Series creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan has offered a positive update on the overall progress of 'Pluribus' season 2, as fans eagerly await its release.

Creator Vince Gilligan spoke about his new series 'Pluribus', reflecting on the importance of letting viewers interpret the meaning of a show, a lesson learned from his experience with 'Breaking Bad'.

Vince Gilligan, creator of 'Pluribus,' details how his early years as a staff writer on 'The X-Files' significantly influenced his current approach to showrunning.

Following the success of Apple TV's 'Pluribus', creator Vince Gilligan has given an update on the progress of prepping for the show's second season.

Actress Rhea Seehorn shared her experience on the set of Apple TV's 'Pluribus,' noting the healthy debates among cast and crew about the show's themes and questions.

The article delves into the unexpected sources that inspired Vince Gilligan's acclaimed crime thriller series, "Breaking Bad," and its iconic antiheroes.

Vince Gilligan, creator of the Apple TV sci-fi drama 'Pluribus,' has shared insights into the challenging and ambitious production of the series, while also teasing updates for its second season.

Before his work on Breaking Bad, Vince Gilligan wrote several iconic episodes of The X-Files, with some influencing his later acclaimed series.

Apple TV's sci-fi series "Invasion" is being highlighted for its similarities to "District 9" and Vince Gilligan's "Pluribus," offering another alien invasion narrative for fans of the genre.

An Apple TV sci-fi series is praised as the best spiritual successor to The X-Files, with its plot and Vince Gilligan's directing style drawing comparisons to the 1990s show.

Pluribus is one of the best new shows on television due to its bold premise — but it was almost even bolder, with the majority of its cast once set to appear nude.

The “Pluribus” costume designer almost had a very easy job. On a panel at SXSW, while discussing his Apple TV sci-fi hit, Vince Gilligan said he considered that the hundreds of characters that make…

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan shares his perspective on the series, suggesting that the narrative was unfairly structured against the character Skyler White.

Vince Gilligan and the cast have provided updates on the second season of 'The Testaments,' including details on filming progress and its anticipated distant release date. Fans can expect more information as production continues for the highly anticipated series.

Apple TV executive and creator Vince Gilligan has provided an update on the scripts for the second season of the show 'Pluribus', revealing a significant production milestone. Fans are eagerly awaiting news regarding the release date for the upcoming season.

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Vince Gilligan, creator of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul,' will be honored with the 2026 Eva Monley Award by the Location Managers Guild International for his career achievements.

With Vince Gilligan actively developing his new show, Pluribus, it appears he has finished expanding the 'Breaking Bad' universe, marking the end of an era for the acclaimed franchise.

Breaking Bad and Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan has lauded a 44-year-old science-fiction horror classic, calling its remake a rare instance where it surpasses the original film.

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An X-Files episode written by Vince Gilligan from 28 years ago is gaining renewed attention online for its surprising accuracy in reflecting current global events.

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Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan once pondered that the extras who make up the hive mind on the dystopian future show should be naked.

