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Apple TV Pluribus Star Rhea Seehorn to Answer Questions as Carol Sturka in Reddit AMA

segfaultdotorg said:
Why did she date Saul Goodman?
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blodyholy said:
Both (at one point) were up-and-coming attorneys, i believe Jimmy was on track to good things before devolving into Saul.

It doesn’t hurt that you could tell she genuinely loved that man; good or bad.
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I think he appealed to the ne'er-do-well side of herself she was trying to suppress (unsuccessfully thanks to him).

And possibly the clichéd belief she could change him like she changed herself.
 
Happy_John said:
Yep. I think it’s the same problem that Severence has. The not knowing but wanting to know is far more engaging than the explanation. The second season of Severence was very good, but it suffered from the first season setting up the “what the hell is going on?” so well. Explanations are never as satisfying as the wondering about possible explanations.

Twin Peaks and The Leftovers are the only two shows I can think of that hinged on mysteries but didn’t feel like a let down. They didn’t feel like a let down because, at the end, they didn’t give completely explicit explanations.
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"Lost" was the worst ever. About 1,000 open-ended mysteries...the writers really wrote themselves into a corner SO many times, and couldn't have cared less about it.
 
Rhea Seehorn is a gem... an outstanding character actress. ♥️
She acts better than many Hollywood stars. I wish her many more great roles and success.
 
Love the production value and the first episode was great, outside of that it's just been the incessant cynicism, hatred, and anger that's almost unbearable to watch. Also, if there is a point outside of her journey they're taking a long time getting to it. Going to give it one more episode and if it's the same as the last two I'm out. My wife likes it though so she's in for the long haul.
 
Pluribus reminds me more of Gilligan's X-Files episodes, some of which were set in New Mexico like BB/BCS.
 
ignatius345 said:
Liking this show a lot, but the character's default "furious 100% of the time" mode is getting a bit one-note to me.
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I’m hoping it’s a stage of grief (so far grief (and guilt connected to grief) seems to be the character’s overriding motivation) and soon she will move on to a new stage of grief
 
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Well....she's not going to answer these. Maybe a couple, or 3, but others pretending to be the pretended Carol (yup, or AI could work), simply because whotf wants to answer a thousand idiotic questions? But then again, they are fans, and she's a star.
 
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HappyDude20 said:
i would ask why she isn’t more inquisitive about this ‘virus’ and it’s thoughts on consciousness and sentience.

Why can’t they kill, or prefer not to?

How long have they existed?

Who gave them this RNA power?
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Why would she know the answer to any of these questions? 😂
 
marte91 said:
I think the point of watching the show, is exactly that, these questions probably will be revealed , if you give too much in the beginning then wat is to discover?
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I watched 2 episodes of Lost, the 1st & the last. The first I found confusing & a bit aggravating but the last episode was cool… 👍🏻
 
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She’s such a great actress and one of the best things about better call Saul. So far pluribus has been great! I’m subbing Apple TV next Friday after I took advantage for of their 7 day trial and watched the first 4 episodes.
 
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