WHAT IT'S ABOUT Albuquerque bestselling novelist Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn, "Better Call Saul") is just back in town from a promotional tour when the unthinkable happens — the entire population of planet earth has been turned into automatons, each person able to share the thoughts of everyone else. Not everyone survives this apocalypse, including Carol's wife, Helen (Miriam Shor) but otherwise, these billions of Stepford wives (and husbands) seem friendly enough, also well-meaning and even happy. They also want Carol to become one of them. Exactly 11 people have not changed, however. A disparate lot, these include a Mauritanian playboy (Samba Schutte, "Our Flag Means Death") and a freaked-out guy in Paraguay (Carlos-Manuel Vesga, "The Hijacking of Flight 601”). Carol decides to recruit t

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