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From left, Mark Duplass and Jennifer Aniston in "The Morning Show" play characters who work closely to combat corporate conflicts in their roles with the United Broadcast Network.

‘The Morning Show’ analyzes AI, corruption and political tension in new season

By Georgie Gassaro, Staff Writer December 3, 2025
The fourth season of “The Morning Show” debuted Sept. 17 with weekly episodes until Nov. 19. Apple TV+ was confident about their portrayal of the news media landscape and the drama series was renewed for a fifth season before the fourth even aired. This decision was far smarter than most decisions made by the series’ characters, who find themselves drowning in geopolitical upheaval, PR dumpster fires and personal betrayals.
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