The official trailer for the second season of 'Morning Show' is here (2023)

Big spoilers for season 1 ofthe morning programunder.

After a sparkling debut in Season 1 on AppleTV+,the morning program Return for a second installment. The series drew attention for stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, with Aniston winning a Screen Actors Guild Award; The show also received eightEmmy Award Nominationsin July 2020. Howeverthe morning programhas been indefinitely paused during production due to COVID-19 concerns.

“God, I can't wait to get back to work. Just talking about it is killing me," Aniston said.Deadline about the production break. "And season 2 is going to be so good." Now the wait is almost over as the new season is scheduled to premiere on September 17th.

Here's everything we knowthe morning programSeason 2 including new actors joining the cast.

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When is season 2 coming?the morning programto be published?

The first episode of the new season arrives Friday 17th September 2021 and new episodes arrive weekly on Fridays. The Morning Show streams exclusively on Apple TV+, so make sure you have a subscription if you want to watch it.

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A week after the show debuted in November 2019, Apple confirmed thisthe morning programI would return for a second season. said showrunner Kerry Ehrindiversity,“We're writing the show now; we will shoot them this summer; and we'll be there next November." However, the outlet clarified that they were told by sources close to the show that no official premiere date for season two had been set at this time.

The show's release was marred by a halt to filming due to concerns about COVID-19. "In agreement with our dedicated partners at Apple, we have concluded that it would be prudent to take a two-week hiatus to assess the situation and ensure the safety of the incredible people making this show," said producer Michael Ellenberg in a statement .communicated toDer Hollywood-Reporter Mid-March 2020. According to recent reports, filming for the show was set to resume in mid-October pending negative COVID tests from those involved.

Is there a trailer yet?

Yes, the official trailer, released in early June 2021, hints at the drama to come, such as the tensions behind Alex's (Jennifer Aniston) return to fiction.Morgenshowand introducing the character of Julianna Margulies.

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The official trailer, released in August 2021, shows more of the big changes and challenges afoot across the network. Some, like the COVID-19 pandemic and racism in the workplace, clearly reflect our current climate. In one scene, Daniel (Desean Terry) tells Mia (Karen Pittman), "There's a pattern here that discriminates against people of color."

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What will season two be about?

After an explosive season one finale, Ehrin saidDer Hollywood-Reporterthat the news network will pick up the pieces of their systemic sexual harassment problem. "It's like a big building is falling on everyone and it's just a matter of escaping the rubble," he told the outlet.

At the conclusion of the show's first season, co-hosts Alex Levy (Aniston) and Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon) expose network boss Fred Mickland (Tom Irwin) and implicate Alex's ex, Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell), in his Role in creating a toxic game. The atmosphere. An impromptu speech is delivered on air against the clock shortly after the couple learns that producer Hannah Schoenfeld (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who sexually assaulted Mitch, died of a drug overdose. Part of the final reckoning comes with Alex acknowledging his own complicity in Kessler's behavior.

If the transmission is suddenly interrupted,Uncertainty looms over the network, the morning show and its co-hosts. "I would say Season 2 has a lot to do with Transition," Ehrin said.Der Hollywood-Reporter.“Yet a lot of the same shit happens at the same time! They make new rules, but then withdraw. This is true in the real world. Where it will: Are we paying lip service to women's rights?

In conversation withdiversity, Ehrin discussed a direction the show won't go: current politics. "I don't write for the news. It's not that kind of show," he told the outlet when asked if a Trump-inspired character would ever join the show. "You can't do current politics, so my idea is that when it comes to politics, it's about political issues. I call it 'current-neighboring', where you don't age yourself historically by engaging in something specific, but you can take the spirit of what's going on in the world and do something with those issues.”

How will the program address current issues?

Mark Duplass, who received one of the show's eight Emmy nominations, saidDeadline in July 2020 thatThe second season was rewritten. "We shot two episodes before we shut down because of the pandemic," he revealed, adding, "but I know they're also rewriting, which is crazy because that's what happened in the first season. They had a whole bunch of scripts [then] and they rewrote everything to include the #MeToo movement and now we have another, bigger global phenomenon to deal with. I don't know what they're doing, but I know they're rewriting."

Aniston confirmed the descriptionsDeadline, adding that "a good six or maybe seven outlines" of the show were completed before completion. "And then there was this feeling, and I couldn't name it, and the producers couldn't name it, but it was like something was missing and I don't know what it is," Aniston. remembered. "And then the COVID crisis happened."

The star of the series, which has since garnered her first Emmy nominationFriendsIn 2004 he says the scripts will reflect the current transformation of the world. “Now Kerry is back at the drawing board and we are integrating COVID in a very exciting way. I mean, I'm not calling COVID exciting at all, I'm in terms of where Season 1 ended up because the covers were taken offline," he explained. Aniston added that the months of quarantine has resulted in "a lot of thought, a lot of digging, and a lot of inner work," all of which will be explored in Season 2.

Will the original cast return?

Currently, Aniston, Witherspoon and Crudup, who played news boss Cory Ellison, are all poised to return. said HonorTHRin December 2019 that the dynamic between the two female leads provides even more fodder for season two:

The interesting thing about Alex and Bradley is that they barely know each other. They have known each other for three months of working together. If you work with someone for three months, you don't know them very well. They went through two really traumatic experiences together that forged their souls in a way. But they don't really know each other as people yet, so we'll be playing some of those next season.

Less clear was the fate of Steve Carell's character, who gives a powerful look directly at the camera at the end of the season. Honor previously explainedTHR, “We want him to come back in Season 2. It's in the works, but it's not a settled deal yet."TV line confirmed in early October that CarellthisSign up for another season playing Mitch Kessler. And sure enough, the Season 2 trailer features new footage starring Carell.

Crudup, who won an Emmy for his performance, saidDeadline that Carell's character was subjected to a decades-long process of redemption. "I have a feeling if you've put so many years of work into something acceptable that you've put into something unacceptable, then I'll speak to you," Crudup told the outlet. "And if you want to rebuild your life from there, that's fine. But when you work as hard as Mitch did to undermine, oppress and traumatize people because you just didn't have time to deal with it, you have a lot of work to do."

Other returning cast members include Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Bel Powley, Karen Pittman and Desean Terry, Janina Gavankar, Tom Irwin and Marcia Gay Harden.

Are there new actors?

Emmy winner Julianna Margulies is the latest A-lister to jointhe morning programthe second season of.diversity reported that the actress previously starredThe good wifejESShe will play UBA news presenter Laura Peterson.

Margulies joins a trio of new actors who have already joined the cast, e.gDeadline. In November Hasan Minhaj, who previously hosted the Netflix seriesPatriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, he was cast as Eric, a key recurring character described as a "charismatic rising star" on the morning show.

Deadline until now reports that Greta Lee (Russian doll, girl) and Ruairi O'Connor ( )The Spanish Princess, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It) would also participate in the show. Lee will play Stella Bak, "an aspiring leader of an online media company that caters to millennial and Gen Z audiences."

O'Connor was cast as Ty Fitzgerald, "a charismatic and intelligent YouTube star," it saysDeadline.

Other new cast members include Holland Taylor (Naturally blond,The chair) as Cybil Richards, President of the UBA Board; Tara Karsian(American horror story) as news producer Gayle Berman; and Valeria Golino (rainman) as Paola Lambruschini, a documentary filmmaker, according to Apple.

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