Jennifer Aniston and her crew at The Morning Show are set to return for a third season with a new showrunner.
The drama series, which is also produced by Jennifer Aniston along with co-star Reese Witherspoon, got its first renewal since it was first picked up for two seasons.
Fans are excited to see what happens next, especially after the season 2 finale that ended with a major cliffhanger. If you aren't caught up yet, warning - spoilers ahead.
Scroll down to see what we know so far.
Season 2 had a lot of drama to unpack and Alex Levy is in the midst of it all.
After just having overcome the grief of losing Mitch, and suffering a breakdown, the season ends with Alex testing positive for COVID-19, which she picked up from her trip to Italy.
“It was relentless! Honestly, I did think at one point the writers were trying to kill me!” Aniston joked in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
Former showrunner Kerry Ehrin explained her take on Alex experiencing symptoms, saying it was a symbolism for something more significant to her story.
“The fever to me was almost representative as a fire that burned her, and she rises out of it like a phoenix with a better sense of her true self and the person she wants to be,” Ehrin said in an interview.
The show is officially confirmed to be returning on Apple TV+ for season 3 but this time with new showrunner Charlotte Stoudt, who has written for Homeland and Fosse/Verdon. Kerry Ehrin will serve as a consultant on season 3.
"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," Apple TV+ executive Matt Cherniss said in a statement.
Details about the upcoming season haven't been revealed yet but the show will most likely focus on the aftermath of Alex's COVID-19 illness, as well as tying up Bradley and Cory's loose ends.
There is also a possibility that season 3 will be backtracking to earlier days. Ehrin has previously hinted that the range of scenarios for the next season is endless.
"You could [jump into the future]. You could go backwards. It's such an interesting little universe. You really can put it anywhere in time, and I think the challenge of the show is coming up with that big subject," Ehrin explained.
