Adam Scott stars in the Ben Stiller-produced series about employees of a corporation who've undergone a procedure to separate their work memories from the rest of their lives.

There were reasons to worry about a "Severance" sophomore slump. Foremost, the Ben Stiller-backed, 2022 Apple TV+ series was such a brilliantly realized paranoid thriller/sci-fi satire of the work-life balance illusion -- recreating its first season magic would be a herculean task under the best circumstances.

The three-year wait is over as Severance returns to Apple TV+ for its sophomore season later this month. While many shows would suffer from a long hiatus, Severance Season 2 is not one of those programs,

Severance Season 2 is deep dark understanding about companies exploit people, but also why we willingly turn ourselves over. The post REVIEW: ‘Severance’ Season 2 Is Dystopian Excess And Excellence appeared first on But Why Tho?

It's impressive how quickly Severance throws the viewer back into the action. We don't know — at first, anyway — how much time has passed since the innies staged their prison break in the Season 1 finale,

The cat (or should we say, 'goat'?) was well and truly let out of the bag in the finale of Severance season 1, as our favorite innies managed to awaken their consciousnesses outside of MDR's office and a whole bunch of bombshells were dropped;