the same time, Alex struggles during quarantine as she is symptomatic and is suffering emotionally from the fallout of the leaked footage of her at Mitch's memorial. To aid her, Chip asks Cory to have Alex do a program about her experiences with COVID-19. Cory decides to air the segment on the company's failing streaming service, UBA+. As the entire city and country shut down, the staff is told that they will have to operate from their homes, and Stella asks Daniel to be the main anchor for the time. Daniel refuses and quits his job to take care of his grandfather in Los Angeles. Cory decides to help Bradley in her quest to find Hal, before confessing that he is in love with her. He helps Bradley locate her brother who has managed to stay clean, but is in the hospital surrounded by COVID-19 patients. A feverish Alex manages to complete her segment on her symptoms, but tells the audience that she is done apologizing for who she is.

· Episodes › Season 3 (2023)

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Kármán Line"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Charlotte Stoudt

Original release date

September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)

In the two years following the pandemic's tipping point, Bradley has ended her relationship with Laura and received a coveted spot in the evening news, while Alex has remained as TMS host with Yanko and their new co-host Christine Hunter. During an interview with psychologist Esther Perel, a staggering question brings feelings of loneliness to Alex. Cory remains as UBA's lead and cuts costs from all its divisions for the sake of keeping UBA+ afloat, seeing backlash from UBA's ruthless board chairman Cybil. Meanwhile, Alex prepares for a space flight in a rocket belonging to billionaire Paul Marks. During a private conversation with Alex, Paul reveals he and Cory had been secretly finalizing the deal to integrate UBA into his corporation and that the flight was crucial to make it happen. Bradley struggles to put through an unauthorized report on the arrest of abortionist Luna Garcia; Alex and Chip help Bradley by covering Luna's detention without notice hours before the liftoff. A desperate Cory approaches Bradley and persuades her to replace Alex in the spaceship. She passes an express training and is launched into space alongside Cory and Paul. As the shuttle nears the Kármán line, the connection with Earth disrupts.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Ghost in the Machine"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Michelle Denise Jackson

Original release date

September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)

After a brief pause, the spaceship's connection restores and it lands on Earth safely. Alex and Chip also return after their arbitrary leave, and they fly back to New York with Bradley and the rest of the crew. Luna is released from custody and is free of charges, but wants to stay away from UBA. Alex passes the news of the deal between Cory and Paul to Bradley and Cybil so they could hatch a plan to frustrate it together. UBA falls under a massive cyberattack and is taken off air. The hackers request $50 million ransom so the extracted confidential information of the employees will not spill further on the internet. The board led by Cybil vote not to proceed with the payout, and Bradley warns that compromising information may arise. UBA hires tech analysts to close the breach and investigate into the impact of the hack. They determine that all media on all devices connected to the network, bringing various inside conflicts and private relationships to light. Meanwhile, Alex accidentally finds out that Chip and her assistant Isabella have been dating for a year, which causes an acute depression.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"White Noise"

Directed by

Thomas Carter

Written by

Joshua Allen

Original release date

September 20, 2023 (2023-09-20)

UBA faces backlash from their rivals as the hacked private information begins to leak. Cybil's e-mail referring to Christine as Aunt Jemima and salary detraction from non-white staff members spark racist allegations across the board. Christine is severely offended by Cybil's remark and wants to have an interview with her on TMS to address it. The meeting with staff members fails when Yanko criticizes the racial views of some of his colleagues. Cory agrees to Paul's initial offer and tries to push it through at the board, but Cybil refuses. During her interview, a furious Christine presses Cybil over her remarks, and Cybil suddenly declares that Christine should be grateful for getting the co-host position. Her reputation undermined, Cybil is exiled from her position by a no confidence vote and Leonard Cromwell is appointed as the new board chairman. Cory visits Paul at a private event to ratify his deal, but Paul declines the offer and claims that UBA has become an excessively toxic network, leaving Cory and the collapsing UBA on their own.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Green Light"

Directed by

Tucker Gates

Written by

Kimi Howl Lee

Original release date

September 27, 2023 (2023-09-27)

As the networks have their annual advertising buy parties, representatives from the lender inform Cory that since Q1 revenue is down 23% year to date and 48% of the revenue comes from advertising, UBA must match the previous year's ad buy or they will not underwrite the loan. Stella successfully wines and dines clients in a fancy restaurant to secure a $200,000 per spot ad buy. Alex takes Paul to a Coney Island amusement park and apologizes for bailing on the suborbital flight. Cory has an upfront party at his mansion with many of the UBA personalities to help sell the brand to the advertisers in attendance. Fred informs Cory that every fiscal decision must go through him as he is overseeing the loan as a consultant. Unwilling to work with Fred, Cory informs Stella that he is going to secure the funding from another source; Alex and Paul then arrive at the party in a helicopter. Mia's boyfriend Andre travels within Ukraine to cover a hospital bombing and provides photos of the scene to Mia, but asks her not to release them until he confirms he is safe. Mia agrees, but later releases the photos anyway to ensure UBA's exclusive.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Love Island"

Directed by

Stacie Passon

Written by

Zander Lehmann

Original release date

October 4, 2023 (2023-10-04)

In a flashback to 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic, Bradley moves in with Laura to co-host the show remotely, and learns of her mother's death from Hal. Laura and Bradley's relationship deteriorates over time, and Bradley decides to move out after getting into a heated argument with Laura about Bradley's mother. Meanwhile, Cory purchases a mansion and meets his neighbor Paul Marks on the beach. While working on obtaining programming for UBA+, Cory convinces Stella to air the documentary with Mitch's last interview; Andre watches the documentary and is stunned when Mia reveals the extent of her past relationship with Mitch. After Mia fights with him for ignoring COVID protocols, Andre takes an assignment in Afghanistan. That winter in January 2021, Bradley captures video of the events inside the Capitol, only to discover that Hal is one of the people struggling with the police. Later that day, Hal informs Bradley that his girlfriend is pregnant; Bradley deletes the footage to allow Hal to get back to his life, and she shows Stella her other videos, which lands her the job on the evening news. When the FBI requests all of Bradley's video footage, Bradley tells Cory that she had to delete one video because Hal was in it. Cory only provides the FBI with the edited video footage aired on the network to avoid a scandal.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Stanford Student"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Micah Schraft

Original release date

October 11, 2023 (2023-10-11)

The merger between Hyperion and UBA is back on the table and a Q&A session ends badly when Alex asks Paul to comment on a rumor regarding his company's surveillance software. Meanwhile, Hal visits Bradley and introduces her to his wife and daughter. He tells Bradley that he is going to turn himself in and she is unsuccessful at deterring him. She freezes during a broadcast, remembering the scene with Hal at the Capitol, but composes herself quickly to plug the next segment. Laura senses Bradley's anxiety while having a drink with her, so she visits Hal and expresses her desire to be in a relationship with Bradley; Hal ultimately decides not to turn himself in and returns home with his family. Elsewhere, Alex interviews Paul at his house for her show and asks a question about a business deal in the past between Paul and a former Stanford student, which prompts him to tell a story about how his ex-wife left him. Alex spends the night at Paul's house and they have sex. Chip proposes to Isabella, but she declines because she thinks he has feelings for Alex. Paul meets with Stella, the Stanford student, and informs her that when the merger is completed, Cory will be fired and she will be the new CEO.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Strict Scrutiny"

Directed by

Jennifer Getzinger

Written by

Bill Kennedy

Original release date

October 18, 2023 (2023-10-18)

Cory and Bradley travel to Connecticut and convince Cory's mother Martha to stop speaking with the DOJ about the upcoming merger; she agrees, but warns Bradley that Cory is a bad person. Alex and Paul confide in each other about being alone. The UBA attends a benefit party, during which Paul confirms that Hyperion 2 will be launching in August to transport 2 people to the International Space Station. Meanwhile, Stella informs Mia of Paul's plans to fire Cory; she tells Stella to take the job because "White men don't give them up willingly". The same company that outed Bradley threaten to release a photo of Alex and Paul together, and they refuse Paul's money to get rid of the story. The UBA team are shocked when news breaks of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Stella's friend Kate, a disgruntled former employee of Hyperion, meets with her at UBA to caution her about the merger. When Stella suggests they go speak to Paul, Kate gets nervous and declines, prompting Stella to admonish her. Stella tells Cory about Paul's offer and they hatch a plan together, agreeing that Stella will sign the employment contract, earn Paul's trust, and see how things play out. Chip sees Alex and Paul kissing in her office.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"DNF"

