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Pluribus review: Vince Gilligan's TV comeback is compellingly strange and thrilling
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How is it overall? I've been looking forward to it
First episode was inventive. Came off as sci fi/horror/character piece.
Second episode leaned into comedy and fell flat for me. I felt like out of six people, at least some of them would be a lot more scared/freaked out. Also why is she still driving that stupid POS truck?
Lol what? The truck is sick, even has automatic windows
Oh dear that doesn't bode well. Hopefully it levels ofg
The truck dosen't have a breath analyzer.
The concept is extremely compelling and Rhea's performance is really good. The show isn't holding its cards close to its chest which I'm finding very refreshing (I was expecting a bit more of a mystery show). I'll go against the other commenter and say the second episode solidified the concept and made it clear what direction the show is going. I'm not sure how they can get 2+ seasons out of this but I'd be foolish to doubt Gilligan.