Oh, this is going to be good.
. The series follows the ups and downs of a successful daytime news show and its cast of news anchors.'s star anchor Alex Levy, a seasoned journalist who's got quite the bite hiding behind her megawatt smile; she ousts her longtime co-anchor and friend Mitch Kessler from his seat without blinking an eye.
Bradley Jackson, played by a red-headed Witherspoon. As you can guess trouble ensues, tantrums are thrown, and breakdowns are had.Friends , and in some ways, it's kind of like they're playing the Green sisters again—except this time, they're enemies vying for a prized seat on a morning television show instead of Ross's heart. Also featured in the ensemble cast of the Apple TV+ production are Billy Crudup (
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