The Morning Show Season 2 Episode 10 ‘Fever’ is now out on Apple TV+. The episode is directed by Mimi Leder and written by Kerry Ehrin. The episode features Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, and Greta Lee. The duration of the episode is 1 hour.
The synopsis reads, “TMS covers a growing crisis that turns personal for Alex and Bradley”.
The Morning Show Season 2 Episode 10 Review Contains No Spoilers
In the final episode of The Morning Show Season 2, we find out that Alex Levy has tested positive for COVID-19. Everyone panics in the office and decide to work from home. On the other hand, Bradley’s brother goes missing, and she’s out feeling guilty and looking for him. Nothing in the network is going well, and Cory has a lot to handle.
In most of the episode, we see how Alex Levy is dealing with her COVID-19 symptoms. From cold to fever to feeling the chills, the makers have shown all the deadly symptoms. As the episode is set during March 2020, even the doctors are unaware of handling the disease. At the end of the episode, Alex gives a speech for UBA+ about Mitch, her story, Maggie’s book and how people have cancelled her.
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Coming to Bradley, as I mentioned in one of my previous episodic reviews, the makers have wasted Reese Witherspoon’s potential. The same happens in the last episode of The Morning Show Season 2. I, anyway, had no expectations from the finale.
Coming to performances, Jennifer Aniston does a phenomenal job again. But a series needs to be more than just about good performances. Reese Witherspoon and Mark Duplass deserve better.
The Morning Show Season 2 Episode 10 Review: Final Thoughts
Overall, the last episode and the entire season was a big disappointment. The pandemic has just started in the show that ends today. If there will be a season 3, I hope we get some good story.
The series is streaming on Apple TV+.
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