Charles Porch (with red flower), formerly of Meta and now OpenAI, at the Met Gala. Theo Wargo/FilmMagic OpenAI just hired Charles Porch, Instagram's head of partnerships. Porch has deep connections to celebrities and Hollywood, and plans to talk to them about their "fears" of AI. Maybe OpenAI is realizing they need celebrities to stop publicly hating AI so much. A "detriment" to human creativity, said Vince Gilligan, creator of "Breaking Bad" and "Pluribus" about AI. "Horrifying," said James Cameron about the possibility of AI actors. "I'd rather die," said Guillermo del Toro. "Incredibly destructive," said Cate Blanchett. It's not hard to see why OpenAI recognizes it has a bit of an image problem among some people in Hollywood. It appears that the company is now trying to change that. OpenAI just poached Charles Porch from Meta, where he oversaw celebrity partnerships for over a decade, as Vanity Fair reported earlier. Porch is generally recognized for helping make Instagram the cultural juggernaut it is today by helping celebrities who might have been confused by or disinterested in newfangled social media join and use the platform. Porch has deep connections in the entertainment industry — celebrities like Harry Styles attended his lavish wedding this summer in France. Porch wrote on his personal Instagram about his job change: "From helping Beyoncé figure out how to launch an album exclusively on social media to onboarding Pope Francis to Instagram (he held my hands and asked me to pray for him) to watching creators become the next generation of entrepreneurs, the impact on culture that me and the team have been able to have is something that I take great pride in." It's not clear exactly what Porch's new gig will entail. He told Vanity Fair that his first step will be to go on a "listening tour" to hear the hopes and fears about AI from creatives and celebrities. I've asked OpenAI for comment. For Hollywood actors, filmmakers, and studio executives, those fears are pretty big. Why wouldn't Brad Pitt be alarmed to see a passably real AI-generated version of himself in a fist-fight against Tom Cruise? The idea that AI could replace actors, screenwriters, and other creatives is alarming, especially as Hollywood as an industry is hurting. Box office sales haven't bounced back from the pandemic, streaming is complicated, fewer and fewer projects are being made, and efforts to cut costs by filming overseas have devastated Los Angeles' middle-class of film industry workers. On top of that, AI is, as far as I can tell, widely considered a theft machine that gobbled up tons of images and videos from movies and TV for training data, largely without permission or compensation. You can see a filmmaker or actor's point of view here: They stole my face and my work to build this tool, and now they want to use it to make soulless slop that will undercut the value of my work? Why OpenAI's hire has a tough road ahead Not great! I imagine Porch has his work cut out for him. OpenAI and other AI companies have started making deals with Hollywood. Disney made a $1 billion deal with OpenAI around the time Sora 2 launched, licensing Disney characters like Mickey Mouse and Darth Vader, and also becoming a customer and investor in OpenAI. Lionsgate and AMC made deals allowing their catalogs to be used for training Runway. (Business Insider, through our parent company, has a somewhat similar deal with OpenAI.) But those deals with studios, while they might stave off copyright lawsuits and create some cash flow, aren't winning over the hearts and minds of the celebrities and creatives — the kinds of people who make headlines when they call AI "horrifying." Perhaps OpenAI is realizing that celebrities still hold the kind of cultural capital that can't be built in the Bay Area. And while OpenAI has been pretty successful in pushing its agenda in Washington, thanks to an AI-friendly administration, it still has an uphill battle to win over the general public, which remains fairly skeptical of AI. And for that, you need to get the celebs on board. There's a beautiful irony now that these big AI companies are paying big bucks to hire human writers, and VCs are now obsessed with the concept of "taste." It turns out that kinds of "soft skills" that had long been undervalued in Silicon Valley are more relevant than ever now that AI can do a lot of the technical work. And someone like Charles Porch, who has the connections and ability to charm a roomful of Hollywood types and other cultural elites, is more valuable than ever. That's the kind of job AI can't take. Read the original article on Business Insider

Creator Vince Gilligan has addressed the reasons behind the prolonged wait for the second season of the show 'Pluribus', advising fans not to expect it soon.

Vince Gilligan and composer Dave Porter discuss their long-running collaboration and the main theme for Apple TV's 'Pluribus,' which earned Porter three Emmy nominations.

Rhea Seehorn, the lead actress in Vince Gilligan's Apple TV show 'Pluribus,' discusses her role and answers questions about the upcoming second season, including the potential for her character, Carol, to cause global chaos.

Rhea Seehorn has shared a disappointing new update regarding the second season of 'Pluribus,' Vince Gilligan’s hit sci-fi show on Apple TV. The update concerns the confirmed continuation of the series.

Variety's Awards Circuit section has released its Emmy predictions for directing, highlighting shows like 'Beef' and 'Hacks,' and an anticipated win for Vince Gilligan.

Creator Vince Gilligan and star Rhea Seehorn reunited to discuss their Apple TV drama series 'Pluribus,' offering an update on its second season and their creative partnership.

Actress Rhea Seehorn expressed her eagerness to work with 'Better Call Saul' creator Vince Gilligan on any project, including her role as 'Pluribus' in a show about an alien viral invasion.

Legendary creator Vince Gilligan has submitted his 'Pluribus' pilot for Emmy consideration, raising questions about whether he will finally win for writing or directing despite his numerous nominations.

So when will Season Two come out? "I don't know," Gilligan says in our new interview. "We're doing our best. It takes forever, making this thing"

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