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Pluribus(2025)

Also known as Счастье заразительно • Плурибус • Плюрибус

Archived · Apple TV

8.0+139 eps
S01
DramaScience FictionThrillerSci-Fi
ON AIR: NOV 7Season 1Archived listing

What to Expect

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Pluribus builds its near-future America around a single unsettling premise: happiness has become mandatory, and almost no one is left to notice. The pacing is investigative and slow-burning, parceling out what the "wave" actually is and who is behind it across a story that treats revelation as something to be earned rather than delivered.

Carol Sturka's immunity is less a superpower than a burden; she moves through a world of placid, smiling faces while carrying the full weight of dread that everyone else has been stripped of. That isolation shapes the thriller's texture, which is paranoid and philosophical rather than action-driven. The central pressure is not survival in any physical sense but the question of whether truth itself can be recovered once a society has been made to stop wanting it.

Best for

dystopian paranoia, forced cheer thriller and Drama

Story lane

Drama and Science Fiction

Commitment

Season 1 · 9 episodes

Where

Apple TV

Official Premise

In a world overtaken by a mysterious wave of forced happiness, Carol Sturka, one of the immune few, must uncover what's really going on - and save humanity from its artificial bliss.

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