Apple TV+ concludes a new season The morning show.
The streaming service of the tech giant has been renewed The morning show for a fourth season. The early pickup comes several months before season three for the Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon-led drama, which is expected to premiere in the fall.
Season three of the show features new additions to the cast, including Jon Hamm, who plays a corporate titan with his sights on UBA and Nicole Beharie as a new anchor on the show. Julianna Marguiles will reprise her role, and Tig Notaro, Stephen Fry, and Natalie Morales will all have recurring roles.
The show’s second season, which ran in fall 2021, was more than a year earlier than that, and the season finale showed Alex (Aniston) testing positive for COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic and the show anchored from her home. . As with the first season, the finale ended with a downgrade to a black screen.
“It’s a representation of what happens to a person who is so broken down and so surrendered because your body is so sick, where there’s no filter and there’s just the truth,” Aniston shared. The Hollywood Reporter of Alex’s mindset as the season ended. “She’s hit: Fuck it. And I don’t care what anyone thinks anymore. She spent all season trying to plug all the holes in the canoe so she couldn’t be found, this desperation. But now she says unashamedly: this is who I am, this is what I am.”
Media Res, Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine and Aniston’s Echo Films produce The morning show. Charlotte Stoudt serves as showrunner for season three, taking over from Kerry Ehrin, who helmed the first two seasons. She is an executive producer for Witherspoon, Aniston, director Mimi Leder, Michael Ellenberg of Media Res, Lauren Neustadter of Hello Sunshine, and Kristin Hahn of Echo Films.
