After Breaking Bad‘s brilliant prequel series Better Call Saul was nominated for — and lost! — 53 Emmys in an infuriating shutout, creator Vince Gilligan and star Rhea Seehorn finally took home the gold at the 78th Emmy Awards for their new prestige series, Pluribus.

The acclaimed Apple TV show that imagines a world in which happiness spreads like a virus, forcing all but a few mysteriously immune people like Carol Sturka (Seehorn) into a hive mind, received a whopping 18 Emmy nominations and took home everything from Gilligan’s first individual win for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series to Seehorn’s first win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.

So if you have yet to see Pluribus — one of the most unique, talked-about, award-worthy series of the year — now is the perfect time to catch up!

DECIDER has been rooting for Pluribus from Day 1, when we said, “in a world ripe with reboots, remakes, and spinoffs, it feels unlike anything else on television — in the best way possible.” In addition to Seehorn, we’ve also shouted out brilliant performances from cast members Karolina Wydra, Carlos-Manuel Vesga, Samba Schutte, and Jeff Hiller.

So what is Pluribus about? How many Emmys did Pluribus win? Where is Pluribus streaming? Can you watch Pluribus for free? Who’s in the Pluribus cast? And will there be a Pluribus Season 2? Read on for everything to know about your soon-to-be TV obsession.

Pluribus Plot: What Is Pluribus About?

Want the lowdown on Pluribus before you watch? You can read Decider’s Season 1 review for the full breakdown. And here’s an excerpt that summarizes the plot:

“Flawed and reluctant, but a well-meaning hero nonetheless, Seehorn’s Carol is a bestselling author of the Winds of Wycaro romance series. Professionally, she’s thriving, but she’s emotionally unfulfilled by her job, has an unhealthy relationship with alcohol, and feels the need to hide crucial parts of herself from readers. Pluribus dubs her the most miserable person on Earth, and when the world changes in unprecedented ways, she makes it her mission to save others from happiness. Along the way, Gilligan and team challenge us to examine the dystopic costs of pursuing a utopia.”

The title and several key concepts explored in Pluribus were inspired by America’s motto, “E pluribus unum,” which translates to “Out of many, one” in Latin. So pluribus means “many,” and just as the motto envisions all states and people from the country coming together as one united nation, Pluribus sees almost everyone in the world come together through a shared happiness hive mind.

Pluribus Emmys Count: How Many Emmys Did Pluribus Win?

Pluribus took home six wins at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards and Monday’s Primetime ceremony:

• Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music
• Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Or Drama Series (One Hour)
• Outstanding Picture Editing For A Drama Series
• Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour Or More)
• Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series
• Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series

Where To Watch Pluribus: Apple TV Subscription Info

Want to dive into the Emmy-winning series Pluribus? Head to Apple TV to start streaming.

Apple TV comes with a seven-day free trial for new subscribers and has just one ad-free streaming plan available for $14.99/month.

A bundle with Apple TV and Peacock is also available starting at $14.99/month.

How To Watch Pluribus For Free:

As noted above, Apple TV offers a seven-day free trial to new subscribers, so if you plan your Pluribus binge accordingly, you can watch for free — though I highly recommend keeping your Apple TV subscription active and checking out some other personal faves, like Widow’s Bay, Severance, Slow Horses, Shrinking, Ted Lasso, Silo, and more.

Is Pluribus on Netflix?

Nope! Since Pluribus is an Apple TV original series, you’ll have to subscribe to the platform to watch Season 1.

Pluribus Cast Info:

Curious who stars in the Pluribus cast? The genre-bending Apple TV series features talented actors from popular TV series, including Better Call Saul, Sneaky Pete, Younger, Somebody Somewhere, Our Flag Means Death, and more. Here are some core cast members/characters you’ll meet:

• Rhea Seehorn as Carol Sturka
• Karolina Wydra as Zosia
• Carlos-Manuel Vesga as Manousos
• Miriam Shor as Helen
• Samba Schutte as Mr. Diabaté
• Jeff Hiller as Larry

Pluribus Trailer:

Want your first look at Pluribus? Check out the compelling trailer below!

Will There Be a Season 2 of Pluribus?

You bet! In case you didn’t know, Pluribus Season 2 is already a go. In fact, the series was picked up for a second season before Season 1 even premiered. A smart move, considering the series is now the most-watched drama in Apple TV history!