Rhea Seehorn, the star of the Apple TV show 'Pluribus', discusses the show's success, her character's arc, and the crew's impact on the show's magic. She delves into the show's exploration of humanity, the pandemic, and AI, and how it has engendered nuanced conversations. Seehorn also talks about her relationship with her co-stars, particularly Karolina Wydra and Miriam Shor, and how their chemistry and respect for each other's work contribute to the show's magic. She also discusses the show's unique approach to storytelling, where the audience is expected to think and form conclusions, and how it gives the viewer agency. Finally, Seehorn talks about her character's relationship with Zosia, and how it is born of a delusion to pretend, and how it keeps peeking through. She also discusses the show's exploration of love and manipulation, and how it is built into the system of the 'others'. Overall, Seehorn provides a thoughtful and insightful analysis of the show, its themes, and its impact on the audience.
