Pluribus opens with a quiet wrongness that kept pulling me back. The premise feels intimate and uncanny at once. Genre...

Why the frequency theory grabbed my attention I feel drawn to the idea that sound could be a key. The...

What sets Pluribus apart is its decision to foreground social psychology rather than spectacle. The series frames everyday rituals—check-ins, resource...

Immediate reaction to the finale I feel stunned by how the season closed. The finale escalated stakes without resorting to...

What distinguishes Pluribus at first glance is its refusal to chase tidy climaxes. Instead, the series is built around process....

Meeting Heather Bonomo:  Behind-the-scenes perspective Hearing Heather Bonomo talk about her work on Pluribus is exciting. She described the physical...

I felt a real charge when Rhea Seehorn accepted her Critics Choice Award for Pluribus. Hearing her reflect on the...

I feel raw after finishing the final episodes. The season closed with choices that hit me personally. I think the...

First impressions: a deceptively calm apocalypse I think Pluribus opens by doing something unexpected. The end of the world arrives...

Immediate reaction to the episode I started 1x03, "Grenade," with low expectations and left shaken. I think the writers tightened...