Directed by

Millicent Shelton

Written by

Selina Fillinger

Original release date

October 25, 2023 (2023-10-25)

The photo with Alex and Paul kissing is leaked by "The Vault", causing Alex and Chip to have a disagreement about whether to release a statement addressing the leaked photo. Alex informs Cory that her interview with Paul will not be aired that week, to which Cory insists on having the interview aired the following week to improve the optics of the UBA acquisition deal by Paul. Alex's intended interview guest cancels, leading Chip to bring in another guest who confronts Alex on air about her relationship with Paul. Consequently, Alex fires Chip. Laura becomes jealous of Cory and scans through Bradley's emails previously posted online by the UBA hackers. She discovers that Hal is the one that assaulted the police officer at the Jan 6 Capitol riots and that Bradley and Cory covered it up. Andre and Mia reconcile. Stella asks Bradley to speak to Kate, but she is unsuccessful. Paul suggests to Alex that he is planning to sell off most of UBA's assets as soon as the purchase is completed and wants her involved in rebuilding UBA into a different company. Alex is surprised, but intrigued by the idea.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Update Your Priors"

Directed by

Stacie Passon

Written by

Teleplay by : Laura WexlerStory by : Shalisha Francis-Feusner

Original release date

November 1, 2023 (2023-11-01)

Alex agonises over Paul's offer to sell off UBA, but a conversation with Maggie Brener convinces her to accept. Bradley, Stella, and Chip try to dig up dirt on Hyperion before the acquisition deal goes through. Alex asks Bradley to leave UBA with her but she declines, citing her concerns about Paul. Laura angrily confronts Bradley about Hal and breaks up with her, but says she won't report her to the police. Meanwhile, Cybil reveals that she has bought the majority of UBA shares in an attempt to stop the acquisition, and warns Cory that Paul is going to sell the network. Cory and Alex argue about her underhandedness, and he desperately tries to shut down the deal. Paul threatens Bradley to stop pursuing his company, revealing that he knows about Hal. Rattled during a report on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she resigns on-air. In an attempt to destroy Cory, Paul plants an article in "The Vault" that Cory was grooming Bradley during her early days at UBA, and outed her and Laura to the press after she rejected him.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Overview Effect"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Teleplay by : Anya LetaStory by : Charlotte Stoudt and Anya Leta

Original release date

November 8, 2023 (2023-11-08)

Bradley refuses to talk to Cory, and reveals that Paul knows about what they did for Hal. Alex is upset when she finds out that Paul planted the article. Stella tells the TMS team about Paul's plan to sell the company. Alex visits Bradley, who is paranoid that Paul is spying on her, and Bradley begs her to prevent the acquisition. Alex sends a text to Bradley that Paul later references, confirming that he has been surveiling her. Meanwhile, Yanko and Christine interview Chip on TMS and he publicly exposes Paul's plan to dismantle UBA which, alongside efforts from Cory and Cybil, helps to turn some of the voters on the board. Paul offers Cory money and the promise of clearing his name if he stops fighting the deal, but he declines. On the day of the vote, Alex proposes an alternative deal where Laura's network NBN offers to merge with UBA. Stella reveals that Paul had Kate cut the transmission on his rocket and masterminded the hack to blame UBA and hide that his tech malfunctioned. Alex tells Paul to pull out of the deal or she will report the story and end Hyperion. Bradley co-operates with the investigation to clear Cory's name. Alex supports Bradley and Hal to turn themselves in to the authorities.

