'The Newsroom' will premiere its final season on November 09, and creator Aaron Sorkin teased about the upcoming season.
Sorkin describe the upcoming season that its very compressed season, and "there are stories that come off like branches, but there's one story that we begin in the first episode and goes to the end."
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Sorkin teased about "new castings, anticipated weddings and government whistleblowers."
"2 Broke Girls" star Kat Dennings is reportedly to join the cast. She will play as Chris Messina, Reese's half-sister, whic owwns "a 45-percent share of the controlling stock in the company which leads to inevitable trouble on the show. Additionally, the upcoming season will focus on an inappropriate tweet that Hallie (Grace Summer) posts, and one of the show's characters and their entanglement in a battle between journalistic ethics and the government."
Aaron Sorkin, "Our people have a story that was given to them by a government whistleblower and the Justice Department wants the name of their source and they won't give it up. So we see how far they're willing to go for that."
"Maggie will be moving on from her incredibly difficult arc from last season and trying to put the events of her past behind her. As far as Jim goes, he will still be dating Hallie, but a professional slip up on the ACN twitter account will spell trouble for them both personally and professionally."
Jeff proposed to Mac in the Season 2's finale; and Sorkin was asked if the two will get married.
He said, "I knew going into this season that they're gonna have to get married. There's gonna have to be a wedding. How do you do a wedding that we haven't seen before on TV? And I think we came up with a way."
'The Newsroom' will return to HBO with six episodes for a third and final season on November 9.
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