The fourth season of The Morning Show premieres on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, September 17.
The Morning Show It will have a new direction in the fourth season, but that only means more drama for presenters and executives in the center of the dramatic series of Apple TV+.
A trailer of the new episodes, which will be launched on September 17 in the streaming service, anticipates the expected return of Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon) to the host and the rise of Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) to a leadership role in the newly formed Red UBN, along with its new co-leader Celine Dumont, played by the academy award winner Marion Cotillard.
What is the fourth season of The Morning Show
The season begins almost two years after the end of the third season in the spring of 2024. A synopsis of the season says: “With the uba-nbn fusion completed, the writing must deal with a new responsibility, hidden motif know what is really real? “
In addition to Aniston and Witherspoon, The Morning Show is starring Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Karen Pittman, Greta Lee, Nicole Beharie, Boyd Holbrook and Jon Hammand welcome Aaron Pierre and William Jackson Harper.
Charlotte Stoudt is Showrunner and executive producer of the series directed and produced by Mimi Leder. The series is produced by the average study, and Michael Ellenberg and Lindsey Springer are executive producers through half res, together with Stoudt and Leder. Witherspoon is an executive producer with Lauren Neustadter for Hello Sunshine, while Aniston and Kristin Hahn are executive producers through echo films. Zander Lehmann and Micah Schraft are also executive producers.
The fourth season of The Morning Show premieres on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, September 17. New episodes of the 10 episodes season will be released weekly until November 19.
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