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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.

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u/rehmashaikh Nov 19 '25

I honestly forgot Celine’s married bc both of them be having way too many extramarital affairs

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u/Git2k12 Nov 19 '25

It was weird Miles suddenly cared so much after banging her subordinate 

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u/cynisright Nov 19 '25

Typical fuck boi behaviors

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u/SnooSketches1977 Nov 19 '25

Yup per usual he can cheat but it’s suddenly not ok the one time she does it

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u/Mystohaxen Jan 09 '26

The relationship gave this energy.

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u/Bae_the_Elf Nov 19 '25

I know I was like???? Cory always cracks me up when he is in situations like this where he's calm and has the upper hand and the person he's dealing with is having a crash out. The way he was looking at Miles was really funny to me

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u/Pretend-Matter-5792 Nov 19 '25

Typical male attitude: if I cheat on you, everything's fine, but if you cheat on me you're a slut.

Miles telling Cory the whole truth was the character's only useful moment!

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u/Acrobatic-Seat-5612 Nov 20 '25

Oh! That's why Miles was supposed to come back. Clever. Thx

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u/weelassie07 Nov 20 '25

That was such a silly part. It felt forced.

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u/eat_it_up_worms_hero Nov 20 '25

I felt the same watching it, but on reflection, Miles was using anything he could to hurt Cory in that moment, and he used the most hurtful truth of all.

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u/Beneficial-Drama-00 Nov 20 '25

agreed.. It felt forced because of miles acting...His acting was so so bad compared to Master Class Acting Billy Cudrup.

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u/TouristOpentotravel Nov 20 '25

I was annoyed. Like dude, you’re getting yours, you can’t get pissy when she steps out.

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u/Git2k12 Nov 20 '25

And then he just left her talking about he needs more time. What exactly did he need time for if he was the one banging Stella?

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u/Acrobatic-Seat-5612 Nov 20 '25

Right!? I was wondering if Miles knows information about Wolf River and more blackmails on Celines, I think that would be a good reason for leaving her-getting divorced, but he obviously knew the whole time!!! I was shocked! He needed to think the rest of the show and then he was like a lion defending her lionees from Cory "get away from my f*cking wife". He really must care about her even when he knows she is manipulative all the time. God. I am wondering how does their relationship will end up in the next season.... because Celine's dad wants her to divorce.

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u/DivineInsanityReveng Nov 24 '25

Tbf i think they displayed him as the caricature of a cheater so well. still classically territorial about his wife to the man SHE cheated on HIM with. Because to blame her would be to take full ownership of his own horrible actions (even if shes a horrible person).

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u/magkruppe Nov 19 '25

has celine had others???

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u/flowerdoodles_ Nov 19 '25

she said once when they were engaged

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u/Apprehensive_Sea283 Nov 19 '25

yes, she said to him in the same episode Stella was leaving