No.overall

No.overall	No. inseason	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
21	1	"The Kármán Line"	Mimi Leder	Charlotte Stoudt	September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)
In the two years following the pandemic's tipping point, Bradley has ended her relationship with Laura and received a coveted spot in the evening news, while Alex has remained as TMS host with Yanko and their new co-host Christine Hunter. During an interview with psychologist Esther Perel, a staggering question brings feelings of loneliness to Alex. Cory remains as UBA's lead and cuts costs from all its divisions for the sake of keeping UBA+ afloat, seeing backlash from UBA's ruthless board chairman Cybil. Meanwhile, Alex prepares for a space flight in a rocket belonging to billionaire Paul Marks. During a private conversation with Alex, Paul reveals he and Cory had been secretly finalizing the deal to integrate UBA into his corporation and that the flight was crucial to make it happen. Bradley struggles to put through an unauthorized report on the arrest of abortionist Luna Garcia; Alex and Chip help Bradley by covering Luna's detention without notice hours before the liftoff. A desperate Cory approaches Bradley and persuades her to replace Alex in the spaceship. She passes an express training and is launched into space alongside Cory and Paul. As the shuttle nears the Kármán line, the connection with Earth disrupts.
22	2	"Ghost in the Machine"	Mimi Leder	Michelle Denise Jackson	September 13, 2023 (2023-09-13)
After a brief pause, the spaceship's connection restores and it lands on Earth safely. Alex and Chip also return after their arbitrary leave, and they fly back to New York with Bradley and the rest of the crew. Luna is released from custody and is free of charges, but wants to stay away from UBA. Alex passes the news of the deal between Cory and Paul to Bradley and Cybil so they could hatch a plan to frustrate it together. UBA falls under a massive cyberattack and is taken off air. The hackers request $50 million ransom so the extracted confidential information of the employees will not spill further on the internet. The board led by Cybil vote not to proceed with the payout, and Bradley warns that compromising information may arise. UBA hires tech analysts to close the breach and investigate into the impact of the hack. They determine that all media on all devices connected to the network, bringing various inside conflicts and private relationships to light. Meanwhile, Alex accidentally finds out that Chip and her assistant Isabella have been dating for a year, which causes an acute depression.
23	3	"White Noise"	Thomas Carter	Joshua Allen	September 20, 2023 (2023-09-20)
UBA faces backlash from their rivals as the hacked private information begins to leak. Cybil's e-mail referring to Christine as Aunt Jemima and salary detraction from non-white staff members spark racist allegations across the board. Christine is severely offended by Cybil's remark and wants to have an interview with her on TMS to address it. The meeting with staff members fails when Yanko criticizes the racial views of some of his colleagues. Cory agrees to Paul's initial offer and tries to push it through at the board, but Cybil refuses. During her interview, a furious Christine presses Cybil over her remarks, and Cybil suddenly declares that Christine should be grateful for getting the co-host position. Her reputation undermined, Cybil is exiled from her position by a no confidence vote and Leonard Cromwell is appointed as the new board chairman. Cory visits Paul at a private event to ratify his deal, but Paul declines the offer and claims that UBA has become an excessively toxic network, leaving Cory and the collapsing UBA on their own.
24	4	"The Green Light"	Tucker Gates	Kimi Howl Lee	September 27, 2023 (2023-09-27)
As the networks have their annual advertising buy parties, representatives from the lender inform Cory that since Q1 revenue is down 23% year to date and 48% of the revenue comes from advertising, UBA must match the previous year's ad buy or they will not underwrite the loan. Stella successfully wines and dines clients in a fancy restaurant to secure a $200,000 per spot ad buy. Alex takes Paul to a Coney Island amusement park and apologizes for bailing on the suborbital flight. Cory has an upfront party at his mansion with many of the UBA personalities to help sell the brand to the advertisers in attendance. Fred informs Cory that every fiscal decision must go through him as he is overseeing the loan as a consultant. Unwilling to work with Fred, Cory informs Stella that he is going to secure the funding from another source; Alex and Paul then arrive at the party in a helicopter. Mia's boyfriend Andre travels within Ukraine to cover a hospital bombing and provides photos of the scene to Mia, but asks her not to release them until he confirms he is safe. Mia agrees, but later releases the photos anyway to ensure UBA's exclusive.
25	5	"Love Island"	Stacie Passon	Zander Lehmann	October 4, 2023 (2023-10-04)
In a flashback to 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic, Bradley moves in with Laura to co-host the show remotely, and learns of her mother's death from Hal. Laura and Bradley's relationship deteriorates over time, and Bradley decides to move out after getting into a heated argument with Laura about Bradley's mother. Meanwhile, Cory purchases a mansion and meets his neighbor Paul Marks on the beach. While working on obtaining programming for UBA+, Cory convinces Stella to air the documentary with Mitch's last interview; Andre watches the documentary and is stunned when Mia reveals the extent of her past relationship with Mitch. After Mia fights with him for ignoring COVID protocols, Andre takes an assignment in Afghanistan. That winter in January 2021, Bradley captures video of the events inside the Capitol, only to discover that Hal is one of the people struggling with the police. Later that day, Hal informs Bradley that his girlfriend is pregnant; Bradley deletes the footage to allow Hal to get back to his life, and she shows Stella her other videos, which lands her the job on the evening news. When the FBI requests all of Bradley's video footage, Bradley tells Cory that she had to delete one video because Hal was in it. Cory only provides the FBI with the edited video footage aired on the network to avoid a scandal.
26	6	"The Stanford Student"	Mimi Leder	Micah Schraft	October 11, 2023 (2023-10-11)
The merger between Hyperion and UBA is back on the table and a Q&A session ends badly when Alex asks Paul to comment on a rumor regarding his company's surveillance software. Meanwhile, Hal visits Bradley and introduces her to his wife and daughter. He tells Bradley that he is going to turn himself in and she is unsuccessful at deterring him. She freezes during a broadcast, remembering the scene with Hal at the Capitol, but composes herself quickly to plug the next segment. Laura senses Bradley's anxiety while having a drink with her, so she visits Hal and expresses her desire to be in a relationship with Bradley; Hal ultimately decides not to turn himself in and returns home with his family. Elsewhere, Alex interviews Paul at his house for her show and asks a question about a business deal in the past between Paul and a former Stanford student, which prompts him to tell a story about how his ex-wife left him. Alex spends the night at Paul's house and they have sex. Chip proposes to Isabella, but she declines because she thinks he has feelings for Alex. Paul meets with Stella, the Stanford student, and informs her that when the merger is completed, Cory will be fired and she will be the new CEO.
27	7	"Strict Scrutiny"	Jennifer Getzinger	Bill Kennedy	October 18, 2023 (2023-10-18)
Cory and Bradley travel to Connecticut and convince Cory's mother Martha to stop speaking with the DOJ about the upcoming merger; she agrees, but warns Bradley that Cory is a bad person. Alex and Paul confide in each other about being alone. The UBA attends a benefit party, during which Paul confirms that Hyperion 2 will be launching in August to transport 2 people to the International Space Station. Meanwhile, Stella informs Mia of Paul's plans to fire Cory; she tells Stella to take the job because "White men don't give them up willingly". The same company that outed Bradley threaten to release a photo of Alex and Paul together, and they refuse Paul's money to get rid of the story. The UBA team are shocked when news breaks of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Stella's friend Kate, a disgruntled former employee of Hyperion, meets with her at UBA to caution her about the merger. When Stella suggests they go speak to Paul, Kate gets nervous and declines, prompting Stella to admonish her. Stella tells Cory about Paul's offer and they hatch a plan together, agreeing that Stella will sign the employment contract, earn Paul's trust, and see how things play out. Chip sees Alex and Paul kissing in her office.
28	8	"DNF"	Millicent Shelton	Selina Fillinger	October 25, 2023 (2023-10-25)
The photo with Alex and Paul kissing is leaked by "The Vault", causing Alex and Chip to have a disagreement about whether to release a statement addressing the leaked photo. Alex informs Cory that her interview with Paul will not be aired that week, to which Cory insists on having the interview aired the following week to improve the optics of the UBA acquisition deal by Paul. Alex's intended interview guest cancels, leading Chip to bring in another guest who confronts Alex on air about her relationship with Paul. Consequently, Alex fires Chip. Laura becomes jealous of Cory and scans through Bradley's emails previously posted online by the UBA hackers. She discovers that Hal is the one that assaulted the police officer at the Jan 6 Capitol riots and that Bradley and Cory covered it up. Andre and Mia reconcile. Stella asks Bradley to speak to Kate, but she is unsuccessful. Paul suggests to Alex that he is planning to sell off most of UBA's assets as soon as the purchase is completed and wants her involved in rebuilding UBA into a different company. Alex is surprised, but intrigued by the idea.
29	9	"Update Your Priors"	Stacie Passon	Teleplay by : Laura WexlerStory by : Shalisha Francis-Feusner	November 1, 2023 (2023-11-01)
Alex agonises over Paul's offer to sell off UBA, but a conversation with Maggie Brener convinces her to accept. Bradley, Stella, and Chip try to dig up dirt on Hyperion before the acquisition deal goes through. Alex asks Bradley to leave UBA with her but she declines, citing her concerns about Paul. Laura angrily confronts Bradley about Hal and breaks up with her, but says she won't report her to the police. Meanwhile, Cybil reveals that she has bought the majority of UBA shares in an attempt to stop the acquisition, and warns Cory that Paul is going to sell the network. Cory and Alex argue about her underhandedness, and he desperately tries to shut down the deal. Paul threatens Bradley to stop pursuing his company, revealing that he knows about Hal. Rattled during a report on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she resigns on-air. In an attempt to destroy Cory, Paul plants an article in "The Vault" that Cory was grooming Bradley during her early days at UBA, and outed her and Laura to the press after she rejected him.
30	10	"The Overview Effect"	Mimi Leder	Teleplay by : Anya LetaStory by : Charlotte Stoudt and Anya Leta	November 8, 2023 (2023-11-08)
Bradley refuses to talk to Cory, and reveals that Paul knows about what they did for Hal. Alex is upset when she finds out that Paul planted the article. Stella tells the TMS team about Paul's plan to sell the company. Alex visits Bradley, who is paranoid that Paul is spying on her, and Bradley begs her to prevent the acquisition. Alex sends a text to Bradley that Paul later references, confirming that he has been surveiling her. Meanwhile, Yanko and Christine interview Chip on TMS and he publicly exposes Paul's plan to dismantle UBA which, alongside efforts from Cory and Cybil, helps to turn some of the voters on the board. Paul offers Cory money and the promise of clearing his name if he stops fighting the deal, but he declines. On the day of the vote, Alex proposes an alternative deal where Laura's network NBN offers to merge with UBA. Stella reveals that Paul had Kate cut the transmission on his rocket and masterminded the hack to blame UBA and hide that his tech malfunctioned. Alex tells Paul to pull out of the deal or she will report the story and end Hyperion. Bradley co-operates with the investigation to clear Cory's name. Alex supports Bradley and Hal to turn themselves in to the authorities.

· Episodes › Season 4 (2025)

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"My Roman Empire"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Charlotte Stoudt & Zander Lehmann

Original release date

September 17, 2025 (2025-09-17)

Two years later, the newly-merged UBN network announces the launch of an AI-generated dubbing program for the 2024 Summer Olympics. Alex prepares to interview Iranian fencer Roya Nazeri and her father Arsham, but decides to help the two escape after receiving a note from Arsham that says "We want to defect". Stella fears that Alex's actions could jeopardize the network's Olympics deal after discovering Arsham's ties with the Iranian nuclear program. Alex visits her estranged father Martin for help with Roya's situation, but he advises her against getting involved. Bradley, on parole and living in her West Virginia hometown, refuses Mia's offer to return to TMS. Bradley is later contacted by an anonymous source claiming that Martel Chemical Plant in Wolf River has been poisoning animals and causing cancer, and that UBA had suppressed the story. Intending to investigate the claim, Bradley accepts Mia's offer and convinces her FBI handler to let her return to New York. Alex lambasts Bradley for returning, believing that UBN will not survive the backlash if Bradley's cover-up of Hal is revealed to the public. Alex then contacts Cory, who is now working as a movie producer, to discuss Bradley's return.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Revolution Will Be Televised"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Micah Schraft

Original release date

September 24, 2025 (2025-09-24)

Bradley returns to TMS and reunites with Chip, urging him to help her identify the anonymous whistleblower. Meanwhile, Alex is questioned by UBN's legal team after leaked audio implicating her as having planned to help Roya and Arsham escape is uncovered; Alex claims that the audio is a deepfake. After confirming that the audio was tampered with, UBN board member Celine Dumont informs Alex that the Iranians may have been responsible. Christine skips a TMS promotional shoot to attend her daughter's recital, prompting Mia to scold her. At her father's behest, Alex reluctantly spends the day with Martin's student journalist Justice, and they attend a climate summit protest headed by Extinction Revolt. Alex reports the story on TMS, and Bradley recognizes the Extinction Revolt logo from a picture sent by her anonymous source. Chip deduces that the whistleblower is Bradley's former assistant Claire, and Bradley suspects that Claire could have been arrested in the protest. Elsewhere, Cory asks Stella for help in funding his film, but she coldly dismisses him. Cory later discovers that Stella is pursuing an affair with Celine's husband Miles, and blackmails her into granting him an overall deal with UBN.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Tipping Point"

