"It only took four seasons, but Apple finally got The Morning Show to reveal the true heroes in our midst: an iPhone and a handy set of AirPods. I hope, with all my heart, that this is Apple's new marketing strategy for AirPods: so easy to pair with your iPhone that you, too, can publicly take down an evil heiress to a French fortune with the push of a button."
"Bradley Jackson has been detained in Belarus for 28 days. She's being tortured with sleep deprivation by way of horrific lighting and heavy-metal music. Yet still she refuses to give up the name of the whistleblower she was meeting with, even if it may exonerate her from those charges of conspiracy. I mean, she gave up Claire at the first hint of jail time, but now she's sticking to her guns. She's a journalist, goddamnit. She's not giving up her source. (This time.)"
"Thanks to the internal reports Bradley sent over from her Martel Chemical source, Chip and Alex can see that the numbers analyzing Wolf River's water contamination are completely different from the ones in the EPA report on file. Their problem is that they don't have evidence to prove that someone at the EPA changed those numbers. They do, however, know someone who has had their hands on a Wolf River EPA report before: Cory."
An iPhone and AirPods enable a public takedown of Celine Dumont, lending a tech-driven moment of catharsis. Bradley Jackson has been held in Belarus for 28 days and subjected to sleep deprivation via harsh lighting and heavy-metal music; she refuses to divulge a whistleblower's name even if it might exonerate her. The State Department shows little urgency and public interest in Bradley's case is fading. Internal reports from a Martel Chemical source indicate Wolf River water contamination figures differ from the EPA's report on file. Alex and Chip lack direct proof of EPA tampering but identify Cory as someone who previously handled a Wolf River EPA report.
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