It wasn't cancelled. It ended. Sorkin had a story to tell, and he told it. He chose to end it there. In addition, IIRC it was extremely straining on the actors because he didn't have a full script written in advance. they would get the script, read it, learn it, and shoot it in something like a week.
@@skinwalkermc9540 it was cancelled in a way. Sorkin has gone on record to talk about how angry some very powerful (politicians and mainstream media) people got which led him to make the decision of ending the show.
This show sucked because it suffered of the same as West Wing, or anything Sorkin touches. All it does is makes white liberals feel good, that decency is enough to change people's minds, and that news stations are paragons of truth and justice and morality if they just choose to. It's idealistic, and all it does is give stupid liberals the phony idea that they can change republicans minds.
I live in AZ and remember this happening and this show is what the rest should've done. Waited for confirmation. I cried when I heard she was still alive
Her fucking parents probably heard that "news". Her husband. Her friends. I can't imagine. Putting people through that to be "first". Obligation to the public good aside, that's heinous.
That “Joey, just breathe regular” will always hit so hard, the immense understanding that a simple task of pushing a button to display text is declaring the life and death of a living, breathing, loved human being. It’s such a human moment that is so important to include
Glad to see some recent comments. I go on a binge of The Newsroom. Lately shift work means I'm not watching a lot of prime time tv. I have been literally watching JUST these episodes. Am I among others?
I thought the show stopped because they reached their present day, and ran out of events to cover. Sorkin didn't want to make things up, and he thought the show went on for long enough anyway, so he called it
i am from turkey. i live in a country where i saw the fall of journalism in the last 20 years. In my university years, i encountered this show, and i simply fell in love with it. after so many years, we are at the bottom. populism around the globe, pandemic, failure of democratic processes regarding public safety, economic policies and now war... I simply wanted to watch this show again, remember the happiness of feeling that you're not alone when you hope for more ethical and appliable approaches, and people with more courage to behave accordingly. all the comments below are precious. people who wrote those are precious. keep yourself safe everyone. we are not alone. thank you.
it's my theory that the Trump party hates foreigners because they know full well the actual truth of how corrupt the world would be if they got into power. Keep saying important things out loud my friend!
Fretting on what you can't do is just wasting energy that could be going to the things you can. You do what you're able. No more, no less. That's the price of self-respect.
You are a part of something important. You get to impact the lives of the people you come in contact with everyday and change their lives for the better. Those are the actions that change the world. I don't know why that gunman shot congressman Giffords that day but I do know that it didn't come from a place of love. Perhaps if one person had taken the time to show him kindness, to teach him tolerance, to model empathy, to have shared a smile he might've made a different choice that day. We know that we're the result of our choices. Our choices are impacted by our environment and our interactions with others. If you understand that then you know the smallest actions often have huge ramifications and that the most impactful, most important thing we can do is to model the highest human behaviours and share that with others, thereby changing the world.
I can literally watch this thousand times. A day. Of the 25 ridiculous moments packed into the last minute or so... My favorite is when they leave the room and he squares his jaw and has that determined what and Charlie has the same one walking back to the producer area.
Wow... it doesn't matter how many times I watch this over the years it always leaves me in tears. This was such a great show! I love Aaron Sorkin! I love Jeff Daniels! And the music added so much to the scene.
The show in a nutshell; dramatisation of a conflict that clearly isn't consciously fought often enough. The fight free, unadulterated, vulnerable truth undertakes daily against manipulation for personal or corporate agendas. I miss it.
2.27 Charlie says nothing knows will and has faith. Brilliant acting. His "feet of f*cking steel" later is more in celebration. A man who has had his faith rewarded.
This is how news should be. Today why are all the news channels competing with Netflix and other ott platforms. They should not be entertaining. Just be truthful and we will be grateful.
I remember this distinctly. I was working for a small newspaper at the time. We got our US and International news briefs from AP, which also announced that Giffords was dead. I remember refreshing the AP newsfeed again and again as news trickled in...it took some time for the fact that she had survived to come through, then we had to change the story on our pages, which luckily had not yet gone to press. CNN, MSNBC etc., often get their first reports from AP in cases like this because AP has stringers on the ground, which the large networks don't always have, so like us, they reported Giffords as dead intially. I never held it against AP, though. Up until about ten years ago, a gunshot to the head could be presumed to be a death sentence. Had I been in the AP reporter's position I might also have jumped to that conclusion. It is a miracle of modern medicine that she survived.
