User Reviews

There is a good chance that I both love and hate this show. At this point, I actually feel like that is exactly what they want.

I like the way series try to show represent the both side of the crisis. The feeling and color theme of series is clean and energetic

I really like this series and the direction it is headed. So far. It has been Aniston and Witherspoon who did the heavy lifting, this time around Steve Carrell really gets his chance to shine and I can't wait to see what he has up his sleeve.

I've been singing the song from Sweeney Todd ever since I watched this episode

It's a brilliantly crafted episode - from the title to the chronology of events to the settings - it's absolutely clear what has begun. There are not two sides here. Everyone is fighting for themselves. It's The Hunger Games and UBA is the arena. If I were a tribute, I'd align myself with absolutely no one. So, that would make me Bradley Jackson. The problem with that is, she doesn't know the nature of the game she's playing. Bradley is correct to call him out since her actions make his career the most vulnerable. But even if he isn't at all sincere, it's good advice. Bradley's interview with Ashley is honest. She uncovers the maximum about of truth possible by getting her subject to admit that there is a coverup culture at The Morning Show that is part of the reason why Mitch was able to victimize women. That brings us to the fake Times and UBA negotiations, which are fascinating to watch, especially if you consider that this entire episode is full of mini battles. UBA loses this particular one. It's just rather shocking that they are given so much detailed information about the source that gave The Times their biggest weapon. Mitch is more than her friend. He is her partner on a deeper level than viewers could definitively say up until this point, at least if you believe Alex's claim on the first episode that their hookups meant nothing. Chip's intention in leaking to Robbie before the series began was probably to save Alex's job at Mitch's expense, though we don't know everything yet. He and Alex's careers are now hanging by a thin thread, plus he has Bradley to deal with. So his plan hasn't failed yet, but it's not exactly a success. Everyone else is there with him, though. So, at least he has company.

Another great episode. Billy Crudup is a great actor

For me it's generally a red flag when shows include famous music to make scenes more intense. The ending of this episode is the worst I have seen lol. Don't get me wrong I like Elbow but it served zero purpose having that song there. Also the song stretched across multiple events that were not related at all, like not even thematically. It felt like a Youtube edit. Not in a good way. Love this show but for me they dropped the ball at the end. Yikes.

The story developement and the cinemotography of the final 10 min is so well done. I need more! Well done apple!

This feels very much like the fall of Canada's Jian Ghomeshi, host of the CBC show Q for seven years. I can imagine that the writers found that template very helpful for verisimilitude. Hubris and solipsism abound. Well done.

The episode was very boring and long .. I was given 6 stars only for the scene of singing .. The rest of the episode unfortunately never enjoyed it

I am not saying that previous episodes were less interesting but this is the most fascinating episode. P.S. For now, i hope)

I could not understand a damn thing the bartender guy (that Bradley hooks up with) was saying! I couldn't tell if he had an accent or if he was mumbling because it sounds like he's whispering every time he talks... Good thing he doesn't say much (or anything relevant) because even after rewinding it several times I had no clue what words were coming out of his mouth.

This episode was choppy and unnatural. It gave me strong Hallmark channel vibes.

More scenes of people talking and talking and talking...but nothing happens. People constantly reading things on their iPhone is not a great drama...it's Keeping Up With the Kardashians. The editor needed to take about 20 minutes out of this and every episode.

It was 10 stars, then got 9... with episode 5 I am at 5 starts... What was an interesting and thrilling plot, got turned into ueber feministic spin around Mee Too. The original chemistry btw. leading roles is lost and it would require re-boot to fix it. This is a pity, since the original idea was great.

This episode was quite boring compared to rest. Just no surprises.