Another workday, another mystery—episode 3 of Severance’s second season, “Who is Alive?” sees Mark (Adam Scott) and Helly (Britt Lower) return to the goat room, prompting more questions.

The book is what inspires the innies in Severance Season 1 to pursue the overtime contingency and open the eyes of the world outside to what's really going on at Lumon, hoping to get out of there ...

As I watched them do puzzles and progress, room by room, through the mystery of their existence, I couldn’t avoid thinking about the pleasures and frustrations of the escape room. Severance is an ...

“The You You Are,” the revolutionary self-help book in “Severance” that motivates the innies to liberate themselves from the confines of Lumon, is now available for your outie to rea ...

SEE ALSO: I went to the 'Severance' pop-up in Grand Central. It was wild. Sounds like this is Lumon in crisis management mode following the events of the Season 1 finale. Ricken goes on to say ...

Happily, they could. Premiering in mid-January with new installments each Friday, Severance’s latest iteration is unquestionably the winter’s appointment viewing, a beautifully executed encore ...

This article contains spoilers for Severance season 2 episode 3. The long wait between seasons for sci-fi thriller Severance created a sense of urgency among viewers to get back up to date.

Spoilers ahead for “Severance” Season 2, Episode 3. If there is a defining scene in “Severance,” it likely belongs to Adam Scott. The image of Scott’s Mark S. twitching in an elevator as ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. The third episode of Severance season 2 offers new insight ...

After two weeks spent exclusively on the inside and then the outside of Lumon HQ, Episode 3 returns to “Severance‘s” traditional half-Innie, half-Outie storytelling model — and it’s ...

If you ask me, the title of the newest Severance Episode — Who is Alive?, the third episode in the Apple TV+ show’s second season — could just as easily have been something like Hey there ...

Every “Severance” viewer already knows this, but it bears repeating: Lumon Industries is weird as hell. A lot of the weirdness is rooted in the work, which is mysterious and important ...