The Morning Show season 3 hasn’t even premiered yet, and Apple TV is already teasing what’s to come in the show’s fourth season.
Today, the streaming service announced that the popular series has been renewed for another instalment. Keep scrolling for details about The Morning Show season 4.
However, Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s newsroom drama ‘The Morning Show’ is set to be renewed for Season 4. The streaming platform Apple TV+ confirmed the renewal update just ahead of the premiere of Season 3.
According to media reports, Apple is in talks with the show’s lead actresses. So, Aniston and Witherspoon extended their contracts for the series.
Therefore, the pair also serves as executive producers of ‘The Morning Show’. The series surrounds the world of the morning news and the lives of the people who help America get up in the morning. The story of the show is told through the lens of two women. They witness a lot of complications in their professional and personal lives.
The Morning Show follows the inner workings of the fictional news station UBA. As anchors attempt to change the workplace culture. Issues like sexual assault scandals, and national catastrophes. Also, personal romantic story arcs and even an in-depth look into reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic are just some of the plotlines that appeared in the first two seasons.

Who’s In the Cast?
Apple TV+ hasn’t confirmed who will return for season 4. Also, it’s safe to say that Aniston and Witherspoon will reprise their roles. Other expected returnees include Billy Crudup (Cory Ellison), Julianna Margulies (Laura Peterson), Greta Lee (Stella Bak), Desean Terry (Daniel Henderson), Mark Duplass (Charlie Black, aka Chip), Nestor Carbonell (Yanko Flores), Karen Pittman (Mia Jordan) and Ruairi O’Connor (Ty Fitzgerald).
However, season 3 will also feature a few new faces—like Jon Hamm. He will play a character named Paul Marks. According to the streaming service, Paul is “a corporate titan who sets his sights on UBA, pulling Cory, Alex and Bradley into his powerful orbit.”
Who is the new showrunner of The Morning Show?

Charlotte Stoudt, who has previously written for Fosse/Verdon and Homeland. He will serve as the showrunner for season 3. She will take over from Kerry Ehrin, who developed the show and will serve as a consultant on the new season. As well as continue developing new series for Apple TV under a previously announced overall deal.
“I’m excited to be joining forces with Apple TV and The Morning Show,” said Stoudt.
“One of the fun things about The Morning Show is the humour,” Stoudt told The Hollywood Reporter. “You can write slightly looser scenes, and it can have a little bit of a West Wing-Mad Men chatty vibe. Thrillers tend to be rather narrow. The beauty and the limitations of them is they’re very narrow. You can have a little gallows humour along the way, but you’ve kind of got to keep turning that screw. I try to pick things where I’m like, ‘Can I do that? I’m not sure. So let me try.’ I think all writers do that.”
Matt Cherniss, head of programming for Apple TV, added, “ We’re excited to see where Charlotte takes these extraordinary characters in season three and to watch the magic that Jennifer. Reese and our awe-inspiring cast continue to bring to the captivating world of morning television.
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