DNF

The Morning Show Season 3 Episode 8, "DNF," revolves around the revelation that Alex and Paul are together, causing significant personal and professional crises. Despite this, Alex has been surprisingly mature and mellow, helping manage the Cybil Reynolds debacle and delivering a successful streaming, magazine-style interview show. This episode delivers on her overdue for a meltdown, showcasing her resilience and determination in the face of personal and professional challenges. The show "The Bachelor" has been criticized for its aggressive judgment towards Cory's relationship with Paul, a billionaire. The show's viewers seem to have different opinions on the relationship, handling it, and the presentation of her interview with Paul. The show's behavior is often criticized for its lack of openness to personal life, with no one asking about Cory's happiness or happiness. The conversation between Cory and Chip about Alex and Paul's interview and the possibility of sex afterward is considered inappropriate, as it is not a common discussion on the show. While Paul is a wealthy and potentially unkind person, the aggressiveness of the judgment is off-putting, especially when it is suggested that Cory may have slept with Bradley. The show's behavior has been criticized for its lack of openness to personal life and the aggressiveness of its judgment. The show explores the influence of billionaires like Paul on legacy media companies, gaining significant influence over news. Alex, a journalist, is concerned about Paul's influence on journalists but is not ready to hear it. She is upset about Paul leaving her with a replacement guest he didn't thoroughly vet or support her through. Alex decides to fire Chip, who chose to tell her he didn't have COVID when he came to stay with her last season. Alex heads home for a heart-to-heart with Paul about her crappy week, including awkward photoshoots, excessive drinking, and a Hyperion-related disaster. They bond over the situation and Paul suggests selling the company for parts instead of investing in it. This would provide him with a cash influx for his space projects and allow Alex to build a new, lean news-focused organization from UBA's ashes. The show provides little insight into Paul's character, making it difficult to determine whether he is scheming for his own benefit or genuinely trying to help. In all fairness, it could go either way. Paul Marks is unlikely to be present in Season 4 if Bradley Jackson is not involved. Tipped off by Stella, she is trying to contact Kate Danton, who was recently fired by Marks. Despite following clues to clandestine meetings, she has not made progress. Laura is struggling to understand why her girlfriend spent the day with Cory Ellison and his mother, and starts digging through emails and texts released in the UBA hack to find out if anything salacious ever happened between her current girlfriend and her ex-boss. Laura's secret is about to come out, and she may want to hurry up with this task. Laura discovers a significant amount of information about Hal's involvement in January 6, Bradley's editing of footage, the FBI subpoena, and Cory's involvement. She wonders if she can turn Bradley in and potentially bring down UBA, despite Paul Marks' hidden secrets. Laura's wild conjecture and rapid mathematics help her understand the situation.