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Another solid episode for me.

Jennifer Aniston continues to knock it out of the park and is superbly backed by Reece Witherspoon and Steve Carrell. All of the cast are great, but it's Aniston who shines, I love it when she does something more serious like this to remind everyone what a fine actress she is

I have watched the scene repeatedly and tirelessly and cannot get enough of it. Shows their versatility as actors that go above and beyond simply making people laugh. Brilliant, just brilliant👏👏🙌🏻🙌🏻

I'm surprised by how nuanced this is. The scene between Steve Carell and Martin Short was outstanding...that slow realisation for Mitch about who was sat opposite him. The scene is shaded brilliantly by Mitch's shame...like the penny is dropping with him right there (at least I hope so).

I thought the whole episode was excellent, though the 'take control' boardroom scene was slightly over embellished for me. I liked the essence of the scene, but I'm pretty sure Alex would have been outright fired in that moment for humiliating the CEO in front of all of his underlings.

Can't wait to see Alex and Bradley co-host.

Don't you realize that this show is actually for the first time trying to show both sides? It's absolutely not #metoo propaganda. It raises the very valid concern of: Do some women use this movement to cut other peoples careers? I am sure we will see more in this direction as Mitch tries to clear his name.

You really gotta have both eyes closed to not see that.

OK. So there's somehow a lot of backlash for this series. Mostly by men. But it's really good and fun and enjoyable. I don't understand how people are calling this dull. I was on the verge of my seat for every episode and this one was the epitome. There's a fantastic monologue by Jennifer Aniston's character. Then there's a dialogue between Reese & Jennifer at the end that's just fantastic and the little moments, the subtle human interactions. The music, the production. It's all great they didn't release it all at the same time. Would've binged all of it.

I love that there is the one guy saying that this show is showcasing the #metoo movement. Because of course this couldn't be the real story of how things work, us women have to make it about feminist things. But legit good show. Love all the characters.

Just wow! Everything just feels so amazing!

Everything is so well putted together

The writers knocked it out of the park with this one! Alex's speech to the executives was everything many of us ladies have wanted to say many times! Steve Carrols character does a fantastic job of showing the nuance that is what real life is about.

Great episode Reece Witherspoon is delightful as per usual

The third episode of The Morning Show picks up right where "A Seat at the Table Ended," and Alex is probably the only one pleased about her announcement. But just because Alex has said Bradley (Reese Witherspoon) is her new co-host doesn't mean she will be, right? After all, they have to get Bradley to sign on. Following Alex's big move, Cory (Billy Crudup) takes control and tells the press that Monday will be her and Bradley's first show. And then everyone quickly escapes the event to meet up back at the studio, with Mia (Karen Pittman) keeping Bradley from heading straight for the airport instead and already planning to be her producer. Cory tells Fred that Alex did them a favor. They couldn't get rid of her like they wanted after Mitch, but they'll use Bradley to paint the show in a new light and then push Alex off when it's convenient for them and they don't look like the bad guys. Cory gives it a month. While some may think Alex should apologize for what she did, she does the complete opposite when she goes before the heads of the studio. "The part you guys never seem to realize is you don't have the power anymore," she informs the room full of men. "The news division is held up by my show, and the only thing keeping us afloat is me. Because guess what? America loves me. And therefore I own America." Mitch brings up his suggestion to a director who was also accused, but this man is just awful. ("There's nothing sexy about consent," he says at one point, making even Mitch stop for a moment.) Though he originally wants the man to direct his documentary, he realizes he's the wrong one to work with. After all, one of the women he was with was underage and he wants to prove the women aren't victims. As Mitch sees it, the first wave of men accused were really bad - like the director, who's actually a predator - and the second wave was different - in other words, "not you." Mitch should really just take Chip's advice and hibernate for a few years.

Started off ok, but has now turned into a #metoo juggernaut. seriously apple??? is this what you have become? they cleverly let you have 3 episodes when you sign up for apple tv +, guarantee you that's all the episodes i watch of this tripe. wouldn't pay good money to have this muck on demand.