Pluribus

Apple TV hit the jackpot…again. This time with Gilligan and Seehorn, who are seemingly immune to flops and set to sweep. The concise script, concept, cinematography, acting, and laden allegories had my jaw floored. However, there are some major lapses in logic. Confusion, on exhaustion, on frustration, on satire. After covid, it's all too familiar, yet exceptionally authentic. As is the show-not-tell storytelling, though, the pacing noticeably struggles after the first few episodes. I love the visuals, locations, colours, countdown, and even wish the title sequence was longer. Season 2 can't come quickly enough. What is going on? Is she a hero? Is she a villain? I need more.

I don’t really need to see the last episode to rate this one, its an instant hit

Hooked from the first episode and excited to see where this goes after this season

I could say so many things about this show and how everything in the show impacts each other, but I think it’s better if you figure it out for yourself. Such a cool and original idea, and the themes and plot just tie into each other so well. Cinematically such a beautiful show too, quite literally go all over the world. Vince Gilligan just doesn’t miss and I can say that with this show too. He blows my mind.
10/10⭐️

Love the themes of consent and loss of individuality and humanity

The first episode of this show just blows the rest out of the water!! It never reaches those highs again °◠°
But mostly Carol is just deeply unlikable. I don’t need a woman to be a saint for me to like her but Carol makes terrible decisions, is annoying and rude. 👎🏾

7/10