While Vince Gilligan isn’t planning a return to the world of Breaking Bad right now, he’s continuing to create compelling television. Three years after finishing the popular Better Call Saul, he’s back with Pluribus, a new and mysterious sci-fi series. Notably, it reunites him with Rhea Seehorn, who starred in Better Call Saul. Pluribus recently debuted on Apple TV+ with a two-episode premiere, following a marketing strategy that emphasized its enigmatic nature. Viewers quickly responded, making the show an immediate success.
Streaming tracker FlixPatrol reports that the TV series Pluribus is currently the second most popular show on Apple TV worldwide, just behind The Last Frontier. In the U.S., Pluribus has quickly become the most-watched show, moving ahead of The Morning Show to take the top spot.
Pluribus Is Poised to Become Appleās Next Great TV Show
Apple has quickly become known for high-quality, original TV shows like Severance, Ted Lasso, and Slow Horses. Their new series, Pluribus, is already getting a lot of positive attention and appears poised to join that impressive lineup. Like other shows created by the same person, Pluribus is being praised for its creative take on familiar themes and a standout performance by Seehorn. With a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes and strong word-of-mouth, it’s quickly becoming a show everyone is talking about.
Apple believes the show Pluribus will remain popular with viewers. In fact, a second season was confirmed on the very day the first season launched, signaling Appleās commitment to the series for the long term. Considering the positive reviews and strong audience numbers, renewing Pluribus with Gilligan appears to be a smart decision. The show has the potential to become one of Appleās most important series.
It will be fascinating to see how viewers respond to Pluribus as the first season unfolds. Many people started watching because of Vince Gilliganās work on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. However, Pluribus is quite different from the story of Walter White. While this difference is exciting, some viewers might decide itās not their cup of tea and stop watching, potentially impacting the showās success. Despite this possibility, itās unlikely. Apple TV+ subscribers enjoyed Severance, and Pluribus should offer them a similar viewing experience.
Even though people are always hoping for more from the Breaking Bad universe, Vince Gilliganās success with Pluribus shows he doesnāt need to revisit that world. Heās proven he can create a compelling story in a different genre and connect with an audience. Given his past work, Pluribus has the potential to be a long-running, captivating, and enjoyable series as long as Gilligan continues to make it.
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