No. It was completely fucking irresponsible. Her parents probably heard that shit. Her husband. Her friends. For what? To be "first"? The rules of journalism are there for a god-damned reason. Better minds than yours or mine have built our guideposts. Given the importance of the press to democracy, ignore them at everyone's peril.
"Not Fucking Around Here!" I know that feeling so well from radio/internet reporting. Even working for a small online audience, I refused to go with the sensation-makers' short-cuts. Someone listening needed factual, credible information from reliable sources. I'm still deeply proud of what my producer/friend Kenny Pick and our gang put on the air.
God what a fantastic show! I have the series on DVD and watch it whenever I need a reason to believe in the News again. Seems to be a lot of the time these days.
I will try to fix you playing in the background gives so much depth to this scene. It has been a long, hard struggle for Gabby Giffords to recover from the damage caused by the bullet to her head.
Perhaps the only thing missing is the smug man child still in the room when the confirmation of her still being alive is found out, and his slinking away.
This is a great scene but the Coldplay song is smothering the acting and it's mixed way too loud. The scene has been edited to the song and not the way around, to the emotion of the moment and acting. Although shows using popular songs to amplify end scenes is not a problem that starts and ends its application on The Newsroom. This scene would be much better if there was some neutral score accentuating the performances.
I also disagree with you. I have never heard this song??? before. It kept interupting my viewing. Coming in and out of my concentration of what was happening. Putting the 2 together was for me an excellent choice. Now I have to look up cold play and find out if they have anything worth listening to cos I doubt I would ever listen to music like this without this clip. 3 song 3 nos so !!!!!
2 things. 1) Great moment that shows how stories are tossed like a salad, and how they can take shape. 2)could have done without the overly sappy guitar music and the preachy-wailing vocal. a little over the top.
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I know this scene is bulls__t but nevertheless it's a brilliant piece of work - a show that was clearly written and acted by Leftists but still an extraordinarily good show.
@Gonewiththewind Unfortunately idealism doesn't mesh well with realism. I understand that there shouldn't be immense pressure to get the story straight and get there first, not saying what you don't know to be true. But this isn't just exclusive to news corporations. This is basically how real life works in less formal settings. Wanting to have the best or most entertaining story regardless of the truth in said story is what leads to people being more popular. Content driving ratings is unfortunately all too common. I doubt any amount of idealism from those of us with no say in the matter is going to change things. No matter how much we want it to.
Give the girls a break. Yeah they are insane but they have been stepped on like cockroaches in the workplace for the last century... there will be some adjustments necessary
this show was so freaking good. screw the people that couldn't see it and cancelled it. this show should have run for a decade!
It wasn't cancelled. It ended. Sorkin had a story to tell, and he told it. He chose to end it there. In addition, IIRC it was extremely straining on the actors because he didn't have a full script written in advance. they would get the script, read it, learn it, and shoot it in something like a week.
good to know
@@skinwalkermc9540 it was cancelled in a way. Sorkin has gone on record to talk about how angry some very powerful (politicians and mainstream media) people got which led him to make the decision of ending the show.
This show sucked because it suffered of the same as West Wing, or anything Sorkin touches. All it does is makes white liberals feel good, that decency is enough to change people's minds, and that news stations are paragons of truth and justice and morality if they just choose to. It's idealistic, and all it does is give stupid liberals the phony idea that they can change republicans minds.
@@asterx_obelix653 the truth to a politician is like a mirror to a vampire.
I live in AZ and remember this happening and this show is what the rest should've done. Waited for confirmation. I cried when I heard she was still alive
Her fucking parents probably heard that "news". Her husband. Her friends. I can't imagine.
Putting people through that to be "first". Obligation to the public good aside, that's heinous.
The most intense 5 minutes of TV programming I’ve ever seen. 3 years was WAY too short a run for this brilliantly written show.
Agreed. It was too adult, too ambitious and too intelligent for mainstream American audiences. It would thrived on a streaming service today.
It was a damn good show, but come on...”the most intense 5 minutes?”
Without the gay Coldplay song, it’s just a decent segment
Three seasons was plenty. It was not The West Wing.
