Emmy Winner Teases ‘Scary and Shocking’ Return of Hit Show

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Rhea Seehorn talks to Obsessed about “Pluribus” Season 2, taking big swings on “Stick,” and her wild Emmys night.

The last time Rhea Seehorn showed off her golf swing on TV, she was playing against herself as Carol Sturka in Apple TV’s mind-bending Pluribus. While there is no trophy for winning an unorthodox round of smashing office windows from an Albuquerque rooftop, Seehorn did pick up her first Emmy Award in September for her lead role on the Vince Gilligan series.

Some might say that the Emmys are like the U.S. Open of television awards.

Or at least that’s how I put it to Seehorn when we talked about her role in the second season of Apple TV’s golf comedy Stick. Seehorn, who did me a solid by laughing at that jokey comparison, was about to head back to Albuquerque to begin production on the highly anticipated second season of Pluribus.

A few days earlier, Seehorn had attended the Academy Museum Gala, garnering headlines after calling the first script she read for Season 2 “absolute bananas.” That feverish reaction demonstrates a hunger for Pluribus information, no matter how vague.

Seehorn gives the Daily Beast a bit more of a tease: “There’s never a lot I’m allowed to say. But it’s crazy. I was texting Vince within seconds of starting to read it. It’s scary and shocking and funny and very weird and very interesting and mysterious and bananas!”

While it will be a couple of years before Pluribus is back in contention for awards (Season 2 won’t wrap until summer 2027), that sounds like a winning recipe. Not that acting can be measured in the same way as sports like golf.

“It was really special,” Seehorn says about sharing a sentiment that summed up her award-season experience. “The whole campaign trail, the women were all so supportive of each other; it was a beautiful thing to see.”

As for the gift from Russell that inspired part of Seehorn’s speech, Seehorn explains, “Keri sent this gorgeous little glass lantern to ‘take wherever you go to make a space special and warm’ with that lovely Gloria Steinem quote.”

Citing The Americans as one of her all-time favorite shows, Seehorn…

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