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Pluribus is an American post-apocalyptic science fiction television series created by Vince Gilligan for Apple TV. Set and filmed primarily in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the series follows novelist Carol Sturka, who finds herself isolated after an alien virus transforms the rest of humanity into a peaceful and content hive mind, which nevertheless seeks to assimilate her and other immune individuals.
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Spoiler Alert Spoiler Alert Spoiler Alert If you haven't watched the series yet, you might not want to read this review. I basically tell what happened, but there is so much more to the show than a skeletal outline. The physicist Stephen Hawkings once said about alien life, “A civilization...could be billions of years ahead of us. If so they will be vastly more powerful and may not see us as any more valuable than w…
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Source It usually gets like this when I skip a few episodes of a series, I left it of latter and todays is latter, its a Sunday and I wake up early, did a few things before sitting down and starting to watch some content, decided fo finish Pluribus before I move on into continue with Wonder Man. The season finale wrapped up pretty good I would say and the whole situation where Carol has to decide between saving Zosi…
Creo que en más de una ocasión he dejado caer sobre la mesa lo mucho que disfruto de ver cuánta serie o película llama mi atención. Sentimiento que compartimos entre todos los que interactuamos en esta comunidad a fin para estos temas cinematográficos y de entretenimiento en #Hive. Hasta el momento cargaba el récord en ver cada contenido con cierta tolerancia, sin juzgar o discriminar algún que otro género cinematog…
Source Episode 8 of Pluribus was probably the most important one of the season so far when it comes to understanding what the hell the hive mind actually wants and where this whole thing is going, like this episode gave us so much information that we been waiting for since the beginning but at the same time it made everything more complicated because Carol is now in this weird position where she is falling for Zosa…
" Source Episode 7 of Pluribus really gave me what I wanted from this series for a while now and that is watching Carol deal with her loneliness when the hive mind decides to leave her alone completely, this whole episode was slower than what we got used to but damn it worked so well because watching Carol have fun at first playing golf with these huge animals just walking around the course or hitting balls from the…
Those of us who live in this community and are fans of movies and series are undoubtedly always looking for something that will surprise us. I feel that, over time, we have lost some of that capacity for wonder; I think this is due to the enormous number of productions that are released each year and that don't really contribute anything new to the collective imagination. Therefore, the emergence of new ideas is ess…
Source Every day, new series from different actors arrive, each one seeking to attract attention with constant twists, visual noise, and exciting plots. Among all these premieres, one has become the talk of the town. Known as Pluribus, it takes a different path and presents a reality that needs to be viewed calmly in order to understand each episode and the different questions that arise, as the series aims to be li…
Source Episode 6 of Pluribus really open your eyes in terms of how far this thing is going, we finally got some real answers instead of just more questions piling up on top of each other. The whole reveal about the HDP which is basically human derived protein makes you realize the entity is literally grinding people up and feeding them to the billions under the glue to prevent starvation, I feel this might not land…
Source Pluribus has been a slow burner for me after I got sidetrack on November and December for the most part so there has been a lot of content I had to catch up with, episode 5 is the episode went to some really dark places, but honestly it didnt ask the show wants to sell it since Carol is such a drama Queen, yes Earth has been invaded but there are other ways to manage the entire situation despite whats going o…
Source Pluribus episode four went full throttle into some seriously messed up territory and its a very twisted one that I was not expecting, this episode really showed us what Carol is willing to do when she gets desperate and its not pretty at all. We got to see a new immune survivor named Manus down in Paraguay who is basically living like the world ended in the worst way possible, eating dog food out of cans and…
Pluribus started off quite strong, it was an interesting concept that felt like it was mixing the world of slower narrative and filmmaking to explore the chaos of a single character. As the season progressed it continued to expand on the remaining world and how it was functioning, as the entity that had taken over mankind was operating, and Carol's attempts at finding answers that could potentially stop them. Much t…
Pluribus has been one of my favorite series of 2025 and even though I was very upset with them for throwing 3-4 "filler episodes" in the middle there where almost nothing happened, they did work their way to a crescendo that while predictable, provided as a very good ending to season 1 that is going to have all of us on the edge of our seats waiting for season 2. For those of you like me that are on the edge of your…