Directed by

Stacie Passon

Written by

Jiehae Park

Original release date

October 1, 2025 (2025-10-01)

Forced to accommodate Cory's overall deal, Stella approaches Celine about having Cory return to UBN. Celine agrees, on the condition that Stella promotes Ben, UBN's head of sports, as head of the network's news division. Mia, upset over being passed over for the position, renounces Stella's friendship and decides to quit. Following her report on the climate summit protest, Alex discovers that billionaire eco-capitalist Zeke Pemberton has pulled his advertising on UBN. Stella and Celine force Alex to attend a conference to apologize to Pemberton, during which Alex runs into Paul and his new girlfriend. Paul personally convinces Pemberton to return to UBN, and Alex emotionally confronts him about their past relationship. Bradley and Chip find Claire, who hesitantly refers them to UBA's former head of news Bethanne Hines. Chip later meets with Bethanne, who surreptitiously sends him a text message, telling him to investigate the UBA archives for the Wolf River depositions. Cory invites Bradley to his house, informing her that he is returning to UBN. Bradley kisses him, and they end up having sex.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Love the Questions"

Directed by

Stacie Passon

Written by

Christiana Mbakwe Medina

Original release date

October 8, 2025 (2025-10-08)

Chip learns that Kenneth Stockton, an environmental lawyer who handled the Wolf River depositions, had killed himself following a smear campaign by Eagle News. Alex learns of Bradley and Chip's investigation and offers to help negotiate with Eagle News for more information by trading a story about Pemberton. Yanko prepares to propose to his girlfriend Ariana on TMS, but his plans are derailed when the show is forced to report on an emergency landing at JFK. Yanko later expresses hesitancy on proposing after overhearing that Claire is back in town. Meanwhile, Martin blames Alex after Justice runs a story claiming that he plagiarized his book. Alex confronts Justice, who agrees to edit the story in exchange for a job at UBN; Alex refuses. Elsewhere, Cory learns that Celine wants to become CEO of UBN, and she presses Cory about the leverage he has on Stella. Cory is reluctant, but ultimately informs Celine about Stella and Miles' affair in order to advance his deal with the network. After successfully negotiating with Eagle News, Bradley is devastated to learn that Fred had hired Cory to help cover up the Wolf River story.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Amari"

Directed by

Millicent Shelton

Written by

Vanessa Baden Kelly

Original release date

October 15, 2025 (2025-10-15)

Mia interviews for a position at Defy Media, but Alex dissuades Defy Media from offering Mia the job in hopes of having Mia return to UBN. Christine, a two-time Olympic medalist, receives online backlash after being accused by her former teammate Tunde of doping at the London Olympics. Christine leaves an angry voicemail for Tunde, which is leaked and aired on Brodie Hartman's UBN podcast The Brofessional. Mia reconciles with Christine and convinces her to appear on The Brofessional to address the allegations; Christine confirms the doping allegations live on-air, tearfully disclosing that she used the drugs to cope with the loss of her baby son Amari. Alex reprimands Mia for potentially jeopardizing the network, after which Mia implies that she is "done" with UBN. Bradley investigates Cory's emails and uncovers a picture of a woman standing next to Kenneth; Cory discovers Bradley's search history and angrily confronts her for taking advantage of their relationship. He admits to covering up the Wolf River story under Fred's orders but denies any involvement in the smear campaign against Kenneth. Bradley returns to her apartment and is confronted by her FBI handler.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"If Then"

Directed by

Millicent Shelton

Written by

Zander Lehmann

Original release date

October 22, 2025 (2025-10-22)

Celine pushes Stella to unveil UBN's AI program early, even though it is unfinished. Christine boycotts the unveiling event when Stella rejects her request for a better deal, leading Alex to ask Brodie to co-host. Brodie bonds with Alex at a bar, but backs out of co-hosting when Stella and Celine refuse to let him host the upcoming presidential debate. Following an argument with Miles, Stella confides to her personal AI chatbot about her insecurities around being CEO. Chip identifies the woman standing next to Kenneth as Sophia Volk, the former quality control manager at Martel Chemical Plant; Bradley contacts Sophia for more information. Cory learns from his mother that Celine's family had paid Fred to kill the Wolf River story. Celine intimidates Cory into staying silent about her involvement. At the unveiling event, Stella's AI chatbot accidentally reveals her personal thoughts to the audience, including her affair with Miles. Stella resigns as CEO and leaves a letter for Mia containing a flash drive, encouraging her to leverage the "power void" at UBN. Stella persuades Miles to travel with her to Naples, but he ultimately chooses to stay with Celine, forcing an emotional Stella to board her flight alone.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Person of Interest"

Directed by

Miguel Arteta

Written by

Bill Kennedy

Original release date

October 29, 2025 (2025-10-29)

Bradley is asked by her FBI handler to locate Claire, who is now wanted by the FBI due to her connection with Extinction Revolt. Yanko receives a visit from Claire and agrees to let her stay at his apartment; the two reflect on their past relationship. Despite his unresolved feelings for Claire, Yanko officially decides to propose to Ariana, who happily accepts. Following Stella's resignation, Alex is approached by a reporter intending to write an exposé about UBN's workplace culture. Brodie helps Alex by opening up to the reporter about his turbulent childhood, redirecting the focus of the article. Alex has sex with Brodie, but sends him away afterwards. At Alex's request, Christine conducts a follow-up interview with Roya on TMS in order to bolster Roya's asylum case. Upon discovering that Claire is staying with Yanko, Bradley hesitantly agrees to help Claire run away by lying to the FBI about her whereabouts. The following morning, however, Claire arrives at UBN, having organized a live interview on TMS to prove her innocence. Worried that she will be implicated for aiding a fugitive, Bradley alerts the FBI, who promptly arrive at UBN to arrest Claire.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"The Parent Trap"

Directed by

Miguel Arteta

Written by

Sharon Hoffman & Micah Schraft

Original release date

November 5, 2025 (2025-11-05)

Alex lambasts Bradley for turning in Claire, but Bradley reveals that she is travelling to Belarus to interview another whistleblower. Meanwhile, Celine is advised by her brother to return to France, as their family is unimpressed with her handling of UBN. Also, Cory learns that his dementia-ridden mother has decided to partake in euthanasia. Despite his pleas to convince her otherwise, Martha professes her love for Cory, and then secretly ingests a euthanasia tablet while he is away. Upset over his mother's death, Cory goes on a drug-fuelled binge with Celine. Elsewhere, Alex refuses to let Martin appear on TMS to defend himself against Justice's plagiarism accusations. Brodie, still hurt by Alex sending him away after their sexual encounter, agrees to interview Martin on his podcast. Martin's comments on Brodie's podcast causes Alex to lose a coveted interview with Joe Biden; Martin is unsympathetic and coldly reveals that he has always blamed Alex for the disappearance of his wife, who ran away after struggling with postpartum depression. Alex visits Bradley's apartment and encounters Chip, who informs her that Bradley has already left for Belarus. With no recent communication from Bradley, Chip fears that she may have been detained.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Un Bel Di"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Story by : Colleen BradleyTeleplay by : Micah Schraft & Zander Lehmann

Original release date

November 12, 2025 (2025-11-12)

Bradley is detained at the Minsk Belarus airport under suspicion of espionage, and Alex informs Celine and Ben about the Wolf River investigation. After speaking with Chip, Alex reluctantly seeks help from Paul, who agrees to leverage his connections with Russian oligarch Dmitry Ivanov. Mia, Alex and Paul attend an opera performance with Dmitry and his wife to negotiate Bradley's release, but Mia overhears Dmitry expressing that he wants a better deal. Upon learning that Dmitry wants to obtain access to AI software developed by Paul, Alex proposes that UBN license the software despite the potential federal repercussions. However, Chip later informs Alex that the negotiation has fallen through, and Bradley is formally charged with conspiracy and imprisoned. Mourning his mother's death, Cory continues to bond with Celine, and the two nearly have sex; Celine is later seen searching through Martha's personal belongings for evidence related to the Wolf River cover-up. It is revealed that Celine sabotaged Alex and Paul's deal after receiving a tip from Paul's chief of staff, Amanda. Cory uncovers an EPA contamination report stuffed in a jacket pocket among Martha's possessions.

No.overall

No. inseason

Title

"Knowing Violation"

Directed by

Mimi Leder

Written by

Charlotte Stoudt & Joey Longstreet

Original release date

November 19, 2025 (2025-11-19)

Having begun a sexual relationship with Celine, Cory offers to give the EPA report to the Dumont family if Celine helps negotiate Bradley's release. However, Cory contemplates his decision when Miles reveals that Martha brokered the Wolf River cover-up in exchange for getting Cory a job at UBA. Ben seeks Mia's help in investigating the person responsible for Alex's deepfake audio, and Mia discovers that Celine orchestrated the deepfake. Alex demands Celine's resignation, but Celine threatens to reveal Alex and Paul's negotiation with Dmitry. Faced with no choice, Alex announces her resignation live on TMS. Alex seeks advice from Martin, who suggests that she sue Celine for wrongful dismissal. Alex and Martin hold a press conference accusing UBN of corruption and announcing Alex's intentions to sue Celine; Ben defies Celine and runs the story on TMS. Outraged, Celine calls Cory and threatens to keep Bradley in prison unless Alex stops the conference. However, Cory broadcasts the phone call live during the conference, and it is revealed that Cory has given Alex the EPA report. Celine leaves the country, leaving the UBN board to find a new interim CEO. Bradley is released from prison and has an emotional reunion with Alex.

No.overall

No.overall	No. inseason	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
31	1	"My Roman Empire"	Mimi Leder	Charlotte Stoudt & Zander Lehmann	September 17, 2025 (2025-09-17)
Two years later, the newly-merged UBN network announces the launch of an AI-generated dubbing program for the 2024 Summer Olympics. Alex prepares to interview Iranian fencer Roya Nazeri and her father Arsham, but decides to help the two escape after receiving a note from Arsham that says "We want to defect". Stella fears that Alex's actions could jeopardize the network's Olympics deal after discovering Arsham's ties with the Iranian nuclear program. Alex visits her estranged father Martin for help with Roya's situation, but he advises her against getting involved. Bradley, on parole and living in her West Virginia hometown, refuses Mia's offer to return to TMS. Bradley is later contacted by an anonymous source claiming that Martel Chemical Plant in Wolf River has been poisoning animals and causing cancer, and that UBA had suppressed the story. Intending to investigate the claim, Bradley accepts Mia's offer and convinces her FBI handler to let her return to New York. Alex lambasts Bradley for returning, believing that UBN will not survive the backlash if Bradley's cover-up of Hal is revealed to the public. Alex then contacts Cory, who is now working as a movie producer, to discuss Bradley's return.
32	2	"The Revolution Will Be Televised"	Mimi Leder	Micah Schraft	September 24, 2025 (2025-09-24)
Bradley returns to TMS and reunites with Chip, urging him to help her identify the anonymous whistleblower. Meanwhile, Alex is questioned by UBN's legal team after leaked audio implicating her as having planned to help Roya and Arsham escape is uncovered; Alex claims that the audio is a deepfake. After confirming that the audio was tampered with, UBN board member Celine Dumont informs Alex that the Iranians may have been responsible. Christine skips a TMS promotional shoot to attend her daughter's recital, prompting Mia to scold her. At her father's behest, Alex reluctantly spends the day with Martin's student journalist Justice, and they attend a climate summit protest headed by Extinction Revolt. Alex reports the story on TMS, and Bradley recognizes the Extinction Revolt logo from a picture sent by her anonymous source. Chip deduces that the whistleblower is Bradley's former assistant Claire, and Bradley suspects that Claire could have been arrested in the protest. Elsewhere, Cory asks Stella for help in funding his film, but she coldly dismisses him. Cory later discovers that Stella is pursuing an affair with Celine's husband Miles, and blackmails her into granting him an overall deal with UBN.
33	3	"Tipping Point"	Stacie Passon	Jiehae Park	October 1, 2025 (2025-10-01)
Forced to accommodate Cory's overall deal, Stella approaches Celine about having Cory return to UBN. Celine agrees, on the condition that Stella promotes Ben, UBN's head of sports, as head of the network's news division. Mia, upset over being passed over for the position, renounces Stella's friendship and decides to quit. Following her report on the climate summit protest, Alex discovers that billionaire eco-capitalist Zeke Pemberton has pulled his advertising on UBN. Stella and Celine force Alex to attend a conference to apologize to Pemberton, during which Alex runs into Paul and his new girlfriend. Paul personally convinces Pemberton to return to UBN, and Alex emotionally confronts him about their past relationship. Bradley and Chip find Claire, who hesitantly refers them to UBA's former head of news Bethanne Hines. Chip later meets with Bethanne, who surreptitiously sends him a text message, telling him to investigate the UBA archives for the Wolf River depositions. Cory invites Bradley to his house, informing her that he is returning to UBN. Bradley kisses him, and they end up having sex.
34	4	"Love the Questions"	Stacie Passon	Christiana Mbakwe Medina	October 8, 2025 (2025-10-08)
Chip learns that Kenneth Stockton, an environmental lawyer who handled the Wolf River depositions, had killed himself following a smear campaign by Eagle News. Alex learns of Bradley and Chip's investigation and offers to help negotiate with Eagle News for more information by trading a story about Pemberton. Yanko prepares to propose to his girlfriend Ariana on TMS, but his plans are derailed when the show is forced to report on an emergency landing at JFK. Yanko later expresses hesitancy on proposing after overhearing that Claire is back in town. Meanwhile, Martin blames Alex after Justice runs a story claiming that he plagiarized his book. Alex confronts Justice, who agrees to edit the story in exchange for a job at UBN; Alex refuses. Elsewhere, Cory learns that Celine wants to become CEO of UBN, and she presses Cory about the leverage he has on Stella. Cory is reluctant, but ultimately informs Celine about Stella and Miles' affair in order to advance his deal with the network. After successfully negotiating with Eagle News, Bradley is devastated to learn that Fred had hired Cory to help cover up the Wolf River story.
35	5	"Amari"	Millicent Shelton	Vanessa Baden Kelly	October 15, 2025 (2025-10-15)
Mia interviews for a position at Defy Media, but Alex dissuades Defy Media from offering Mia the job in hopes of having Mia return to UBN. Christine, a two-time Olympic medalist, receives online backlash after being accused by her former teammate Tunde of doping at the London Olympics. Christine leaves an angry voicemail for Tunde, which is leaked and aired on Brodie Hartman's UBN podcast The Brofessional. Mia reconciles with Christine and convinces her to appear on The Brofessional to address the allegations; Christine confirms the doping allegations live on-air, tearfully disclosing that she used the drugs to cope with the loss of her baby son Amari. Alex reprimands Mia for potentially jeopardizing the network, after which Mia implies that she is "done" with UBN. Bradley investigates Cory's emails and uncovers a picture of a woman standing next to Kenneth; Cory discovers Bradley's search history and angrily confronts her for taking advantage of their relationship. He admits to covering up the Wolf River story under Fred's orders but denies any involvement in the smear campaign against Kenneth. Bradley returns to her apartment and is confronted by her FBI handler.
36	6	"If Then"	Millicent Shelton	Zander Lehmann	October 22, 2025 (2025-10-22)
Celine pushes Stella to unveil UBN's AI program early, even though it is unfinished. Christine boycotts the unveiling event when Stella rejects her request for a better deal, leading Alex to ask Brodie to co-host. Brodie bonds with Alex at a bar, but backs out of co-hosting when Stella and Celine refuse to let him host the upcoming presidential debate. Following an argument with Miles, Stella confides to her personal AI chatbot about her insecurities around being CEO. Chip identifies the woman standing next to Kenneth as Sophia Volk, the former quality control manager at Martel Chemical Plant; Bradley contacts Sophia for more information. Cory learns from his mother that Celine's family had paid Fred to kill the Wolf River story. Celine intimidates Cory into staying silent about her involvement. At the unveiling event, Stella's AI chatbot accidentally reveals her personal thoughts to the audience, including her affair with Miles. Stella resigns as CEO and leaves a letter for Mia containing a flash drive, encouraging her to leverage the "power void" at UBN. Stella persuades Miles to travel with her to Naples, but he ultimately chooses to stay with Celine, forcing an emotional Stella to board her flight alone.
37	7	"Person of Interest"	Miguel Arteta	Bill Kennedy	October 29, 2025 (2025-10-29)
Bradley is asked by her FBI handler to locate Claire, who is now wanted by the FBI due to her connection with Extinction Revolt. Yanko receives a visit from Claire and agrees to let her stay at his apartment; the two reflect on their past relationship. Despite his unresolved feelings for Claire, Yanko officially decides to propose to Ariana, who happily accepts. Following Stella's resignation, Alex is approached by a reporter intending to write an exposé about UBN's workplace culture. Brodie helps Alex by opening up to the reporter about his turbulent childhood, redirecting the focus of the article. Alex has sex with Brodie, but sends him away afterwards. At Alex's request, Christine conducts a follow-up interview with Roya on TMS in order to bolster Roya's asylum case. Upon discovering that Claire is staying with Yanko, Bradley hesitantly agrees to help Claire run away by lying to the FBI about her whereabouts. The following morning, however, Claire arrives at UBN, having organized a live interview on TMS to prove her innocence. Worried that she will be implicated for aiding a fugitive, Bradley alerts the FBI, who promptly arrive at UBN to arrest Claire.
38	8	"The Parent Trap"	Miguel Arteta	Sharon Hoffman & Micah Schraft	November 5, 2025 (2025-11-05)
Alex lambasts Bradley for turning in Claire, but Bradley reveals that she is travelling to Belarus to interview another whistleblower. Meanwhile, Celine is advised by her brother to return to France, as their family is unimpressed with her handling of UBN. Also, Cory learns that his dementia-ridden mother has decided to partake in euthanasia. Despite his pleas to convince her otherwise, Martha professes her love for Cory, and then secretly ingests a euthanasia tablet while he is away. Upset over his mother's death, Cory goes on a drug-fuelled binge with Celine. Elsewhere, Alex refuses to let Martin appear on TMS to defend himself against Justice's plagiarism accusations. Brodie, still hurt by Alex sending him away after their sexual encounter, agrees to interview Martin on his podcast. Martin's comments on Brodie's podcast causes Alex to lose a coveted interview with Joe Biden; Martin is unsympathetic and coldly reveals that he has always blamed Alex for the disappearance of his wife, who ran away after struggling with postpartum depression. Alex visits Bradley's apartment and encounters Chip, who informs her that Bradley has already left for Belarus. With no recent communication from Bradley, Chip fears that she may have been detained.
39	9	"Un Bel Di"	Mimi Leder	Story by : Colleen BradleyTeleplay by : Micah Schraft & Zander Lehmann	November 12, 2025 (2025-11-12)
Bradley is detained at the Minsk Belarus airport under suspicion of espionage, and Alex informs Celine and Ben about the Wolf River investigation. After speaking with Chip, Alex reluctantly seeks help from Paul, who agrees to leverage his connections with Russian oligarch Dmitry Ivanov. Mia, Alex and Paul attend an opera performance with Dmitry and his wife to negotiate Bradley's release, but Mia overhears Dmitry expressing that he wants a better deal. Upon learning that Dmitry wants to obtain access to AI software developed by Paul, Alex proposes that UBN license the software despite the potential federal repercussions. However, Chip later informs Alex that the negotiation has fallen through, and Bradley is formally charged with conspiracy and imprisoned. Mourning his mother's death, Cory continues to bond with Celine, and the two nearly have sex; Celine is later seen searching through Martha's personal belongings for evidence related to the Wolf River cover-up. It is revealed that Celine sabotaged Alex and Paul's deal after receiving a tip from Paul's chief of staff, Amanda. Cory uncovers an EPA contamination report stuffed in a jacket pocket among Martha's possessions.
40	10	"Knowing Violation"	Mimi Leder	Charlotte Stoudt & Joey Longstreet	November 19, 2025 (2025-11-19)
Having begun a sexual relationship with Celine, Cory offers to give the EPA report to the Dumont family if Celine helps negotiate Bradley's release. However, Cory contemplates his decision when Miles reveals that Martha brokered the Wolf River cover-up in exchange for getting Cory a job at UBA. Ben seeks Mia's help in investigating the person responsible for Alex's deepfake audio, and Mia discovers that Celine orchestrated the deepfake. Alex demands Celine's resignation, but Celine threatens to reveal Alex and Paul's negotiation with Dmitry. Faced with no choice, Alex announces her resignation live on TMS. Alex seeks advice from Martin, who suggests that she sue Celine for wrongful dismissal. Alex and Martin hold a press conference accusing UBN of corruption and announcing Alex's intentions to sue Celine; Ben defies Celine and runs the story on TMS. Outraged, Celine calls Cory and threatens to keep Bradley in prison unless Alex stops the conference. However, Cory broadcasts the phone call live during the conference, and it is revealed that Cory has given Alex the EPA report. Celine leaves the country, leaving the UBN board to find a new interim CEO. Bradley is released from prison and has an emotional reunion with Alex.

