It took me half a year to read it back and forth. I watched four episodes first, put it on for a long time, took it out during the New Year holiday and continued to watch it. After reading it in one breath, it feels pretty good. If I hadn’t read the newsroom, I wanted to express my political views. The TV series TNR may be a little more brilliant, and the relationship between the characters has a more distinct conflict. Moreover, the height and requirements of the news are more prominent. The morning news seems to be less important to the feeling of the news, and more attention is paid to the workplace under the news. Maybe the director wants to express this is understandable. A lot of people say that Aniston's performance of Rachel is too heavy and it feels like there is no breakthrough. I don't think so. The body language of playing Rachel is Aniston's own way of expressing, not that it belongs to Rachel, so in small gestures Alex looks the same as Rachel because it is played by an actor. There are so many changes in the big devil. When acting, the expressions, movements and even the tone of voice are the same. This does not mean that the actor himself has not made breakthroughs, right? You can't see the show, isn't it a successful performance?
The last few minutes of the first season are also the climax of the whole drama. Everyone likes this kind of reversal. Everyone is happy to see that the protagonist finally chooses to do the right thing. This ending also indicates the direction of the second season. Some dramas with political views are good, at least you can see what people's attitudes are, that is, the so-called social ideology. After all, being able to broadcast such a TV series and being able to say such things in such a drama is also a level of freedom of the press.
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