Finally, fans of The Newsroom will have something to look forward to in the coming season.
Just recently, HBO released a 41-seconder teaser that shows a copy machine spitting out pages upon pages of Will McAvoy's notable dialogues over the past two seasons. Though the teaser did not show much information about how the plot will play out in Season 3, fans are still reminded why they love watching the show in the first place.
The Newsroom's third season was announced earlier this year, and HBO said that it will be the last installment of the series.
It first premiered in the network back in 2012, and it revolves around the lives of a fictional US news channel employees. The show features a star-studded cast including Jeff Daniels, who plays the lead role of news anchor Will McAvoy, Emily Mortimer as Mac McHale, John Gallager Jr. as Jim Harper, Alison Pill as Maggie Jordan, Thomas Sadoski as Don Keefer, Dev Patel as Neal Sampat, as well as Olivia Munn as Sloan Sabbith.
Some of the noted recurring cast includes Jane Fonda as Leona Lansing, the CEO of Atlantis World Media, Chris Messina as Leona's son Reese, and Hope Davis as Nina Howard.
The show managed to tackle the usual events that are happening in the newsgathering industry. Written by The Social Network's Aaron Sorkin, The Newsroom highlights the positive and negative side of society today.
According to several teasers, Season 3 will only feature six episodes. This is not typical since the first two seasons had nine to ten episodes.
Apparently, the third and final season of The Newsroom will still be made up of a lot of controversy just like the other two.
It will hit the small screen this coming November, though no actual date had been released by HBO or any of its representatives.