Image Source This blog is a personal journal of all the movies, Tv-Shows, & Games I consume during a year which enhances my overall experience. The ratings that I give are fully based on my personal preference and enjoyment at the time of watching and I'm writing spoiler-free reviews. The Next Vince Gilligan Series After first making the X-Files (which I really enjoyed as a kid), followed by Breaking Bad & Better Ca…
Hola amigos, buenas vibras para todos. > Hello friends, good vibes to all. Source! Siempre lo he dicho pero las producciones/series de Apple Tv+ están en un rango muy por encima de la media de otras compañías de streaming. Con la serie de hoy queda en evidencia todo esto y es que Pluribus, de Vince Gilligan (el mismo de Breaking Bad) ha llegado para posicionarse como una de las mejores cosas del año. Estamos ante un…
We would move heaven and earth to make you happy. Source Edited in Photoshop & Canva App My expectations for Vince Gilligan's new series were quite high, and he has exceeded them. This new gem is among the best series released this year. I felt the same way when Severance premiered. Perhaps because both deal with science fiction themes. Ploribus is a beautiful series because it has all of Gilligan's style, those sho…
Source * Maybe the most honest way to begin is to admit that Plur1bus caught me off guard. I did not come to it looking for answers or comfort or even sharp entertainment. I came tired, distracted, carrying the low level exhaustion that comes from watching too many stories that explain themselves too well. What I found instead was a season that refuses to sit still, that trusts the viewer enough to let silences brea…
Hello friends, welcome to my blog The first season of Pluribus has ended. To be honest, I didn’t expect them to wrap up the story in just one season, given the huge buzz caused by the ingenious central theme of the story. It was also clear that the idea for the season finale was for the only two people in the world who are against the union to meet. It took nine episodes to get to this point, after a great odyssey o…
When Pluribus premiered not that long ago and I watched the first episode with baited breath and truly, truly enjoyed the crap out of it I was thinking "oh man, we finally have something really inventive and well-done here!" it stayed that way for another 3 episodes or so and it looked like once again Vince Gilligan (Breaking Bad, Better call Saul) is just a screenwriter like no other and can do no wrong. I kept thi…
This science-fiction series on Apple-TV is something that I find refreshing and a new take for shows that are post-apocalyptic. The overall theme of what would humanity be like after a world-ending or world-changing event is something that I think has been done probably too many times so the fact that they were able to come up with something really original has left me mostly impressed. src Spoilers Ahead!!! one of…
Source Pluribus episode 3 release a few days ago and I got to be honest, this thing is starting to feel a bit too slow for my liking, the whole concept is interesting enough with Carol fighting against this happiness hive mind takeover but three episodes in and I am still waiting for something to really grab me and make me care, I cant denied its funny but is there more to it?. Gordon Smith directed this one and he…
*This publication was also writen in* SPANISH *and* PORTUGUESE . IMDb Amidst life's many difficult moments, all we want is to experience happy times (even to help us balance things around us). Therefore, happiness becomes our "refuge," a reflection of another reality. But have you ever imagined living in a world where absolutely everyone is happy? Where there is no anger, sadness, frustration, or any other kind of f…
Source Okay so I just binged both episodes of Pluribus and this thing is weird as hell but its going to make you think a lot. Vince Gilligan really came back after all those years doing crime stuff with Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul to give us some proper sci fi and even though Im sure this is not a series that is going to fit everyone as the story has some contradictory rules, basically you cant leave the brain…
Source * Pushing play on the first two episodes of Pluribus felt like stepping into a room where everyone has learned how to perform joy while the wiring behind the lights is burning. I watched Carol Sturka with the attention of someone who has followed an artist through many reinventions and recognised in Rhea Seehorn a particular steadiness that does not try to mesmerise but to interrogate. The premiere does not w…
*This publication was also writen in* SPANISH *and* PORTUGUESE . IMDb I recently wrote this post about Pluribus , Vince Gilligan 's next television series. If you don't know who he is, or haven't seen anything he's done yet, don't waste any time and start watching Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul (preferably starting with the second recommendation, and then moving on to the first, because both are worth every secon…
*This publication was also writen in* SPANISH *and* PORTUGUESE . Vital Thrills Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are two of my favorite TV series of all time. Both were the brainchild of Vince Gilligan and have become true benchmarks for creating a high-quality product for the small screen (which can, of course, be easily appreciated on larger screens). The renewed hype surrounding Gilligan's artistic delusions has…
