Few shows today attempt to cover as much distance, in terms of plot, tone, and literal altitude, as The Morning Show. Apple TV+’s flagship series about the backstage drama at fictional legacy TV corporation UBA has always taken a go-for-broke approach to its storytelling, kicking off its first season with a Me Too investigation and setting its second in the months before the COVID pandemic. But the third has achieved a sort of plot escape velocity, covering a potential big-tech merger, a Sony-style hack, the January 6 insurrection — and literally sending some characters into low-Earth orbit.