Apple TV+ has revealed the release date for season 4 of its hit series, The Morning Show season 4 has been in development for some time, and we're finally getting the details on the new season.

Apple's recent press release has revealed that The Morning Show season 4 will be hitting the streaming site on September 17, 2025, running through November 19. The season will consist of ten episodes, in keeping with its previous seasons. Aniston, Witherspoon, Billy Crudup, Greta Lee, Mark Duplass, and more return to the cast, along with newcomers Marion Cotillard (Inception), Jeremy Irons (The Lion King), Aaron Pierre (Rebel Ridge), Boyd Holbrook (Logan), and William Jackson Harper (Midsommar). The plot will follow up on season 3's UBA-NBN merger, while also exploring the "elusive nature of truth" with developing technology such as deepfakes.

What The Morning Show Season 4's New Season Means

The Morning Show Season 4 Could Be A Return To Form

While The Morning Show has been an Emmy juggernaut for Apple TV+, attracting subscribers to the streaming service since its first season, the show's quality has arguably declined over the years. While season 1 was generally well-received, seasons 2 and 3 were far more divisive. For example, season 1's finale has a 9.6/10 score on IMDb, while season 2 holds a 6.7, and season 3 has an improved 8.3. In of average episode rating, season 1 remains the highest by a notable margin.

Similar to season 3's addition of Jon Hamm, Season 4 is bringing exciting talent on board in the form of veteran movie actors and rising stars. Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons have proven to be some of the most talented actors of their respective generations, while Aaron Pierre is an up-and-coming actor who received praise for his leading role in Rebel Ridge in 2024. This lineup of prominent stars ing the cast appears to be a solid effort to reclaim the show's initial prestige and acclaim.

Our Take On The Morning Show Season 4

I Can't Wait To See What The New Cast Bring

Whether you see The Morning Show as prestige television or on-the-nose melodrama, it's hard to deny that it's a series that brings the best out of its stars. Actors like Billy Crudup, for example, have scarcely had more enjoyable monologues and dialogue to work with in their careers. That makes me all the more excited to see the new cast , particularly Aaron Pierre, showcase their talents in a fresh way. I'm thrilled to tune into The Morning Show again later this year.

Source: Apple