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We Have a Tiny Tease About the Plot of ‘Pluribus’ Season 2

We Have a Tiny Tease About the Plot of ‘Pluribus’ Season 2

Actor Samba Schutte, who plays fellow survivor Mr. Diabaté, is now a series regular. But why?

Pluribus season two is now, finally, in production, and though we have no idea what’s specifically in store for Carol and the alien-infested world around her, an enticing breadcrumb has just been revealed.

That breadcrumb comes in the news that Samba Schutte has been upped from guest star to series regular for season two of the hit Apple TV show. Schutte, of course, plays Mr. Diabaté, a fellow immune human who, instead of fighting back against the mind-control aliens, has decided to embrace them (literally) and use them to his advantage. Mainly to do lots and lots of partying in Las Vegas. Carol visited and interacted with him a bit in season one but, as a series regular in season two, it seems likely that role will be expanded.

So, what does that tell us about season two? Well, of course, this is purely speculative, but a few things come to mind. One would be that we see Diabaté’s origin story a bit. We know he’s immune. We know he’s in Las Vegas. But we don’t know exactly how or why that happened. Maybe that revelation will add some new context to his story.

Of course, another option is that Carol cooks up something new to try to save Earth and Diabaté is a part of it.

In brief

Pluribus season two is now, finally, in production, and though we have no idea what’s specifically in store for Carol and the alien-infested world around her, an enticing breadcrumb has just been revealed. Carol visited and interacted with him a bit in season one but, as a series regular in season two, it seems likely that role will be expanded. So, what does that tell us about season two?

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Gizmodo. The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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