Summary
Highlights
Characters express their belief in second chances and opportunities for a 'reset' at UBN, aiming for a different company and culture. The goal is to push stories they care about, emphasizing the need for UBN to prioritize accuracy and be the first to report the news.
Tensions rise as characters confront each other with sharp remarks, highlighting underlying animosities and power struggles. Bradley hints at a major story involving a UBA cover-up that led to deaths, suggesting deep-seated issues within the organization. The network's internal drama is described as juicier than its on-air content, and various characters are seen maneuvering for advantage and seeking information on others.
Alex declares she is shutting down a story, emphasizing her resolve to do what she deems necessary, regardless of others' opinions. Accusations of being set up lead to a call to 'dig' for buried truths. The trailer concludes with the assertion that 'the truth is incendiary, and it's under attack,' as characters question the motives behind the 'cleaning of house' and whether it's truly to make things better or to 'blow it up'.