Rhea Seehorn Responds to Quentin Tarantino’s Criticism of TV Work
In a recent interview, Rhea Seehorn, known for her starring role in Pluribus, shared her thoughts on Quentin Tarantino’s controversial comment about television being forgettable. While Tarantino believes that films have a lasting impact, Seehorn disagrees, emphasizing that there are both forgettable films and television shows.
Seehorn mentioned shows like The Leftovers and Six Feet Under as examples of TV that sticks with viewers long after watching. She highlighted the power of storytelling in creating memorable experiences. Vince Gilligan, creator of Pluribus and Better Call Saul, supported Tarantino’s view, noting that it may be true for him personally.
Seehorn and Gilligan discussed their admiration for classic TV shows like The Twilight Zone and The Andy Griffith Show, emphasizing the lasting impact of storytelling in television. They also touched on Tarantino’s past controversial statements, including his critique of Paul Dano’s performance in There Will Be Blood.
Pluribus, a sci-fi series centered around a romance novelist fighting a virus that transforms humanity, premiered on Apple TV+ in November 2025. Seehorn’s portrayal of Carol has garnered critical acclaim, earning her a Golden Globe win and potential Emmy nomination. This collaboration marks her second with Gilligan, following her role in Better Call Saul.
Seehorn’s success in Pluribus showcases the power of storytelling in television and the impact it can have on viewers. Her performance has been recognized with prestigious awards, solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress in the streaming entertainment industry.
