The Morning Show showrunner offers thoughts on Jennifer Aniston-Reese Witherspoon starrer series' future

The second season finale episode of the Apple TV+ series The Morning Show was dropped on Friday. The show, featuring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon in the lead roles, received mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. Towards the end of the second season, we saw Aniston's character Alex Levy testing positive for COVID-19 and even hosting her morning show while in quarantine. On the other hand, Witherspoon as Bradley Jackson goes on a search for her brother and finally finds him in a hospital.

For now, The Hollywood Reporter quizzed The Morning Show showrunner, Kerry Ehrin, about the possibility of a third season. which she said that so far, no formal renewal for a third season has been announced. That's something they are waiting for.

Ehrin was also asked if she was hoping for a few more seasons, one final season, or would she like to take a break and try something else. which the creator replied that she believes that The Morning Show may benefit from a variety of projections. Right now, she believes that she has just completed a two-year season and is simply taking a break!

Ehrin revealed that she does have a development arrangement with Apple, and she is working on several other exciting projects. The maker adores the series and its characters, thus, she sincerely hopes it continues.

The Morning Show creator further revealed that she didn't approach the second season as the finale of the series. Ehrin shared that after a certain point, she can't write every year as a possible series finale and expect them to have any significance. She said that this was supposed to be the conclusion of the season when she wrote it. Ehrin wanted to write about that period, those three months, and the characters that lived through it, as well as how they all ended up. So, she doesn't believe it's written as a conclusion to the series.