‘Pluribus’ Star Rhea Seehorn Has No Idea What Carol Is Going to Do With That Bomb
It already feels like the wait for season two of Pluribus is going to be long and agonizing—not unlike the wait between seasons for another one of Apple TV’s sci-fi hits, Severance. But Emmy-nominated Pluribus star Rhea Seehorn is already thinking ahead to what’s next for Carol, one of very few humans still resistant to the alien virus that’s absorbed most of the world’s population into a single consciousness. In the season one finale, we saw Carol make good on her flippant threat to force the hive mind to give her an atomic bomb.
- ▪It already feels like the wait for season two of Pluribus is going to be long and agonizing—not unlike the wait between seasons for another one of Apple TV’s sci-fi hits, Severance.
- ▪But Emmy-nominated Pluribus star Rhea Seehorn is already thinking ahead to what’s next for Carol, one of very few humans still resistant to the alien virus that’s absorbed most of the world’s population into a single consciousness.
- ▪In the season one finale, we saw Carol make good on her flippant threat to force the hive mind to give her an atomic bomb.
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It already feels like the wait for season two of Pluribus is going to be long and agonizing—not unlike the wait between seasons for another one of Apple TV’s sci-fi hits, Severance. But Emmy-nominated Pluribus star Rhea Seehorn is already thinking ahead to what’s next for Carol, one of very few humans still resistant to the alien virus that’s absorbed most of the world’s population into a single consciousness. In the season one finale, we saw Carol make good on her flippant threat to force the hive mind to give her an atomic bomb. But what’s she going to do with it, now that it’s sitting in a box in her Albuquerque cul-de-sac? That’s a question for Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan, of course. But Seehorn is naturally very curious, as she told Deadline in a new interview.
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