Helly takes the stage and speaks about the horrors the Innies are enduring to a crowd of stunned watchers, Irving decides to bang on Burt’s door anyway, and Mark discovers his dead wife, Gemma, is actually Ms Casey, rushing and screaming to his sister “She’s alive”... just as the connection is lost.

It’s finally time to Return To Office! It’s been nearly three years since fans of Dan Erickson’s Apple TV+ series watched Irving (John Turturro) bang on Burt’s (Christopher Walken) door, Helly (Britt Lower) tell a roomful of gala guests that innies are miserable prisoners,

The Apple TV+ workplace drama deepens the lore, explores the Innie-Outie conundrum, and fully establishes itself as the series to beat right now.

The promotional stunt comes ahead of the highly anticipated release of new episodes. Here's how and when to tune in.

The lines between selfhood and servitude blur to unsettling extremes in the labyrinthine corridors of Severance.

Taking the idea of work-life balance to extremes, the sardonic and surrealist thriller “Severance” on Apple TV+ envisions a dystopian corporate world in which employees of a company called Lumon Industries have a chip implanted in their brains that severs their memory in two.

See at Roku Channel. Right now, you can watch all nine episodes of Severance season 1 on the Roku Channel, from the premiere episode (The Good News About Hell) to the season final

Severance season 2 is finally back after three years, and it was well worth the wait. The Apple TV+ workplace drama—which explores an alternate reality where one can physically separate their personal life from their work life—successfully builds upon the first season while recapturing the thrilling twists of its memorable season 1 finale.