That Time Jonathan Scott ‘Accidentally’ Touched John Stamos’ Hair During A Celebrity IOU Renovation (And Was Absolutely Terrified)

Over the years, the brothers have welcomed many celebrities onto their show, Celebrity IOU, and have shared heartwarming moments behind the scenes. They’ve seen stars like Halle Berry moved to tears and witnessed Kevin Hart’s kind act towards someone who supported him. There have also been plenty of funny stories, such as playfully teasing Anthony Anderson’s loud reaction. One particularly amusing story involves Jonathan Scott and John Stamos’ hair – Stamos appeared on the show to renovate the home of his close friend, Ken. Jonathan recently told TV Insider:

Pluribus Episode 9 Ending: Carol’s Return & Manousos’ 8613 Discovery

As a big fan of the show, I noticed something really interesting about Carol. Leading up to Manousos’ arrival in the finale, she just seemed to…settle. Her loneliness really got to her, and she started longing for Zosia again. It was a shock, then, to see her side with the Others in the final episode! It felt like she abandoned her earlier, strong feelings against them and even agreed with Manousos’ way of thinking, which was totally unexpected.

Pluribus Just Revealed Its Darkest Lore Twist (& It Was Hidden in a Single Line)

The first season of Pluribus ends with Carol Sturka realizing she’s been living in a fantasy with her new partner, Zosia. Carol figures out that no matter how firmly she refuses to join Zosia’s group, they’ll always find a way around her objections. The method Zosia and the others are using to try and convert Carol was actually hinted at way back in Season 1, Episode 3, “Grenade,” within a single line of dialogue revealing details about Carol’s history.

Vince Gilligan Would Prefer You Explain Pluribus to Him

With his new Apple TV show, Pluribus, creator Dan Gilligan is trying something different. The show—a unique, end-of-the-world story about a woman trying to save humanity from a strangely cheerful virus that connects everyone’s minds—is full of possible meanings. It’s the kind of show that invites deep analysis: the main character, Carol Sturka (played by Rhea Seehorn), could be seen as a symbol of grief, loneliness in the digital age, humanity versus AI, or even depression—and the possibilities don’t stop there. Gilligan intentionally avoids providing easy answers. He wants viewers to interpret Pluribus in whatever way resonates with them. He’s thrilled when people share their own unique understandings of the show, often discovering interpretations he hadn’t even considered.

7 Other Questions for Pluribus Season Two

Watching Pluribus is initially confusing – it’s hard to figure out what the show is truly about. Then, you start to notice Rhea Seehorn’s incredible range of emotions, and you wonder how many different ways she can express longing and disgust. Finally, you’re left wondering where the story about Carol Sturka and the Others is headed. While the cliffhanger bomb from the first season finale creates a lot of mystery, even bigger questions emerge when thinking about the second season – questions about the powerful entity that gave Carol the weapon and what its motives are.

Pluribus Season-Finale Recap: The Last Temptation of Carol

What makes the story of Pluribus interesting is that it’s an alien invasion story without traditional aliens or an invasion, as we typically think of it. The transforming force, referred to as “the Others,” doesn’t physically alter people like in Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Instead, it’s a subtle, almost undetectable signal or virus. After the initial shock of nearly everyone on Earth becoming part of a single, unified consciousness – all wearing the same serene smile – it’s difficult to see the Others as malicious or even as outsiders. They’re actually quite friendly, fulfilling desires and offering a vision of a peaceful, harmonious world, even if it can’t last. Essentially, they present a compelling case – who wouldn’t want happiness?

Hulu Went Above And Beyond For Kumail Nanjiani’s New Comedy Special, And It’s So Lovely To See

The lovely bit of trivia was posted this week on Instagram by Emily V. Gordon, who is Nanjiani’s wife in addition to being credited as an executive producer on Night Thoughts. In the social media post, she offers gratitude and appreciation to the folks at Hulu for a kindness that they extended to the couple in the development of the stand-up special – which was instigated by the sad passing of Bagel earlier this year. In a series of images with text, Gordon wrote,

Landman Star Had An A+ Reaction To Working With The Cast, But I Loved Sam Elliott’s Response Even More

Jordan has experience working on several Sheridan productions, including Mayor of Kingstown, 1883, Yellowstone, and Lioness, as well as Landman. This has given him the chance to work with well-known actors like Jeremy Renner, Kevin Costner, Nicole Kidman, and Zoe Saldaña. However, he recently shared that acting alongside Timoth Thornton and Elliott in a season of Landman was particularly impactful, as he discussed in a Paramount+ video.