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Vince Gilligan confirmed at the 2026 Emmys that Season 2 of Pluribus is fully outlined, with the first two episodes scripted and the rest in various stages of development. Filming is set to begin soon, though lead actress Rhea Seehorn has not yet reviewed the scripts.
Vince Gilligan confirmed at the 2026 Primetime Emmys that the plot for 'Pluribus' Season 2 is fully outlined, with the first two episodes written and production starting soon. Rhea Seehorn, who won Best Actress for the series, has not yet seen the scripts, while other cast members are being kept in the dark to preserve surprises. The show, which ended with the protagonist securing a nuclear weapon against an alien hive mind, is moving from development to active production.
Rhea Seehorn won her first Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Apple TV+'s 'Pluribus.' The award capped a night where the show secured six total wins, marking a significant breakthrough for Seehorn after years of nominations without a win on 'Better Call Saul.'
Mariska Hargitay hosted the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 14, 2026, wearing 13 distinct outfits, including a red gown honoring her late mother, Jayne Mansfield. While outlets praised her energy and self-deprecating humor, critics noted the telecast felt padded with skits. Matthew Rhys made history by winning two lead acting awards in one night, and Rhea Seehorn secured her first acting Emmy.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards delivered historic acting victories but suffered from severe production flaws, including a premature ending and disjointed pacing. Matthew Rhys became the first actor to win two lead acting Emmys in a single night, while Rhea Seehorn finally secured her first acting award. Despite these triumphs, critics noted the telecast ended five minutes early, forcing hosts to improvise, and featured a jarring split between award presentations and emotional tributes.
The 2026 Emmy Awards saw 'Widow's Bay' secure a record-breaking 14 total wins, while Matthew Rhys became the first male actor to win lead acting awards in all three genres. Rhea Seehorn finally received a lead acting statuette for 'Pluribus,' and the ceremony featured a pre-taped Taylor Swift segment and a controversial opening number.
Rhea Seehorn won her first Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Apple TV+'s 'Pluribus' at the 78th ceremony. The win ended a long awards drought for the actress, who had previously received multiple nominations for 'Better Call Saul' without a victory. Seehorn credited creator Vince Gilligan for the role and praised the collaborative set environment. 'Pluribus' also secured four technical awards, bringing its total to 18 nominations this season.
The 2026 Television Critics Association Awards crowned Apple TV+' Widow's Bay with three wins (Outstanding New Program, Outstanding Achievement in Comedy, and Kate O'Flynn for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Comedy). Rhea Seehorn won Outstanding Achievement in Drama for Pluribus, and The Pitt took the drama trophy. Heated Rivalry was named Program of the Year, Stephen Colbert received Career Achievement, and In Living Color earned the Heritage Award. The TCA also introduced Outstanding Achievement in Animation and Outstanding Achievement in International Series, with Squid Game winning the International Series category.
Vince Gilligan explains why Pluribus’ Season 2 is worth the wait, detailing a deliberately planned, high‑budget production that spanned Albuquerque, the Canary Islands, and Bilbao for a nine‑episode arc. The ensemble, led by Seehorn and Karolina Wydra as Zosia, navigates a complex, shared‑consciousness world, with Gilligan stressing not rushing the process and working from extensive outlines to get it right. Apple TV+’s Pluribus is noted as the streamer’s most watched series, underscoring the scale and ambition behind Gilligan’s approach and the season’s forthcoming path.
Bryan Cranston and Rhea Seehorn sit for Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors to discuss Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus, Seehorn’s Carol Sturka, Cranston’s Hal-tinged return in Malcolm in the Middle and other Gilligan-verse moments, and how they work with little pre-planned scripts. They praise the seeds-the-writers plant, reflect on past roles (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul), and note Catherine O’Hara’s influence, while hinting at future collaborations like The Studio.
The 53rd Saturn Awards ceremony in Los Angeles drew a star-studded crowd, with Tom Cruise presenting the Visionary Award to Christopher McQuarrie, James Cameron in attendance, and Rhea Seehorn posing with fellow Better Call Saul alum Bob Odenkirk; attendees from The Boys and other genre projects highlighted the evening’s celebration of sci‑fi, fantasy, horror and superhero storytelling.
Michael B. Jordan won Best Actor at the 2026 Actor Awards for Sinners, which also won the night’s ensemble prize; surprises included Michelle Williams’ win for Dying for Sex and Woody Harrelson’s warm speech, while The Last of Us claimed Best Stunt Ensemble amid Timothée Chalamet Oscar chatter.
First-time nominees dominated the 83rd Golden Globes: Teyana Taylor won best supporting actress in a film for One Battle After Another, while Rhea Seehorn took best actress in a drama series for Pluribus. Netflix’s limited series Adolescence led the night with four wins—including Owen Cooper, Erin Doherty, and Stephen Graham—all first-time Globes honorees, with Cooper, 16, celebrating his debut as he jokes about friends being unimpressed and even getting a nod from Snoop Dogg backstage.
Rhea Seehorn, known for Better Call Saul and Pluribus, revealed on NPR that her first acting credit was as a tutorial sorceress in the 1997 Magic: The Gathering video game, a low-budget role that she still fondly remembers.
Karolina Wydra, star of 'Pluribus,' offers an optimistic interpretation of the season one finale's ominous ending, suggesting a possible reconsideration of the atomic bomb decision and emphasizing her character Zosia's genuine intentions rooted in love and honesty, despite the dark turn of events.