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Rhea Seehorn on 'Pluribus' Fan Theories
20 Jun
Summary
- Rhea Seehorn discusses character interpretations on 'Pluribus'.
- She recalls spirited debates with Bob Odenkirk on 'Better Call Saul'.
- Seehorn expresses trust in showrunners for Season 2 details.

Rhea Seehorn, star of Apple TV+'s "Pluribus," recently discussed the show's complex themes and fan theories on the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast. She highlighted how Vince Gilligan's writing allows for diverse interpretations of characters, leading to "healthy, sometimes tongue-in-cheek debates" among the cast. This mirrors her experience on "Better Call Saul," where she and co-star Bob Odenkirk engaged in similar discussions about their characters.
Seehorn addressed fan speculation about Carol and Zosia potentially reuniting, clarifying that Carol has recognized Zosia's allegiance to the hive mind, which threatens her humanity. This complexity is a hallmark of Gilligan's storytelling. Seehorn also reflected on the pressure of leading a new sci-fi series after her success as Kim Wexler, acknowledging her initial anxieties but emphasizing her focus on doing the work.
Regarding "Pluribus" Season 2, Seehorn conveyed immense trust in the showrunners, Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould. She explained her approach of not seeking advance plot details, citing past experiences where script changes could prematurely reveal information. This allows the creative team freedom and avoids actors being privy to information that might later be altered.
In a separate segment, Kathy Bates also appeared on the podcast, discussing her career and upcoming show "Matlock." Both actresses shared personal anecdotes and answered rapid-fire "10 Questions" about their lives and careers.