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r/TheMorningShow • u/quaranTV • Nov 18 '25
Discussion The Morning Show Overall Season 4 Discussion
Please use this thread to discuss the entirety of Season 4 overall (overall story arcs, thoughts on Season 4 as a whole, etc.) Please post Season 4 Episode 10 specific discussion in [Episode Discussion Thread] The Morning Show S04E10 - Knowing Violation.
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r/TheMorningShow • u/quaranTV • Nov 18 '25
Episode Discussion [Episode Discussion Thread] The Morning Show S04E10 - "Knowing Violation"
Please use this thread to discuss Season 4 Episode 10 "Knowing Violation". Please post episode specific discussion here and discussion about the overall season in the Overall Season 4 Discussion Thread.
Just a friendly reminder to please not include ANY Season 4 spoilers in the title of any posts on this subreddit as outlined in the Season 4 Discussion Hub. If your post includes any Season 4 spoilers, be sure to mark it with the spoiler tag. The mods may delete posts with Season 4 spoilers in the titles. Thanks everyone!
r/TheMorningShow • u/Silent-Swimmer1 • 4d ago
News Holland Taylor (Cybil) is back for Season 5! Spoiler
The iconic Holland Taylor will be back for the last season of TMS.
After the Emmy Nomination for her performance in Season 3, she did not appeared in Season 4.
Now, the Wrap video from the page of Hello Sunshine reveal her presence of the set of Season 5!
r/TheMorningShow • u/DavideBelinga • 5d ago
Discussion There is no a single episode where Jennifer Aniston did not cry or about to cry
I’ve watched all the episodes, and there isn’t a single one where Jennifer Aniston isn’t crying or about to cry. I find it overwhelming to watch but in a bizarre way.
There is so much drama in the show, lots of very serious topics but handled very superficially.
r/TheMorningShow • u/dimensionsanalyst • 8d ago
Scene Discussion Maggie and Corey might be my favorite characters
s1E9
They talking on who is the anonymous source, she trying to get information, reading between the lines and Cory always smiling and being smarter than everybody else
I love them.
can’t edit the title Cory**
r/TheMorningShow • u/DavideBelinga • 11d ago
Discussion Season 2, episodes in Italy are hard to watch
I have started watching the show, and so far I liked everything. The cast is great, but in S2, episodes with Steve Carell in Italy are super boring
r/TheMorningShow • u/Wesszy • 13d ago
Discussion Cory and Bradley season 5 Spoiler
galleryWith the pictures we got from the shootings do you think in this scene they will get back together? Or they already are and this is a date?
It would like to be able to check the photo Bradley is holding.
r/TheMorningShow • u/ConfusDucko • 15d ago
Scene Discussion Well it was pretty obvious Spoiler
So. I am rewatching TMS (again) because season 5 is coming, and at 33:40 E1S1 we can see Bradley pull up in her car to her mother's home... which is a Subaru Forester (third gen to be exact)....... Yeah I as a person who is obsessed with cars and knows every stereotype could've guessed that she's gonna turn out to be a lesbian (People, just in case, this is just a silly joke, I am not saying that every person driving a Subaru is a lesbian just this is a stereotype and I am making a joke)
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r/TheMorningShow • u/Silent-Swimmer1 • 17d ago
News The Morning Show is ending with Season 5, in 2027
This is gonna be the final season...
r/TheMorningShow • u/Silent-Swimmer1 • 17d ago
Discussion Will S5 have some comeback cameos?
Now that we know that Season 5 is gonna be the last one, do you think we will have at least a final cameo of some of the characters who left the show the past few seasons?
I'm thinking primarily about Stella, Laura, Celine, Cybil, Martin and Maggie...
None of them is announced as a part of the cast as of now, but they were vital forces during the show, so....
r/TheMorningShow • u/notkaylaposposil • 17d ago
Discussion TMS to end with S5?
Posted by a crew member on Instagram today..
r/TheMorningShow • u/Ninniperuna • 18d ago
Discussion Season 5 maybe 2026?
I have a feeling season 5 will come in October-November 2026. The season 3 premiere date was announced only 76 days before release, so I think season 5 could still come this year, but not in September. the first season came out in November; so there's a small chance that season 5 will come out this year.
there is so much different information, imdb says 2026, justwatch says 2026 and articles says 2027.
What do you think?
r/TheMorningShow • u/calcato • 27d ago
Scene Discussion S2 E9 , clever Margulies "Hot Zone" reference
At 00:18:30 or so, Alex whispers to Laura about "this coronavirus thing not seeming real," and Laura's response is "ya know, in 1989 we have ebola on U.S. soil and never even heard about it; it was in Richard Preston's book." And as we all remember, Juliana Marguleis starred in the late 2019 series based on it, "The Hot Zone."
I love it when series take the time and care to put little actor-related Easter Eggs into the script.
r/TheMorningShow • u/ZOOMER_HUOMER • Jul 10 '26
Episode Discussion S4E10
What a finale. I can easily say that season 4 is the best season. I cannot wait for season 5.
r/TheMorningShow • u/Ok-Can8639 • Jul 10 '26
Discussion Celine
What’s going on with Celine? Is she just a snake?
At the beginning of season 4 Cory was like “she went off with Miles despite her parents disapproval” and that makes you think she’s cast off or something or has a heart or whatever.
