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Morning Show Stars' Emotional Farewell
31 Jul
Summary
- Stars share emotional moments from final scene filming.
- The fifth season will be the show's last.
- Series explored #MeToo, pandemic, and press freedom.

Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston are bidding an emotional farewell to "The Morning Show" as the critically acclaimed series prepares for its final season. Witherspoon recently shared poignant "moments from our final scene" on Instagram, featuring embraces with Aniston and co-star Mark Duplass. These behind-the-scenes glimpses were described by Witherspoon's production company as "moments we'll truly never forget."
Apple TV+ confirmed that the upcoming fifth season will be the show's last. Witherspoon and Aniston will return as news anchors Alex Levy and Bradley Jackson. Witherspoon reflected on the past nine years, calling it "the honor of a lifetime" and emphasizing the show's exploration of "why the newsroom matters" and the role of journalists.
Aniston, who also executive produced, highlighted the series' ability to tackle contemporary issues with dark humor. She expressed pride in the "insanely talented cast and our extraordinary writers, producers and crew," noting how they had become like family. Both stars expressed gratitude for the opportunity to craft a deliberate conclusion.
"The Morning Show" initially focused on upheaval at a fictional news program following a coanchor's firing for sexual misconduct, a storyline inspired by the #MeToo movement and real-life events. Over its run, the Golden Globe-nominated series delved into complex subjects including corporate influence, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the imprisonment of journalists. The series was adapted from Brian Stelter's book "Top of the Morning" and is expected to conclude with its fifth season, anticipated to air in 2027.