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'The Morning Show' Returning to Apple TV for a Final Season Next Year

The Morning Show HeroApple today announced that "The Morning Show" will return to Apple TV for a fifth and final season at some point in 2027.

"The Morning Show" was one of the first shows available on Apple TV when the streaming service launched in 2019, with an ensemble cast starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Mark Duplass, and others set to return for the final season of the workplace-oriented drama.

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2 hours ago at 09:48 am
i know series have to come to an end, but it still feels kinda weird seeing all the day one seasons getting finished.
First season was good, and then i kinda stopped watching. Never got back into it. Unlike Mythic Quest, which ended.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
2 hours ago at 09:41 am
This became a background show that I've now just forgotten to finish this last season. I don't know what it's supposed to be anymore.
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2 hours ago at 09:53 am
I think Season 1&2 were excellent. Season 3 felt like the script was AI generated. A lot of over the top cringe stuff that felt out of place. I didn’t even know there was season 4.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
2 hours ago at 09:47 am

The show jumped the shark with Steve Carrell's exit.
Now where have I heard that one before?
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2 hours ago at 09:38 am
The show jumped the shark with Steve Carrell's exit.
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51 minutes ago at 10:39 am
Not before time. I'll watch any genre, and the first season was pretty good, if very "soap opera". I like Billy Crudup as an actor, he's got a great "do I like him or is he creepy?" vibe about him in this (and in Watchmen).

I watched two episodes of the last/current season, and was just bemused. My feeling was that, as a show, it has no idea what the hell it's doing, so just crank up the emotions and don't worry about having any coherent story. Ran out of ideas, and characters alone is not enough to carry it. "Why am I watching this?" kept creeping into my head,
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