‘Pluribus’ Star Rhea Seehorn Breaks Down Carol’s Escalation in the Season Finale

"How heroic are you if you only do it when you’re threatened?” Seehorn ponders in a deep-dive conversation with The Hollywood ...
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Pluribus writers explain why Carol was never going to have a happy ending

The writers behind Pluribus have opened up about why Carol was never going to have a happy ending in the traditional sense in ...

‘Pluribus’ Creator Vince Gilligan Explains That Ominous Finale Punchline and What Lies Ahead in Season 2

Gilligan with senior writers/executive producers Gordon Smith and Alison Tatlock tell The Hollywood Reporter they know ...

Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn Unpack ‘Pluribus’ Finale Twists and Reveal Original Ending: ‘It Would Have Been Satisfying but Not as Satisfying’

Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn unpack the 'Pluribus' finale twists and reveal the original ending for Carol, Zosia and Manousos.

Rhea Seehorn Explains the ‘Pluribus’ Finale and Why Carol Is Now the Ultimate “Reluctant Hero” Ahead of Season 2

Rhea Seehorn discusses the Pluribus Season 1 finale, Carol's dynamic with Zosia, and how her character becomes a reluctant ...

‘Pluribus’ stars Karolina Wydra and Carlos-Manuel Vesga unpack episode 9’s major moments and “perfect” ending: “How much more radical can you get?”

Written by Alison Tatlock and Gordon Smith (who also directed), Episode 9, “La Chica o El Mundo,” finally let Carol (Rhea ...

‘Pluribus’ ending explained, from the stem cells to the radio waves to the [spoiler] in the crate

The phrase "come back" takes on a dual meaning in Pluribus, shifting from Carol's lonely plea on the pavement to Manousos' appeal to Rick's paralyzed consciousness. While Carol's words were a cry for ...