That “Joey, just breathe regular” will always hit so hard, the immense understanding that a simple task of pushing a button to display text is declaring the life and death of a living, breathing, loved human being. It’s such a human moment that is so important to include
One scene that highlights the fundamental difference between legitimate news and infotainment.
This show would have had amazing amazing content during the time period of 2016-2021. Wow. This show missed its best years due to being cancelled.
Imagine Will covering Trump term,no wait, even he could not of kept up
Glad to see some recent comments. I go on a binge of The Newsroom. Lately shift work means I'm not watching a lot of prime time tv. I have been literally watching JUST these episodes. Am I among others?
this show was not cancelled - Sorkin simply thought it ran it's course. HBO would've re-upped it in a nano-second
I thought the show stopped because they reached their present day, and ran out of events to cover. Sorkin didn't want to make things up, and he thought the show went on for long enough anyway, so he called it
The Newsroom isn't a celebration of journalism done right, it's an epitaph for the integrity of media and what it once meant.
Hagiography. It was never more than it is. You just know better now.
If the News here were actually like this, I'd still watch them.
Newsroom was such an underrated show. I loved EVERY episode. Thank you for this
i am from turkey. i live in a country where i saw the fall of journalism in the last 20 years. In my university years, i encountered this show, and i simply fell in love with it. after so many years, we are at the bottom. populism around the globe, pandemic, failure of democratic processes regarding public safety, economic policies and now war... I simply wanted to watch this show again, remember the happiness of feeling that you're not alone when you hope for more ethical and appliable approaches, and people with more courage to behave accordingly. all the comments below are precious. people who wrote those are precious. keep yourself safe everyone. we are not alone. thank you.
it's my theory that the Trump party hates foreigners because they know full well the actual truth of how corrupt the world would be if they got into power. Keep saying important things out loud my friend!
So very and refreshingly eloquent. This scene and this series - I wish I could encapsulate it as well as you did. Respect.
This scene made me fall in love with the show, the concept of good journalism and the song.
I would much rather news prioritise being correct rather than being first to report the story
No matter how many times I watch this show I hate myself because I’ve never been a part of something this important.
Fretting on what you can't do is just wasting energy that could be going to the things you can.
You do what you're able. No more, no less. That's the price of self-respect.
You are a part of something important. You get to impact the lives of the people you come in contact with everyday and change their lives for the better. Those are the actions that change the world. I don't know why that gunman shot congressman Giffords that day but I do know that it didn't come from a place of love. Perhaps if one person had taken the time to show him kindness, to teach him tolerance, to model empathy, to have shared a smile he might've made a different choice that day. We know that we're the result of our choices. Our choices are impacted by our environment and our interactions with others. If you understand that then you know the smallest actions often have huge ramifications and that the most impactful, most important thing we can do is to model the highest human behaviours and share that with others, thereby changing the world.
i still got goosebumps watching this
The most powerful television scene Ive ever seen.....the dialogue, quick pace and musical score, Makes me cry everytime.
The Newsmen should always uphold the truth.
I can literally watch this thousand times. A day. Of the 25 ridiculous moments packed into the last minute or so... My favorite is when they leave the room and he squares his jaw and has that determined what and Charlie has the same one walking back to the producer area.
"...Okay, but you're back in 30."
Wow... it doesn't matter how many times I watch this over the years it always leaves me in tears. This was such a great show! I love Aaron Sorkin! I love Jeff Daniels! And the music added so much to the scene.
I know alot of people disliked this show but I loved it. I miss news reporters caring for confirmation.
The show in a nutshell; dramatisation of a conflict that clearly isn't consciously fought often enough. The fight free, unadulterated, vulnerable truth undertakes daily against manipulation for personal or corporate agendas. I miss it.
"Joey, just breath regular."
I’ve seen this more... chills EVERY time! The best!
I love what they did the Leona and Reese. Keeping the antagonist around let’s you see so much character growth.
In the news game, being first is great. Being accurate is better. Much, much better and it's not even close.
This is one of the three or four best television shows I've ever watched in my life. I'm still pissed It was canceled
Everytime I see these scene. It get me. If only news were like that..
2.27 Charlie says nothing knows will and has faith. Brilliant acting. His "feet of f*cking steel" later is more in celebration. A man who has had his faith rewarded.
