Recently, the leading series AppleTV + "Morning Show" was marked by eight nominations for the Emmy television award, claiming rewards for the best director and the best acting roles. In particular, among the nominees there is a Mark Duplass, who played in the "Morning Show" of the Cepa's TV resource. In an interview with Deadline, the actor told that the scenario of the upcoming second season was decided to recycle in order to designate communication with the events from the real world:
We have filmed two episodes of the new season before the work was interrupted due to a pandemic. But I know that now the script is rewriting - it seems madness, because something similar has already happened when developing the first season. Then they had already ready scripts for all episodes, but then they rewrote them to include #Metoo movement in the plot. Now we are dealing with another, more extensive, global phenomenon. I do not know what exactly they do, but I know that the script is rewritten.
However, the inclusion in the "Morning Show" of the current global agenda can be considered justified, because the characters of the series - workers and leading telenodes - live in the real world and highlight real events. So, in the course of the first season, the journalist Alek Levi (Jennifer Aniston) went to Los Angeles to report on fires engulfed California.