Carol's scheme in Pluribus' fourth episode is carried out with no explanation, but there is method in her madness.

Imagine being Carol Sturka. You make it through a crummy childhood, raised by parents who sent you to a conversion therapy ...

In Pluribus Episode 4, Rhea Seehorn's Carol makes a drastic decision to get answers out of Zosia that is primed to backfire ...

We talked about the levels of how far we take the scene, where it goes, and how tragic this scene is,' Wydra says of her and ...

Pluribus' fourth episode finally gave Carol some hope she can reverse the hive mind's joining, but the collective won't tell ...

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After introducing a crucial new character, Manousos (Carlos-Manuel Vesga), and welcoming Somebody Somewhere ‘s Jeff Hiller as ...

Pluribus establishes early on that Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) is angry and frustrated with her life, even before almost ...

Can you trust a collective? According to Carol Stuka, the answer would be a big yes. Throughout this week’s episode of ...

Review: In Pluribus Episode 4, ‘Please, Carol,’ Carol learns that not only are the Joined weirdly honest but they can't lie, ...

Pluribus is the dystopian Apple TV+ drama that’s got everyone talking as author Carol (played by Rhea Seehorn) is one of only ...

Carol (Rhea Seehorn) has been branded a “Karen”, and Pluribus fans are clapping back, comparing the backlash to a Breaking ...