There’s no doubt that Apple TV has scored another major success with Pluribusthe new series television made by Vince Gilligancreator of success Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better call Saul.
Starring by Rhea SeehornThe plot of this science fiction drama revolves around Carol Sturka, a best-selling author of historical romances.
While he is on a promotional tour for his latest book, A strange virus appears around the world that causes Earth’s inhabitants to become psychically linked and their minds to be one, radiating peace and happiness throughout the planet..
However, For some unknown reason, Carol is immune to this phenomenon.So she goes in search of answers to save the world from the happiness to which she is a slave.
Apple TV advances premiere of new episode of Pluribus
Since the series began on November 7, it has become one of the biggest hits on the streaming platform, even surpassing the 2nd season of Separation as the biggest debut for a drama series.
Millions of people around the world await investigations into carol (Rhea Seehorn) and the data that Vince Gilligan gradually gives us about this mysterious phenomenon, leaving his viewers intrigued about how this conflict will be resolved.
Fortunately, this week the wait to continue with the series will be a little more fun, as Apple TV confirmed via social media that the new episode of Pluribus will be released this Wednesday instead of Thursday (in the United States).
The reason for bringing forward its release is none other than Thanksgiving, since in the United States this holiday is celebrated on the last Thursday of November and, as people will be reunited with their respective families and friends, they will not be aware of the episode, which is why the platform chose to release it on Wednesday.
In our case we will have to wait until Thursday morningsince in Spain episodes of Pluribus They are available in the Apple TV catalog every Friday. What do you think this week you will be able to see the new chapter of the series a little earlier than expected?