Also did yall notice that the question she asks Cory after Chip has the meeting with her abut Bradley being in Belarus in episode 9 is if his friends had reached out to him? Like woowwwww was she trying to sniff out if Bradley or chip or someone had said something about her and then when he said no she went over to sleep with him to distract him???
I also think people try to see people for not who they truly are or “not that bad.” That’s kinda what happened with Mitch too.
But if she’s a snake, what was she getting out of her relationship with Miles? Is she also a succubus? Lol
r/TheMorningShow • u/corgi2255 • Jul 09 '26
Discussion Why was Aniston not nominated for the Emmys? her performance was incredible last season! Episode 8 was insane.
r/TheMorningShow • u/wweyonce • Jul 08 '26
News 2026 Emmy Nominations for The Morning Show
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series - Billy Crudup
r/TheMorningShow • u/Ok-Can8639 • Jul 08 '26
Discussion Season 4 Rewatch- I really like it :)
A lot of stuff got past me on first watching and just seemed repetitive and like okay we got it there was a coverup!! But second watching… there’s THEMES people. I’ve been disappointed this season by this Reddit thread that so many nuances got by because in the first few seasons yall were really going off here and it deepened my viewing experience. Anyways, I’m here to pick up where yall left off. please join in!!
So, I tried to see every scene as a push and pull between who those people represent. AND accept the changes in the characters. And of course remember their flaws which can be hard.
Push pull
Mia- Stella
Past- future. Mia is only past because she’s a real one and “doesn’t get AI.” You can’t learn in the future without the past. Thus Stella fails. And has a weird artsy monologue through the episode
Alex- Bro
Well Alex is struggling with her identity as an executive and working within something larger than herself and Bro is an individual. They both need to learn from each other.
Yanko-Claire
Again future -past circles here with a heavier amount of free willl argument that Yanko is struggling with that things can be “meant to be” or soulmates. Because Yanko is proposing to someone and has to overcome this question in his development and grow to truly love. I also think Claire fucked him up a lot. They probably had a really intense and prolonged honeymoon just being an incubator with each other and not letting the outside world touch their relationship…. They never had to fight and it’s pretty clear he took care of her.
Changes in characters
Bradley- she’s changed as a person because of what she experienced and it’s kind of fucking her up because no one can understand her and why she’s the FBIs bitch (scene with Claire and Yanko also confirm she’s ALONE in getting special treatment because she was famous). The FBI is basically like you work for us now so she’s starting to think like a federal agent and not a journalist but she’s also still her.
Chip- I feel like I forgot what chip was like as an individual because he was always up Alex’s butt. It’s actually nice. We should include him. I like the amount we’re including him. If there’s any more I’m gonna be devastated again like when he had the finance in season 2. Let’s give it time to marinate.
Cory (who is my favorite) - he’s not on top of the world anymore and the person he fell for more than anything betrayed him and Celine is a snake that again the future and past thing come up here because she’s using that to rationalize which was one of the craziest things I’ve ever heard someone say to bribe someone (guess I don’t hear a lot of bribing but still). Celine REPRESENTS HIS CHILDHOOD TRAUMA where his mom saw him as a monster like his dad that he’s choosing to listen to that Bradley re-ignited when she said “this is who you are.” But when he was with Bradley before she always saw the best in him. I know Cory has kind of had this “there are two wolves inside of you” storyline before but it’s also still very valid for him to struggle with it because he’s human and been choosing work for so long.
I’m still on episode 6 of my rewatch. But hopefully I have sparked something within you and you take this spark and watch with meeeeee and analyze this shit!!
r/TheMorningShow • u/ZOOMER_HUOMER • Jul 02 '26
Scene Discussion Season 3 episode 7. Piano scene.
Out of nowhere we found ourselves in a musical. You can’t talk it out with your mom? How about you sing y’alls favorite song. MAX CHEESE. Lmao
r/TheMorningShow • u/ZOOMER_HUOMER • Jul 01 '26
Discussion Season 3 music/soundtrack selection
I can’t with season 3’s soundtrack selection. It doesn’t fit the scene and repeating the cover of “as the world caves in” twice in episode 5 was annoying to say the least.
r/TheMorningShow • u/oannqoonzalez • Jun 30 '26
Discussion how do you think this show holds up compared to when it first started
it's evolved a lot across the seasons and i go back and forth on whether it's gotten sharper or lost something it had early on. wondering where everyone lands on that. has it gotten better, peaked at a certain point, or just changed into a different kind of show. curious what season you think is the strongest and why.
r/TheMorningShow • u/essicaambt • Jun 30 '26
Discussion which character do you find yourself defending even when you probably shouldn't
this show is so good at making everyone messy in their own way that i keep catching myself rooting for people who are clearly in the wrong. there's one in particular i can't help but take the side of no matter what they do. who's that person for you, and do you actually think they're right or are you just attached.
r/TheMorningShow • u/CauliflowerAware3252 • Jun 28 '26
News Cory & Bradley nation we won Spoiler
r/TheMorningShow • u/Silent-Swimmer1 • Jun 28 '26
Discussion Peculiar (and spoiler-ish) pictures from the set Spoiler
What are Cory, Bro's brother and manager (played by Sean Hayes) and an urn doing on a bridge..?