It's going to be a while before there's another season of...

What’s Happening

Let’s talk about Both Rhea Seehorn and Vince Gilligan confirm that season two is being written, but that theres no hurry to rush something out.

It’s going to be a while before there’s another season of Pluribus Both Rhea Seehorn and Vince Gilligan confirm that season two is being written, but that there’s no hurry to rush something out. Drew Gillis — By Drew Gillis | | 3:50pm Image: Apple TV+ TV News Pluribus Copy to clipboard × Copy Link Copy Link — Facebook X Reddit Bluesky Email 0 The first season of Pluribus has officially wrapped up, and overall, it did make us pretty happy . (we’re not making this up)

) But a quick return to the shows eerie version of Albuquerque (and Las Vegas, Peru, and Bilbao) doesnt sound like its in the cards.

The Details

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly after the season finale, Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan isnt in a hurry to pump more out and would rather focus on, yknow, quality. We’re working on it,” Gilligan says about the second season.

I would love to go faster if I could. ” The creator continues, As much as I am so grateful for the the fandom digging this show, we’ve always found our best way to proceed is to be in our bunker creating this thing and not pay too much attention to reactions of any sort, positive or negative.

Why This Matters

We’re kind of the first the fandom of this show, the first viewers of the show, and we kinda try to make ourselves happy. Meanwhile, series star Rhea Seehorn locked in the writers room for season 2 is underway, I don’t have a timeline of when they’ll complete that process, she says in a separate interview with The Guardian . “I don’t think anybody is sitting around going, ‘Let’s just make them wait.

This is exactly the kind of news that gets fans excited or concerned.

Key Takeaways

• Beyond the writing, the production of season 1 was also pretty time consuming.
• [T]he scope of this show is huge, Seehorn s.
• Think about the episodes where everybody disappears.
• Gilligans methodical production timeline is something shes well used to at this point, anyway.

The Bottom Line

Think about the episodes where everybody disappears. Gilligans methodical production timeline is something shes well used to at this point, anyway.

What’s your take on this whole situation?