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Vince Gilligan Wins First Individual Emmy For ‘Pluribus’, Says “There’s Nothing Weirder Than Our Current Reality”
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.
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Vince Gilligan received his first individual Emmy after nearly three decades since his 1997 nomination for the “Memento Mori” episode of The X‑Files. On Monday, he won the Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series award for the opening episode of his newest series. The win marks his first statuette bearing his name.
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