This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 3 of “Severance,” streaming now on Apple TV+. We found love in a hopeless place? In Season 2, Episode 3 of “Severance,” the innies are kind of all doing their own thing.

John Turturro, Zach Cherry and Britt Lower give their two cents on Miss. Haung. Spoilers for Severance’s Season 2 premiere are ahead! Proceed down the elevator to the severed floor with caution if you aren’t caught up, and watch the show with an Apple TV+ subscription.

The second season of Apple TV+'s Severance keeps exploring who are the outside versions of each Macrodata Refinement worker.

Who is Irving working with? The Hollywood Reporter looks at some of the candidates who have emerged across season two thus far.

As always, Severance answers some questions and raises some new ones in Season 2, Episode 3. From the goat people to Mark’s quest to find out if his wife, Gemma, is still alive, there’s a lot of ground to cover. Spoilers follow.

We know that anyone who's seen Severance season 1 is coming into things already on the edge of their seat (and if you need a refresher on what happened, we've got you covered there too). Apple TV+ is rolling out the red carpet for the new season of its smash hit,

The big highlight is the continuation of Severance Season 2, which premiered on Friday, January 17, 2025. Four new episodes will premiere on Apple TV+ in February, leading up to the final three episodes.

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 immensely satisfying puzzle box series,

Mark's Innie crawls through shit to find Ms. Casey, while his Outie risks it all to see Gemma again in 'Severance' Episode 3, 'Who Is Alive?' [REVIEW]

In the Apple TV+ sci-fi drama, now in its second season, Scott plays a man who has a chip implanted in his brain that allows him to sever his work and home lives. Originally broadcast April 6, 2022.

The hit Apple TV+ sci-fi series “Severance” is constructed in the manner of a classic serialized puzzle-box story, a la “Lost,” “True Detective,” “Westworld,” “Yellowjackets” and so on. It has

That’s a scene where you had a difficulty keeping a straight face, because the baby goats wouldn’t stop trying to eat our clothing,” said Adam Scott.