The Morning Show Season 2: Ending Explained! Does Chip Have COVID? Apple Tv+ Series

The Morning Show Season 2 is available on Apple TV+! If you want to know the explanation for the end of Season 2, read on! The finale opens with Bradley handing out disappearance posters for his brother Hal. Then the scene goes to the Morning Show which discusses the video of Alex Levy at the Mitch Kessler memorial. The board discusses the postponement of UBA +. Cory tells Cybil he wants to start it anyway. The pandemic and the Alex controversy weigh on the CEO.

Co-workers are switching to video calls because they fear Alex has passed Covid-19 to them. Stella orders everyone to go home and get tested. Funny – all season they haven’t seen this coming. It’s our 2020, replayed. Stella announces to Daniel that he is going to present the Morning Show from home. But Daniel declines and says he needs to see his grandfather in a retirement home. He has finished proving himself. Stella tells him it’s the biggest news of their lives, but Daniel resigns. The pandemic has given perspective. For the explanation of The Morning Show Season 2 ending, read on!

The Morning Show Season 2 Ending Explained

After convincing Cory, Chips arrives and persuades Alex to host the show. Alex is terrified of being infected too, but Chips assures him that he already has COVID and that he may be asymptomatic. At first reluctant, Alex ends up agreeing to face a hostile world in her most vulnerable state. The more she participates in the show, the more she rises above her insecurities and fears.

Alex doesn’t die in Season 2 of The Morning Show and doesn’t let the opinions of others dictate his life. She is gradually recovering and becoming a better version of herself, both physically and emotionally. While we don’t yet know what effect her show has on viewers, it’s safe to say that making her saved Alex in more ways than one.

When Chip rushes over to Alex’s house to tell him about the new show, he claims he has COVID, adding that he seems to be doing perfectly well only because he might be asymptomatic. It later turns out that this is a lie. It is later revealed that he probably didn’t even get tested before coming to work with Alex, knowingly exposing himself to the disease. And even if he got tested, and the result was negative as he told the receptionist at the health facility over the phone, it doesn’t matter now.

Today, he puts himself in danger of death to save Alex, his career and his self-esteem, and he scrupulously ensures that she does not find out. Sooner or later, his tendency to sacrifice his own needs will catch up with him. One can only hope that it is not in the form of a severe case of COVID.