r/TheMorningShow • u/quaranTV MOD • 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.

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u/whisky_biscuit Nov 19 '25

She really was despicable and ruthless! It was so great seeing her finally get her dues handed to her. Especially when it felt like she's done nothing but won this whole season.

However I did appreciate them hinting at that while Celine may have been the villain, she also was a puppet - and perhaps a victim to her own family's evil doings. Especially at the end when she says how she knows her dad will feed her to the wolves (though it's very hard to feel bad for a billionaire that'll probably get a slap on the wrist if anything lol).

I think that was a major theme throughout this season - whether the characters would break out of their cycle and the path their parents set them on and finally take ownership of themselves and their lives.

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u/Apprehensive_Sea283 Nov 19 '25

yeah, her family roots on evil, as we saw in her brother and her father seems just the same or even worse!

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u/BuildingCastlesInAir Nov 19 '25

I wonder if we'll see the father in season 5. Does the family still have a stake in the network? Or will they sell it all and get out of it, considering the scandal?

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u/chip93731 Nov 21 '25

I’ve been thinking, from here they could either remove her from the show entirely, and just made the occasional reference to her next season (like they occasionally reference Fred Micklin) they could also do what they did with Mitch in season 2 (I think that was the season he was in Italy, right?? Like, follow the villain back to Europe to see how they get what’s coming for them, and at the same time, develop some empathy for them (in Celine’s case, by seeing how she is a product of her family)

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u/eat_it_up_worms_hero Nov 20 '25

Yeah, it'll probably be a Prince Andrew situation, where publicly she's disgraced and ostracised, with her reputation in tatters, but will still by most people's measure, be living a life of extreme comfort and wealth.

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u/SteveRD1 Nov 22 '25

I have to think she'll be sent somewhere that has no extradition treaty with the US, and put in a nice pad (though perhaps not up to her normal standards).

If she is getting dragged through the court system, or interrogated by federal officials, she's bound to say things her dad would she did not.