Pluribus adjusted carol's suicidal ideation early in season 1

Rhea Seehorn revealed that the creators of the Apple TV sci-fi series Pluribus scaled back her character Carol Sturka's suicidal thoughts after initial concerns about the portrayal.

Seehorn discussed the decision during an interview with fellow Better Call Saul alum Bob Odenkirk for Interview magazine. She explained that creator Vince Gilligan had noted the character's grief over her wife's death was central, but the level of despair risked leaving nowhere for the story to go. The pair decided to pull back to allow room for later development.

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Bob Odenkirk appearing grey and distressed on a film set with laughing crew, illustrating his 2021 heart attack scare.
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Bob Odenkirk recalls turning grey in 2021 heart attack scare

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Bob Odenkirk is spilling fresh details on his terrifying 2021 on-set collapse during Better Call Saul filming. The actor went grey and help was delayed as crew thought it was a joke.

Five months after its premiere, Vince Gilligan's Pluribus on Apple TV has been renewed for a second season, earning two Golden Globe nominations and praise from critics. Rhea Seehorn's Carol remains central as the immune outlier in a world of enforced happiness.

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Oliver Platt, who plays Dr. Charles on NBC's Chicago Med, has previewed an intense two-part storyline described as an existential crisis for his character. The arc begins with Wednesday's episode, 'The Book of Charles,' where Dr. Charles confronts his mental health after working a suicide prevention line. Showrunner Allen MacDonald called it one of the season's dramatic high points.

Connie Britton guest-stars as Elizabeth, the ex-wife of Steve Carell's character Greg Russo, in episode 5 of HBO's Rooster. The character, a successful Ludlow alum, reopens wounds from their 25-year marriage marked by loneliness and resentment. Britton reunites with co-creator Bill Lawrence 30 years after their work on Spin City.

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Kaitlin Olson revealed that fan enthusiasm for a Morgan-Karadec romance directly influenced the separate romantic storylines in High Potential's second season. The show's writers opted to keep the pair apart by introducing new love interests for each. Olson shared these insights in an interview with Variety.

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