The antepenultimate episode of Pluribus season 1 puts two of its main characters through the physical and emotional wringer.

And even before that, “The Gap” is Pluribus ’ tensest episode since the pilot, in the most low-key ways. [ Ed. note: Spoilers ...

Today, Riddick-Tynes is executive producing the forthcoming album Kehlani’s hard at work on and was part of the team that ...

"The hardest part was realizing that society had groomed me my entire life to make others happy...and groomed him to make ...

Pluribus Episode 7, “The Gap,” barely features any dialogue, but incredible performances, stunning cinematography, and one ...

Pluribus Episode 7 opens with Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) humming, and later belting, those catchy lyrics from R.E.M.’s 1987 ...

This article was originally published on showsnob.com as Pluribus season 1 episode 7 recap: Parallel journeys.

Pluribus episode 7 is the slowest installment in the show, but it plays a crucial role in highlighting Carol and Manousos’ ...

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