HBO’s Newsroom is all new tonight with first of the final three episodes. Where the end might be near for Will Mcavoy, but Jeff Daniels doesn’t seem to shaken up about it. The Dumb and Dumber To star recently opened up about his feelings on the final season.
The official plot synopsis for tonight’s all new episode of The Newsroom, titled “Contempt,” reads:
“Will refuses to reveal the source of stolen government documents even though he could go to jail for contempt. Meanwhile, Sloan and Mac search for a last-minute buyer for ACN when Charlie's had it with Lucas; and Hallie's new job puts a strain on her relationship with Jim.”
Check out the official promo for tonight’s new episode to see what happens to Will and the rest of the newsroom.
Fans might be upset that The Newsroom is ending after this season, but Jeff Daniels is not. The Dumb and Dumber To star recently, spoke to Zap2It about The Newsroom coming to an end:
“It's my first television series, and while we could have gone more seasons, three felt right. It felt like we told the story, and we didn't have to suffer through what every TV series does if it goes on too long. When is too long? When is one too many seasons? When have you told all the stories you can tell, and Season 6 wasn't as good as Season 4 or Season 5?
“While it would have been great to go on, we don't have to deal with that. We've put what we hope are three really strong seasons together and walked away. It feels like more a long movie shoot for me, or closing a Broadway play.”
What do you think about The Newsroom ending after Season 3? Do you wish it would go on longer? How many seasons would be too many? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section at the bottom of the page.
Be sure to tune into the all new episode of The Newsroom, tonight at 9:00 p.m. on HBO.
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