The cast of 'Severance' looks back on the series' provocative and moving sophomore run — and the pressures of the three-year hiatus between seasons.

Severance, Apple TV+'s darkly funny dystopian thriller about workers at a sinister tech company, finally returns for Season 2 ...

The series, which returned for season 2 on Jan. 17, is named after the fictional severance procedure in which employees of the company Lumon receive a chip implant to separate their work selves ...

Season 1 of "Severance" ended on a cliffhanger in 2022. Mark gets promoted to Department Head after his coworker Petey’s (Yul Vazquez) abrupt departure from the company.

Real-life workers have been dissatisfied for years. As the second season of “Severance” draws to a close, we look at how the Apple TV+ hit highlights our problems with corporate life.

As of Severance‘s Season 2 finale day, March 20, Apple TV+ had yet to officially renew the acclaimed workplace thriller for a third season.But praise Kier! A third season was announced on Friday ...

The season 2 finale provided some answers to what's going on at Lumon — and brought up more questions. Here's what we know about "Severance" season 3.

After some damage control, the company attempts to restore the status quo for Mark (Adam Scott), Helly (Britt Lower), Dylan ... “Severance” Season 2 — 2.5 stars (out of 4) Where to watch ...

Praise Kier! “Severance” has been renewed for Season 3. The news comes the day after the Season 2 finale of the Apple TV+ workplace thriller. What started as a niche sci-fi mystery with a cult ...

NOTE: This piece discusses the Season 2 finale of “Severance” in great detail. Read no further if you haven’t watched it yet but plan to. Are you angry at “Severance” right now? If you ...

A whole lot happens in the Severance Season Two finale, which we recapped here. Most notably, Innie and Outie Mark did a team-up of sorts to liberate Outie Mark’s wife Gemma from her ...

The popularity of this season of “Severance” points to a shift not just in television, but in our society: People aren’t just laughing at corporate culture anymore, they’re pushing back ...