mw- Critical response of The Morning Show · Release and reception › Critical response

Season

Rotten Tomatoes

62% (107 reviews)

Metacritic

61 (37 reviews)

Season

Rotten Tomatoes

67% (51 reviews)

Metacritic

60 (25 reviews)

Season

Rotten Tomatoes

75% (93 reviews)

Metacritic

65 (30 reviews)

Season

Rotten Tomatoes

71% (34 reviews)

Metacritic

55 (15 reviews)

Season	Rotten Tomatoes	Metacritic
1	62% (107 reviews)	61 (37 reviews)
2	67% (51 reviews)	60 (25 reviews)
3	75% (93 reviews)	65 (30 reviews)
4	71% (34 reviews)	55 (15 reviews)

· Accolades

Season 1

Year

Season 1

2020

Year

2020

Award

Black Reel Television Awards

Category

Outstanding Supporting Actress, Drama Series

Recipient(s)

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Result

Nominated

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Year

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Award

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Won

Dorian Awards

Year

Dorian Awards

Award

Best Supporting TV Performance – Actor

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Golden Globe Awards

Year

Golden Globe Awards

Award

Best Television Series – Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama

Year

Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Newport Beach Film Festival

Year

Newport Beach Film Festival

Award

Breakout Honoree

Category

Bel Powley

Recipient(s)

Won

Artist of Distinction

Year

Artist of Distinction

Award

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Category

Won

Online Film & Television Association

Year

Online Film & Television Association

Award

Best Actress in a Drama Series

Category

Jennifer Aniston

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Won

Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Martin Short

Category

Nominated

Best New Title Sequence

Year

Best New Title Sequence

Award

Angus Wall, Hazel Baird, Emanuele Marani, EJ Kang, Peter Murphy and Erik Righetti

Category

Nominated

Primetime Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Steve Carell (for "Lonely at the Top")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston (for "In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning")

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Billy Crudup (for "Chaos is the New Cocaine")

Category

Won

Mark Duplass (for "The Interview")

Year

Mark Duplass (for "The Interview")

Award

Nominated

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series

Award

Mimi Leder (for "The Interview")

Category

Nominated

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Martin Short (for "Chaos is the New Cocaine")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Main Title Design

Year

Outstanding Main Title Design

Award

Angus Wall, Hazel Baird, Emanuele Marani, EJ Kang, Peter Murphy and Erik Righetti

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)

Year

Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)

Award

John Paino, James F. Truesdale and Amy Wells (for "In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning")

Category

Nominated

The ReFrame Stamp

Year

The ReFrame Stamp

Award

Top 100 Popular Television (2019–2020)

Category

The Morning Show (season 1)

Recipient(s)

Won

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Year

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Award

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Steve Carell

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Billy Crudup

Year

Billy Crudup

Award

Nominated

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Won

Television Critics' Association Awards

Year

Television Critics' Association Awards

Award

Outstanding New Program

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

2021

Year

2021

Award

Artios Awards

Category

Outstanding Achievement in Casting – Television Pilot and First Season – Drama

Recipient(s)

Victoria Thomas

Result

Nominated

AARP Movies for Grownups Awards

Year

AARP Movies for Grownups Awards

Award

Best Actress – Television

Category

Jennifer Aniston

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Season 2

Year

Season 2

2022

Year

2022

Award

Art Directors Guild Awards

Category

Excellence in Production Design - One Hour Contemporary Single-Camera Series

Recipient(s)

Nelson Coates

Result

Nominated

Cinema Audio Society Awards

Year

Cinema Audio Society Awards

Award

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Series – One Hour

Category

William B. Kaplan, Elmo Ponsdomenech, Jason "Frenchie" Gaya, Carter Burwell, Brian Smith, and James Howe (for "My Least Favorite Year")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Year

