The Newsroom

Will and the staff are questioned by their lawyer about an ACN story that’s become a network crisis.

Will and the staff are questioned by a lawyer; an on-air remark gets Will pulled from Sept. 11 anniversary coverage; Jim volunteers to cover for a reporter on the Romney campaign; Neal investigates the beginnings of Occupy Wall Street.

A tip on a story that will cripple the network begins to become more real; MacKenzie and Sloan continue to push Will; Don urges Will to advocate for Troy Davis; Maggie gets an assignment that she has been begging for; Neal is arrested on Wall Street.

A story that may end up crippling the network becomes more real; Maggie is un-friended.

Will tells Nina Howard the truth; a new witness to the Genoa story emerges; Jim tries to get his questions answered.

Will continues his mission to civilize by telling Nina Howard the truth; Jim is frustrated on the road.

Maggie tries to convince Rebecca that she is fine; a protestor refuses to cooperate with Neal and Jerry after an interview with Will goes poorly; Jim gets heat from Mac.

Maggie relives her shattering trip to Africa; an OWS protester is humiliated in an on-air interview with Will.

Will is distracted during a telecast; Charlie gets a visit from a friend at the Office of Naval Intelligence; Sloan experiences humiliation and rage.

Will is distracted by a phone call and twitter post during his telecast; Sloan deals with a revenge post.

Mac and Charlie score a key witness in their attempt to corroborate Dantana’s Operation Genoa story.

Mac and Charlie get a key witness; Will makes an appearance on a morning talk show; Jim gets unexpected company during his reunion with Hallie.

Rebecca pieces together the events leading to ACN's decision to air Jerry's special report on Operation Genoa; repercussions from the special report threaten to ruin "News Night."

Rebecca pieces together the staff’s fateful decision to air Dantana’s special report on Operation Genoa.

Will becomes the director of morale as "News Night" goes forward with its election night coverage; Sloan is upset that her book was auctioned with a forged signature; the team considers holding off on a story that might influence a Senate race.

News Night goes forward with its election-night coverage in what might be its last broadcast with Will and Mac.

Season finale. Will and Charlie await an executive decision on the newsroom’s fate as the 2012 election winds down.

Will and Charlie await a decision from Reese; Sloan learns the identity of the winning bidder for her book; Neal seeks Hallie's help in giving Mac a parting gift; Jim tries to make peace with Lisa; Will has a revelation.