Kier Eagan, founder of Lumon Industries in Severance, shaped its culture and ethics. This article explores his history, ...
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Soap Central on MSNWhy was Helena posing as Helly in Severance Season 2? Details exploredSeverance Season 2 Episode 4 has delivered one of the most shocking twists about Britt Lower's Helena Eagen aka Helly.
"Severance" production designer Jeremy Hindle breaks down the outdoor retreat episode, including the harsh weather conditions ...
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Winter Is Coming on MSNSeverance director was "surprised" how many fans figured out the big twist beforehandThe newest episode of Severance, "Woe's Hollow," ended with a revelation fans had been expecting ever since the season ...
Dan Erickson dishes on the two big moments within "Woe's Hollow" and how they'll shape the rest of Severance's second season.
Ahead of the Apple TV+'s second season finale, pick up these tees, coffee mugs, totes more gear to show your love for one of ...
Lumon aims to leverage Ricken's book to control and manipulate Innies, seeking advantage in their self-discovery journey.
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‘Severance’ Season 2 Tackles Race — in the Most Lumon Way PossibleSeason 2, Episode 3 features one such flourish on the surface, but it’s a tiny detail that adds immense complexity. Upon his ...
Season 2 of Severance keeps giving fans new puzzle pieces, but the origins of the name Gemma might be the key to putting it ...
Spoilers are out on a corporate retreat for Severance Season 2, Episode 4, so be warned if you haven’t yet watched with an ...
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Soap Central on MSNWhat does the dead seal in Severance Season 2 Episode 4 signify? Speculations exploredIn Season 2 Episode 4 of Severance Mark hides Petey's phone after checking all the information while Helly gets to know about the map that Mark has that initiates a debate between the team members.
The Season 2 title sequence of Severance delves deeper into symbolism and may offer clues about Lumon Industries and Mark S.
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