‘Breaking Bad’ creator’s new series ‘Pluribus’ gets bizarre trailer

The first trailer has dropped for the new series from the Breaking Bad creator called Pluribus, with a bizarre premise.

The nine episode series is set to premiere on November 7, with new episodes dropping every week until December 26.

Coming from writer and director Vince Gilligan, the details of the project have been kept quite private thus far.

Already having a two season order, it follows the unhappiest person on Earth as she attempts to save the world from happiness.

Apple TV has vaguely described the show to be “genre-bending” with the trailer not dropping any clear hints.

Rhea Seehorn plays the protagonist Carol, with the series also starring Karolina Wydra and Carlos-Manuel Vesga, with guest stars Miriam Shor and Samba Schutte.

Gilligan described Carol previously, saying, “She plays someone who’s trying very hard to be good. She’s a bit of a damaged hero, but she’s a hero nonetheless.”

Seehorn remarked about the creator’s vision for the show, “Some of the stuff that audiences have loved about his writing, where it’s really rich characters but also him playing with the idea of tropes and genres and tone, and switching, like injected humor in a very dark moment.”

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