I absolutely loved this show. I wish we could have a few more seasons.
回首這部影集
我真心感受
國家的政治是否合乎人民
不在於民主與否
在於 良心、眼界、遠見
Every Character was so good in this series
This is how news should be. Today why are all the news channels competing with Netflix and other ott platforms. They should not be entertaining. Just be truthful and we will be grateful.
Sadly, a lot of the segments on MSM are classified as entertainment and not actual news.
It's sad that a TV show does better at the news than actual news networks then and today.
She’ll never die....cheers TuPac! Rest In Peace.
Great Video! Love it!
Amazing show
Tears, this time....
I wish we all could live in a world where West Wing and Newsroom are the real standard bearers.
This is the most beautiful monetization of the shooting i've ever seen. 💓
take your broken heart turn into art
I remember this distinctly. I was working for a small newspaper at the time. We got our US and International news briefs from AP, which also announced that Giffords was dead. I remember refreshing the AP newsfeed again and again as news trickled in...it took some time for the fact that she had survived to come through, then we had to change the story on our pages, which luckily had not yet gone to press. CNN, MSNBC etc., often get their first reports from AP in cases like this because AP has stringers on the ground, which the large networks don't always have, so like us, they reported Giffords as dead intially. I never held it against AP, though. Up until about ten years ago, a gunshot to the head could be presumed to be a death sentence. Had I been in the AP reporter's position I might also have jumped to that conclusion. It is a miracle of modern medicine that she survived.
No. It was completely fucking irresponsible. Her parents probably heard that shit. Her husband. Her friends. For what? To be "first"?
The rules of journalism are there for a god-damned reason. Better minds than yours or mine have built our guideposts. Given the importance of the press to democracy, ignore them at everyone's peril.
Same thing with Tom Petty. They don't seem to care if they are right, just first.
多希望台灣有這樣的新聞人員
And that folks is how ACN saved Congresswoman Gabby Giffords.
Man, what a show.
best show ever! aaron sorkin is a genius.
演員的素質真是令人讚嘆!!!
Holy shit this scene was emotional.
we forget we all are persons. Cold Fusion the best background
Great FUCKING Scene!
"Not Fucking Around Here!" I know that feeling so well from radio/internet reporting. Even working for a small online audience, I refused to go with the sensation-makers' short-cuts. Someone listening needed factual, credible information from reliable sources. I'm still deeply proud of what my producer/friend Kenny Pick and our gang put on the air.
我入坑是 第一集的開頭
而這一集是我中毒的點
God what a fantastic show! I have the series on DVD and watch it whenever I need a reason to believe in the News again. Seems to be a lot of the time these days.
If only the media had this kind of integrity
amazing
Poor Joey….great show
I remember that day well because I was online and I saw news reports that were very confusing. One said she was dead, others were not sure.
I love Gabby!
Magnificent 7.........gymnastics.
Fuck. I miss this show.
I will try to fix you playing in the background gives so much depth to this scene. It has been a long, hard struggle for Gabby Giffords to recover from the damage caused by the bullet to her head.
This reminded me of Danzel Washingtons little speech about the news
Loved this scene!
Does anyone else remember when this happened, I do. I wonder how many people still remember hearing about the little girl who died when this happened?
I love that touchdown moment at the end where theyre all killing themselves for almost jumping on the bandwagon and angrily congratulating don.
This show the West Wing where the very best TV had to offer and where worth watching.
Perhaps the only thing missing is the smug man child still in the room when the confirmation of her still being alive is found out, and his slinking away.
Where are you finding these subs? I'm looking everywhere for Chinese subs, and I can't find anything TT
we need a piece of this newsroom in Iraq :(
Damn. Never expected to see anything like this.
@@diasakishev8897 see what?
“Ok but your back in 30” 😂
Eevery time. I’m not sure what it is…
This is a great scene but the Coldplay song is smothering the acting and it's mixed way too loud. The scene has been edited to the song and not the way around, to the emotion of the moment and acting. Although shows using popular songs to amplify end scenes is not a problem that starts and ends its application on The Newsroom. This scene would be much better if there was some neutral score accentuating the performances.
That song elevated that scene so much that I really don’t know what got me emotional about the show.
It was perfect
Yeah, I have to disagree with you there. The song sets the tone so amazingly.
