‘The Morning Show’ Boss on Dramatizing the ‘Absurd’ Aspects of a Sexual Predator’s Death, Bringing COVID to UBA

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Cody Simpson went on an odd, lengthy rant on social media that is seemingly about the ongoing coronavirus situation happening around the world.  The 24-year-old singer and Olympic hopeful took to his Instagram Story earlier this week to discuss the "tyrannical and fear-mongering crap" that he sees throughout the world.

The family of a woman who died in a horror bike crash have spoken of their loss as her fiancé was cleared of causing her death.

Jennifer Aniston is discussing the future of “The Morning Show” and her character, Alex Levy.

WARNING: This post contains spoilers for the second season finale of The Morning Show.

The season two finale of The Morning Show is now streaming on Apple TV+ and one of the show’s executive producers is opening up about plans for a possible third season.

Warning: The following interview contains spoilers about The Morning Show’s season 2 finale episode “Fever”

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “Fever,” the second season finale of “The Morning Show,” streaming now on Apple TV Plus.COVID-19 is still very much a threat in the real world, though with mask mandates and vaccination requirements, businesses have opened back up.

season 2 has come to a fitting end, with many of UBA’s employees at unexpected crossroads in their professional and personal lives. And when Reese Witherspoon told ET, “There’s a lot that happens in the last three episodes,” she wasn’t kidding. “Yes, there’s a lot,” Jennifer Aniston teased at the time.

Jennifer Aniston is emotionally celebrating the season two finale of “The Morning Show”.

season 2 finale, aptly titled “Fever,” is here. And ahead of its debut on Apple TV+, ET has an exclusive sneak peek of an emotional scene between Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) and Chip Black (Mark Duplass) as the UBA anchor suffers from COVID-19.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticSpoiler alert: This article contains revelations about the plot of Season 2, Episode 8 of “The Morning Show.” Mitch Kessler is gone. And so is whatever point “The Morning Show” had been working, slowly, toward making.With the death by suicide of series-long quasi-antagonist Mitch (Steve Carell), “The Morning Show” has killed off the character whose misdeeds had kicked off its story, and the one whose punishment — or not — were its central concern.

unexpected moments in season 2 of, nothing has been more shocking than what happened to disgraced news personality and former UBA anchor Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell). The cast, including Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Karen Pittman and Mark Duplass, as well as executive producer Mimi Leder, break down why this was a necessary move and what this means for the Apple TV+ series moving forward.

The Morning Show.The Apple TV+ show entered into its second season in September, and in its most recent episode saw Steve Carrell’s disgraced news anchor Mitch Kessler voluntarily crashing his car, which resulted in his death.Aniston, who plays fellow anchor Alex Levy in the show, described the storyline as “heartbreaking”.“It’s done so beautifully, and it’s very poetic, in a way,” she told USA Today. But that’s [Alex’s] only ally. That’s her only friend.

Just over 40 per cent of schools in Greater Manchester have been visited for 12-15-year-olds to receive their first vaccine - and all school visits have now been booked to take place by the end of November.