Jennifer Aniston and Quinta Brunson on their characters' growth

They discussed challenges faced by their characters in the latest seasons of Abbott Elementary and The Morning Show.

In a recent conversation with Variety, Quinta Brunson and Jennifer Aniston shared their insights on the character development of Janine Teagues in "Abbott Elementary" and Alex Levy in "The Morning Show" during their respective third seasons.

Brunson, the creator and star of "Abbott Elementary," expressed excitement about Janine's growth throughout the season. After leaving Abbott to work at the Philadelphia school district, Janine returned with a deeper understanding of herself and her role as an educator.

Aniston discussed the intense storyline of Alex Levy, who became entangled with tech billionaire Paul Marks. Alex's discovery of Paul's malicious intentions led her to expose him, ultimately saving her network and ending their romantic involvement.

The actresses also touched upon the inspiration "Abbott Elementary" draws from "Friends," particularly in Janine's relationship with Gregory and the show's comedic style. Their conversation revealed a mutual admiration between the two talented women.

Both "Abbott Elementary" and "The Morning Show" continue to captivate audiences with their compelling characters and engaging storylines. The third seasons of both shows have been praised for their insightful exploration of personal and professional growth, showcasing the resilience and determination of their protagonists.