Vince Gilligan Wins First Individual Emmy For ‘Pluribus’, Says “There’s Nothing Weirder Than Our Current Reality”

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What happened

Almost three decades after Vince Gilligan landed his first individual Emmy nomination for writing the “Memento Mori” episode of Fox’s The X-Files in 1997, he is finally getting a statuette with his name on it.

Key facts

  • Almost three decades after Vince Gilligan landed his first individual Emmy nomination for writing the “Memento Mori” episode of Fox’s The X-Files in 1997, he is finally getting a statuette with his name on it.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:25:46 UTC.

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