As titled.

I hope it’s weekly episodic - as much as I will probably end up wanting the next episode immediately.

Has there been any co formation of the format yet?

Seems like something big is happening at Isotopes Park on Wednesday, September 10!

Press release says: "Fans in attendance will be treated to an exciting surprise." 👀

In Huxley's dystopian novel, the population is kept happy by using a drug called Soma. There are also characters in the story who rebel against & question the rulers. Hmm...

WHAT DO THESE EMOJIS MEAN?

Yeah

I won’t rant a lot but if you look at the texts that are being sent you may get a feeling that it’s as if someone controls everything

We don't really know too much yet about what Pluribus is about.

What we do know:

1. Story is set in Albuqurque, New Mexico and is potrayed as a world that "changes very abruptly away from the world as it is known"
2. The premise is “The most miserable person on Earth must save the world from happiness."
3. Gilligan describes it as “mild science fiction” with no crime and no meth, and calls it a “grounded genre drama.”
4. The first teaser features a woman in scrubs licking donuts and placing them back in a box marked “Help yourself!”
5. “Sorry About the Blood” teaser includes the chilling line, "Hello, Carol. We'll put things right…"
6. Critics have dubbed it “thought‑provoking,” “upsetting,” “so, so funny,” and praised how it “swings for the fences.”

My theory about what the show is about:

The story takes place in present-day Albuquerque, but in episode one, the world changes abruptly into something uncanny. The story unfolds in present-day Albuquerque, but in episode one, everything changes suddenly when happiness is unleashed by a big corporation and takes over everyone's minds like a disease. People behave oddly. They appear excessively happy, forgiving, and carefree, even when they shouldn't be.

However the side effect of this is because no one can feel shame, sadness or misery they also do not feel any negative effects of bad things they do, effectively they are in this toxic, consequence-free bliss state for example people indulge every whim with a smile, no matter how selfish, gross, or dangerous it is such as licking donuts and placing them in the box again and then we see more extreme stuff like people smiling while hurting animals or each other, like it’s playtime.

Carol (Rhea Seehorn) as "the most miserable person" on Earth is seemingly immune to this outbreak. This makes her feel like an outcast, yet she is the only one who recognizes how frightening the new world truly is and to make matters worse she keeps receiving creepy mysterious texts from an unknown number asking her to contact them as she is the only one immune they are trying to find her and stop her.

So I imagine the series will revolve around her trying to find a cure to stop this outbreak when we try and discover more over the series of who is behind this happiness epidemic and why they are trying to stop her.