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Award

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Golden Globe Awards

Year

Golden Globe Awards

Award

Best Television Series – Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama

Year

Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Best Supporting Actor – Television

Year

Best Supporting Actor – Television

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Nominated

Mark Duplass

Year

Mark Duplass

Award

Nominated

Golden Reel Awards

Year

Golden Reel Awards

Award

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Series 1 Hour – Dialogue / ADR

Category

Mark Relyea, Julie Altus, Robert Guastini, and Pernell Salinas (for "My Least Favorite Year")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards

Year

Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards

Award

Best Streaming Series, Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Best Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama

Year

Best Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series, Drama

Year

Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series, Drama

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Nominated

Best Writing in a Streaming Series, Drama

Year

Best Writing in a Streaming Series, Drama

Award

Kerry Ehrin and Scott Troy (for "La Amara Vita")

Category

Nominated

Primetime Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Category

Reese Witherspoon (for "Confirmations")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Billy Crudup (for "My Least Favorite Year")

Category

Nominated

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series

Category

Marcia Gay Harden (for "Testimony")

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Producers Guild of America Awards

Year

Producers Guild of America Awards

Award

Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Year

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Award

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston, Shari Belafonte, Eli Bildner, Néstor Carbonell, Steve Carell, Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Amber Friendly, Janina Gavankar, Valeria Golino, Tara Karsian, Hannah Leder, Greta Lee, Julianna Margulies, Joe Marinelli, Michelle Meredith, Ruairi O'Connor, Joe Pacheco, Karen Pittman, Victoria Tate, Desean Terry, and Reese Witherspoon

Category

Nominated

Writers Guild of America Awards

Year

Writers Guild of America Awards

Award

Dramatic Series

Category

Jeff Augustin, Brian Chamberlayne, Kerry Ehrin, Kristen Layden, Erica Lipez, Justin Matthews, Adam Milch, Stacy Osei-Kuffour, Torrey Speer, Scott Troy, Ali Vingiano

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Episodic Drama

Year

Episodic Drama

Award

Kerry Ehrin & Scott Troy (for "La Amara Vita")

Category

Nominated

Season 3

Year

Season 3

2023

Year

2023

Award

American Film Institute Awards

Category

Top 10 Television Programs of the Year

Recipient(s)

The Morning Show

Result

Won

2024

Year

2024

Award

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Category

Best Drama Series

Recipient(s)

The Morning Show

Result

Nominated

Best Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Best Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Won

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Nicole Beharie

Category

Nominated

Karen Pittman

Year

Karen Pittman

Award

Nominated

Golden Globe Awards

Year

Golden Globe Awards

Award

Best Television Series – Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Best Supporting Actor – Television

Year

Best Supporting Actor – Television

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Nominated

People's Choice Awards

Year

People's Choice Awards

Award

Drama Show of the Year

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Female TV Star of the Year

Year

Female TV Star of the Year

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Drama TV Star of the Year

Year

Drama TV Star of the Year

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Won

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

TV Performance of the Year

Year

TV Performance of the Year

Award

Jon Hamm

Category

Nominated

Primetime Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Drama Series

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series

Award

Mimi Leder (for "The Overview Effect")

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Reese Witherspoon

Year

Reese Witherspoon

Award

Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Billy Crudup

Category

Won

Mark Duplass

Year

Mark Duplass

Award

Nominated

Jon Hamm

Year

Jon Hamm

Award

Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Nicole Beharie

Category

Nominated

Greta Lee

Year

Greta Lee

Award

Nominated

Karen Pittman

Year

Karen Pittman

Award

Nominated

Holland Taylor

Year

Holland Taylor

Award

Nominated

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Year

Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

Award

Outstanding Contemporary Hairstyling

Category

Nicole Venables, Jennifer Petrovich, Janine Thompson and Lona Vigi (for "The Kármán Line")

Recipient(s)

Won

Outstanding Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic)

Year

Outstanding Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic)

Award

Cindy Williams, Liz Villamarin, Angela Levin, Tracey Levy, Keiko Wedding and Amy Schmiederer (for "Strict Scrutiny")

Category

Won

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Marcia Gay Harden (for "Update Your Priors")

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)

Year

Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)

Award

Nelson Coates, Thomas Wilkins and Lauree Martell (for "The Kármán Line")

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series

Award

Victoria Thomas

Category

Nominated

Producers Guild of America Awards

Year

Producers Guild of America Awards

Award

Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Drama

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Satellite Awards

Year

Satellite Awards

Award

Best Genre Series

Category

The Morning Show

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Year

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Award

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Nominated

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston

Category

Nominated

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series

Year

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series

Award

Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Beharie, Shari Belafonte, Nestor Carbonell, Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Jon Hamm, Theo Iyer, Hannah Leder, Greta Lee, Julianna Margulies, Tig Notaro, Karen Pittman and Reese Witherspoon

Category

Nominated

Season 4

Year

Season 4

2026

Year

2026

Award

Critics' Choice Television Awards

Category

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Recipient(s)

Bill Crudup

Result

Pending

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Year

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Award

Nicole Beharie

Category

Pending

Greta Lee

Year

Greta Lee

Award

Pending

Golden Globe Awards

Year

Golden Globe Awards

Award

Best Supporting Actor – Television

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Pending

Satellite Awards

Year

Satellite Awards

Award

Best Supporting Actor - Television]

Category

Billy Crudup

Recipient(s)

Pending

Year	Award	Category	Recipient(s)	Result	Ref.
Season 1
2020	Black Reel Television Awards	Outstanding Supporting Actress, Drama Series	Gugu Mbatha-Raw	Nominated
	Critics' Choice Television Awards	Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup	Won
	Dorian Awards	Best Supporting TV Performance – Actor	Billy Crudup	Nominated
	Golden Globe Awards	Best Television Series – Drama	The Morning Show	Nominated
		Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
		Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama	Reese Witherspoon	Nominated
	Newport Beach Film Festival	Breakout Honoree	Bel Powley	Won
	Newport Beach Film Festival	Artist of Distinction	Gugu Mbatha-Raw	Won
	Online Film & Television Association	Best Actress in a Drama Series	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup	Won
		Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series	Martin Short	Nominated
		Best New Title Sequence	Angus Wall, Hazel Baird, Emanuele Marani, EJ Kang, Peter Murphy and Erik Righetti	Nominated
	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series	Steve Carell (for "Lonely at the Top")	Nominated
		Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series	Jennifer Aniston (for "In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning")	Nominated
		Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup (for "Chaos is the New Cocaine")	Won
		Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Mark Duplass (for "The Interview")	Nominated
		Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series	Mimi Leder (for "The Interview")	Nominated
	Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards	Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series	Martin Short (for "Chaos is the New Cocaine")	Nominated
		Outstanding Main Title Design	Angus Wall, Hazel Baird, Emanuele Marani, EJ Kang, Peter Murphy and Erik Righetti	Nominated
		Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)	John Paino, James F. Truesdale and Amy Wells (for "In the Dark Night of the Soul It's Always 3:30 in the Morning")	Nominated
	The ReFrame Stamp	Top 100 Popular Television (2019–2020)	The Morning Show (season 1)	Won
	Screen Actors Guild Awards	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series	Steve Carell	Nominated
		Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup	Nominated
		Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series	Jennifer Aniston	Won
	Television Critics' Association Awards	Outstanding New Program	The Morning Show	Nominated
2021	Artios Awards	Outstanding Achievement in Casting – Television Pilot and First Season – Drama	Victoria Thomas	Nominated
2021	AARP Movies for Grownups Awards	Best Actress – Television	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
Season 2
2022	Art Directors Guild Awards	Excellence in Production Design - One Hour Contemporary Single-Camera Series	Nelson Coates	Nominated
	Cinema Audio Society Awards	Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Series – One Hour	William B. Kaplan, Elmo Ponsdomenech, Jason "Frenchie" Gaya, Carter Burwell, Brian Smith, and James Howe (for "My Least Favorite Year")	Nominated
	Critics' Choice Television Awards	Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup	Nominated
	Golden Globe Awards	Best Television Series – Drama	The Morning Show	Nominated
		Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor – Television	Billy Crudup	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor – Television	Mark Duplass	Nominated
	Golden Reel Awards	Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Series 1 Hour – Dialogue / ADR	Mark Relyea, Julie Altus, Robert Guastini, and Pernell Salinas (for "My Least Favorite Year")	Nominated
	Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards	Best Streaming Series, Drama	The Morning Show	Nominated
		Best Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
		Best Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama	Reese Witherspoon	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series, Drama	Billy Crudup	Nominated
		Best Writing in a Streaming Series, Drama	Kerry Ehrin and Scott Troy (for "La Amara Vita")	Nominated
	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series	Reese Witherspoon (for "Confirmations")	Nominated
	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup (for "My Least Favorite Year")	Nominated
	Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards	Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series	Marcia Gay Harden (for "Testimony")	Nominated
	Producers Guild of America Awards	Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Drama	The Morning Show	Nominated
	Screen Actors Guild Awards	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series	Billy Crudup	Nominated
		Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series	Jennifer Aniston	Nominated
		Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series	Reese Witherspoon	Nominated