I also disagree with you. I have never heard this song??? before. It kept interupting my viewing. Coming in and out of my concentration of what was happening. Putting the 2 together was for me an excellent choice. Now I have to look up cold play and find out if they have anything worth listening to cos I doubt I would ever listen to music like this without this clip.
3 song 3 nos so !!!!!
Hard disagree
‘ You’re a fucking newsman, Don…” “ you sir are a steely eyed missile man” ……” breathe easy”. …. Parallels with Apollo 13.…
[wasn't "steely eyed missile man" from "The Martian"?]
@@rightrightrightuhhuhuhhuh6516 It was in Apollo 13, and then paraphrased in The Martian ("Rich Purnell is a steely eyed Missle Man").
I would love to know if this is a proper Keith Oberman bio
If they're watching this station how do they know the other station they aren't watching is 'current'?
少數會在心中激盪的戲
Imagine telling your boss and the president of your company, “I’ll call security”. Bitch, it’s my security.
Imagine this show coverage of Trump spin in office,no wait, not even they could keep up
Will’s head would have exploded. I really wish this show had made it to the Trump admin.
Not one person replied to my post 8 months later ,I'm depressed 😔
FUCK this show is great
What is the song in the background?
Built This Pool - blink 182
I'll Fix You by Coldplay
@@ApoorvSinghalavs Thank you very much.
@@lukebear3710 LOL LOL LOL you are my fucking hero
I'm pretty sure it's "Wonder Wall"
Sorkin quit. When he quit "The West Wing" the last season sucked. Can't replace Sorkin.
What's the song
It's a cold play song called 'fix you'.
What song is this ?
Fix you by coldplay
Detroit Rock City by Kiss
The facts 1st, 2nd and 3rd then the story not opinion for a news agency.
2 things. 1) Great moment that shows how stories are tossed like a salad, and how they can take shape. 2)could have done without the overly sappy guitar music and the preachy-wailing vocal. a little over the top.
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Okay why is he YELLING at Will? He doesn't know about the NPR report. Chillax my dude.
US elections are called by news channel and not EC at times unfortunately... being first means nothing when you are not right
They are projected. Which CNN and NBC both made abundantly clear during their coverage.
Let's rate the efficiency of the top investment in the world today:
Cryptocurrency ---- 90%
Stocks ----------------- 45%
Forex ------------------- 40%
Come on, stocks are great, they are lots of earnings
I'll say crypto is much better cos crypto is so easy to trade and Comes with mind blowing profits, 😱. its like you own a company 😁
I trade crypto on my own, but still counting $1000 after 3 weeks, I bought bitcoin. 😥
No, you don't trade crypto your self; it takes much analysis to trade crypto, that can only be done by professional brokers.
I've been trading bitcoin with professor Chris James for some couple of months,😱 he brings me massive returns, guess what? He takes on 15% of total profit.
This is the only time I can tolerate "Fix You".
it could have been "Wonder Wall"
from 3:29 to 3:39 - 6 fuck bombs dropped - as great as this scene is, may three would've been MUCH better
Turn down the bloody background music, man! It doesn't bring more tension and suspense to the video. It disturbs.
The music is from the scene, I think
I know this scene is bulls__t but nevertheless it's a brilliant piece of work - a show that was clearly written and acted by Leftists but still an extraordinarily good show.
They're acting like they saved her life. They just report the news.
Yeah, they reported the news, something all other networks failed to do in a rush to declare the poor woman dead.
@Gonewiththewind Unfortunately idealism doesn't mesh well with realism. I understand that there shouldn't be immense pressure to get the story straight and get there first, not saying what you don't know to be true. But this isn't just exclusive to news corporations. This is basically how real life works in less formal settings. Wanting to have the best or most entertaining story regardless of the truth in said story is what leads to people being more popular.
Content driving ratings is unfortunately all too common. I doubt any amount of idealism from those of us with no say in the matter is going to change things. No matter how much we want it to.
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The sturdy cockroach untypically squeeze because owner proportionately drum between a highfalutin wave. stereotyped, nonchalant ground
I wish this place was real ... My beloved left has been taken over by INSANE feminists and it's kinda soul crushing
Give the girls a break. Yeah they are insane but they have been stepped on like cockroaches in the workplace for the last century... there will be some adjustments necessary
Great Video! Love it!
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