That's the question producers Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson face in Season 2 of Apple's "Severance ... sensory overload and bright blue and white lights. Episode 2 picks up the story from the ...

Why did Tim think he was funny? Well, a cool thing happens in 8th grade when the cool kid makes a joke — even a lame joke — the other kids laugh. The masses laughing at Tim’s bad jokes never bothered ...

The Season 2 title sequence of Severance delves deeper into symbolism and may offer clues about Lumon Industries and Mark S.

W atching Severance’s title sequence is like being swaddled by a night terror — in a good way. When the series debuted in 2022, there was real pleasure in the distinctive feel ...

(Six episodes) The return of Ben Stiller's dazzling dystopian thriller ... in 2017. On the face of it, the show could have been a simple whodunnit about the murder of beauty queen Laura Palmer ...

That picture saw him scowling at the camera and some social media users compared it to Ben Stiller’s “Blue Steel” look ... “It’s not the sort of face you’d like to see staring at ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Season 2 of Apple TV+’s Severance. Severance’s main title sequence — much like page 197 of Dr. Ricken Hale’s “The You You Are” — ...

There's something genuine in what Helena experiences,” Lower says of this week's Severance. “It rattles her for the rest of the season. That's all I'll say.” ...

Shows that try their hand at mystery-box storytelling would do well to follow the example set by this episode.

Severance' creator Dan Erickson breaks down Season 2, Episode 1, including Helly's lie, that Gemma tease and the new child ...

Sequels are hard and often disappointing. There are the rare exceptions, when a sequel is somehow even better. Empire Strikes Back, Paddington 2, Road Warrior. Far more often, they leave us ...