Civilization outlasts humanity in the new sci-fi drama “Pluribus.” On the night that the world as we know it is destroyed, a novelist named Carol Sturka (played by Rhea Seehorn) sees cars and planes ...

Years of unprecedented secrecy, a hard to explain premise and a title many have to look up in the dictionary did not hamper Pluribus‘ launch as Apple TV’s most viewed drama of all time. According to ...

Years of unprecedented secrecy, a hard to explain premise and a title many have to look up in the dictionary did not hamper Pluribus‘ launch as Apple TV‘s most viewed drama of all time. According to ...

A lot happens in episode 3 of Vince Gilligan’s science fiction series Pluribus, but the plot could be summed up simply as: “Carol (Rhea Seehorn) attempts to find the limits of what the hivemind is ...

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According to officials, there will be four expeditions, each one week long, where a team of four to six will be guided through Isle Royale's wilderness searching for moose bones. "You will travel ...

Sci-Fi Shows Pluribus lead Rhea Seehorn didn't know about the Better Call Saul actor cameo until it was happening: "I tried to cover and play the scene" Sci-Fi Shows Despite having two all-time ...

“I hate AI,” said Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan to Variety. These three words make it clear that the new Apple TV show is not about artificial intelligence and that no AI was used in its creation or ...

Carolyn Jenkins is a voracious consumer of film and television. She graduated from Long Island University with an MFA in Screenwriting and Producing where she learned the art of character, plot, and ...

As Hollywood reckons with the encroachment of generative AI in the filmmaking process — from artificial intelligence “actress” Tilly Norwood to the launch of AI-powered platform Showrunner — factions ...

The X-Files was often at its best when it prioritized laughs over suspense and horror, and “Small Potatoes” is one of the series’ funniest episodes. FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana ...