Better Call Saul Star Officially Breaks Emmy Curse With 2026 Win
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Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn has repeatedly been snubbed at the Emmys, but she finally broke the curse with her 2026 win. Seehorn's breakout role was in the Breaking Bad spinoff, created by Vince Gilligan. Despite giving a phenomenal performance, the Emmys failed to nominate her for the first five years, a snub that stung for fans.
Seehorn got her first Emmy nomination in 2022 for the final season, but she didn't win. Now, she is finally seeing her just desserts for another Vince Gilligan TV show. The actress won the Emmy for Best Lead Actress in a Drama for the Apple TV+ hit sci-fi series Pluribus.
Rhea Seehorn's 2026 Emmy Win For Pluribus Was Inevitable
Rhea Seehorn was incredible in Better Call Saul, and she deserved to get accolades for it. However, it feels appropriate that she got her first Emmy for Pluribus, as she gives a career-defining performance. She anchors Vince Gilligan's unconventional post-apocalyptic TV show, which became an instant hit after its release.
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