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The Morning Show
https://deadline.com/2022/08/nicole-beharie-season-3-the-morning-show-new-series-regular-1235098701/
The Morning Show
https://deadline.com/2022/08/tig-notaro-the-morning-show-season-3-1235104558/
Backstage
https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/los-angeles-whats-filming-reese-witherspoon-jennifer-aniston-app-65820/
Hollywood Life
https://hollywoodlife.com/2019/05/08/reese-witherspoon-brunette-hair-makeover-the-morning-show/
Jennifer Aniston on Adam Sandler's Questionable Wardrobe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNaZhbIOQQ8&t=274s
The Morning Show
https://www.indiewire.com/2019/11/the-morning-show-mimi-leder-hard-season-1-apple-tv-plus-1202186478/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/morning-show-shuts-down-production-due-coronavirus-concerns-1284295
Deadline
https://deadline.com/2020/10/the-morning-show-resume-production-season-2-steve-carell-returning-jennifer-aniston-reese-witherspoon-apple-1234590639/
Bollyinside - US Local News & Breaking News Stories
https://www.bollyinside.com/news/entertainment/steve-carell-spends-the-day-filming-season-2-of-the-morning-show/
OK Magazine
https://okmagazine.com/p/jennifer-aniston-the-morning-show-season-2-filming-rain/
Duplass, Mark [@MarkDuplass]
https://x.com/MarkDuplass/status/1393304965502803968
The Cut
https://www.thecut.com/2022/06/jennifer-aniston-drops-her-wellness-routine.html
TV Insider
https://www.tvinsider.com/1081217/the-morning-show-season-3-wrap-behind-the-scenes-photos/
The Morning Show
https://tvline.com/news/the-morning-show-season-4-release-date-trailer-cast-photos-1235278940/
"Jennifer Aniston Says 'The Morning Show's Upcoming Season Was 'So Hard' to Film: 'It's Jam-Packed, That's for Sure' (Exclusive)"
https://people.com/jennifer-aniston-upcoming-the-morning-show-season-hard-to-film-exclusive-8768094#:~:text=Season%20four%20wrapped%20filming%20in,bringing%20this%20season%20to%20life
Apple Newsroom
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/01/apple-services-entertain-inform-and-connect-the-world-in-unprecedented-year/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/morning-show-season-3-premiere-date-photos-1235526110/
Apple TV+ Preview — Coming Fall 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt5k5Ix_wS8
Metro
https://metro.co.uk/2019/03/25/jennifer-aniston-reese-witherspoon-tease-thrill-ride-apple-series-morning-show-9015516/
The Morning Show — Official Teaser Trailer | Apple TV+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeXtt2X6nDk
The Morning Show: Seasons 1 & 2 Blu-ray
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=37089
Rotten Tomatoes
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_morning_show/s01
Metacritic
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-morning-show/season-1
Rotten Tomatoes
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_morning_show/s02
Metacritic
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-morning-show/season-2
Rotten Tomatoes
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_morning_show/s03
Metacritic
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-morning-show/season-3/
Rotten Tomatoes
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_morning_show/s04
Metacritic
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-morning-show/season-4/
"The Morning Show"
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_morning_show
"The Morning Show"
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-morning-show
The Morning Show
https://chicago.suntimes.com/2019/10/29/20938259/morning-show-review-appletv-apple-tv-plus-streaming-for-all-mankind-dickinson-jennifer-aniston
Variety VIP+
https://variety.com/vip/ted-lasso-is-apple-tvs-biggest-hit-but-its-not-that-big-1235025787/
Deadline
https://deadline.com/2023/12/mark-wahlberg-the-family-plan-apple-tv-plus-most-watched-movie-ever-the-morning-show-broke-records-for-drama-series-1235678791/
Black Reel Awards
http://blackreelawards.com/watchmen-insecure-pace-the-black-reel-awards-for-tv-nominations/
TVLine
https://tvline.com/2019/12/08/critics-choice-awards-nominations-2020-full-list-tv-nominees/
TV Shows Ace
https://www.tvshowsace.com/2020/09/14/dorian-awards-2020-announced-schitts-creek-watchmen-big-winners-full-list/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/2020-golden-globes-nominations-full-list-1259626
Variety
https://variety.com/gallery/newport-beach-film-festival-honorees-richard-e-grant/
"24th Annual TV Awards (2019-20) - Online Film & Television Association"
http://www.oftaawards.com/television-awards/24th-annual-tv-awards-2019-20/
"2020 Primetime Emmy"
https://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/Downloads/72nd-nominations-list-v1.pdf?q=1
Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/2020-emmy-nominations-live-updating-1303894
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/reframe-stamp-awarded-to-33-tv-shows-including-killing-eve-unbelievable-and-watchmen
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/2020-sag-awards-winners-complete-list-1269687
TVLine
https://tvline.com/2020/09/14/tca-awards-2020-winners-list-watchmen-program-of-year/
Deadline Hollywood
https://deadline.com/2021/01/artios-awards-tv-nominations-theater-short-films-nominees-list-1234667397/
AARP
https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/movies-for-grownups/info-2021/awards-nominations.html
Variety
https://variety.com/2022/artisans/awards/art-directors-guild-awards-2022-winners-list-1235197135/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/cinema-audio-society-awards-2022-nominations-1235080172/
The Critics Choice Association
http://criticschoice.com/2021/12/television-nominations-announced-for-the-27th-annual-critics-choice-awards/
The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/golden-globes-nominations-2022-b1975007.html
Deadline
https://deadline.com/2022/01/golden-reel-awards-2022-nominations-motion-picture-sound-editors-1234918482/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/2022-hollywood-critics-association-broadcast-cable-tv-nominations-1235176458/
Variety
https://variety.com/2022/tv/awards/emmys-nominations-list-2022-1235313788/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/pga-awards-2022-nominations-nominees-list-1235082251/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/sag-awards-2022-nominations-list-nominees-1235073685/
"WGA Award Winners"
https://awards.wga.org/awards/nominees-winners
"AFI Awards: 'Barbie' and 'Spider-Verse' Among 10 Best Films, Top TV Shows Include 'Jury Duty' and 'Last of Us'"
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"TELEVISION NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 29th ANNUAL CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS – Critics Choice Awards"
https://www.criticschoice.com/2023/12/05/tv-nominees-for-the-29th-annual-critics-choice-awards/
"Golden Globes 2024: Full Nominations List"
https://variety.com/2023/film/news/golden-globes-nominations-list-nominees-2024-1235831576/
The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/2024-peoples-choice-awards-nominations-list-1235785327/
NBC News
https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/tv/emmys-2024-complete-winners-list-rcna171224
Vulture
https://www.vulture.com/article/creative-arts-emmys-winners-2024.html
"PGA Awards Nominations: 'Anatomy of a Fall' and 'Zone of Interest' Make History and Join 'Barbie,' 'Oppenheimer' and More"
https://variety.com/2024/film/awards/pga-awards-nominations-2024-1235870228/
"2023 Nominees | International Press Academy"
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"The 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards | Screen Actors Guild Awards"
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https://www.criticschoice.com/2025/12/05/nominations-announced-for-the-31st-annual-critics-choice-awards-hosted-by-chels
https://www.criticschoice.com/2025/12/05/nominations-announced-for-the-31st-annual-critics-choice-awards-hosted-by-chelsea-handler/
https://goldenglobes.com/articles/nominations-announced-for-the-83rd-annual-golden-globes/
https://goldenglobes.com/articles/nominations-announced-for-the-83rd-annual-golden-globes/
https://www.pressacademy.com/2025-nominees/
https://www.pressacademy.com/2025-nominees/