Apple TV’s Must-Watch Sci-Fi Drama Pluribus Reunites Better Call Saul Stars in Tense New Trailer
The upcoming sci-fi drama “Pluribus” is set to premiere on Apple TV on November 7. The series is a notable reunion of “Better Call Saul” stars, Rhea Seehorn and creator Vince Gilligan. Seehorn takes on the lead role of Carol, described as “the most miserable person on Earth.” Her mission? To save the world from unwarranted happiness.
About “Pluribus”
In a world seemingly dominated by joy, Carol stands alone, unaffected by the prevailing happiness illusion. As she navigates interactions with cheerful individuals, she becomes the focus of their concern. The disparity in emotional states leads to humorous yet tense moments, with Carol challenging her surroundings in unconventional ways.
Key Cast and Characters
- Rhea Seehorn as Carol – the central character struggling against societal happiness.
- Peter Bergman as the President – who promises to understand Carol’s unique perspective.
- Carlos Manuel Vesga – featuring a yet undisclosed role.
- Karolina Wydra – adding depth to the storyline.
- Miriam Shor – known for her role in “American Fiction.”
- Samba Schutte – joining the ensemble cast.
Aesthetic and Direction
“Pluribus” is expected to showcase Vince Gilligan’s signature storytelling style. The series will incorporate cinematic techniques and a distinct desert West aesthetic. With a total of nine episodes, the show will debut with two episodes on its premiere date and will continue airing every Friday until December 26. Apple TV has already secured two seasons of this intriguing new title.
Trailer Insights
The trailer for “Pluribus,” lasting just two minutes, hints at both comedy and tension. As Carol battles the incessant positivity of those around her, the absurdity of her requests—such as asking for a hand grenade—indicates a darkly humorous tone. This combination of elements may captivate both sci-fi fans and followers of Gilligan’s previous works.
As the release date approaches, anticipation builds for “Pluribus,” a promising addition to Apple TV’s lineup of innovative programming. With its blend of familiar talent and fresh themes, it aims to explore the complexities of happiness and individuality in a surreal setting.
