The Break Room in Severance is a place that's both mysterious and unnerving. You might think it is just a spot for employees to unwind, but it is a scary part of the show.

Lumon Industries has always had a sinister grip on its employees, but Severance fans have long speculated that the company’s influence stretches far beyond the walls of its headquarters.

Disclaimer: Severance spoilers and theories ahead! Peter "Petey" Kilmer used to work at Lumon Industries as a Macrodata ...

The mid-century architecture, the vast symmetrical spaces and the sterile, corporate atmosphere all remain intact — making it feel like Lumon Industries could be operating just below the surface.

This companion story and tell-all is told from the perspective of a severed Lumon Industries employee Margaret “Peg” Kincaid, who discovers some of the dark truths about her employer.

The Season 2 title sequence of Severance delves deeper into symbolism and may offer clues about Lumon Industries and Mark S. The imagery of the balloon heads and brain in the title sequence hints ...

(Christopher Walken) in Season 1, his tender romance with Irving B. (John Turturro) demonstrated how Lumon Industries actively prevents its severed workers from forming meaningful human connections.

“Severance: The Lexington Letter,” published by Apple Books. This companion story and tell-all is told from the perspective of a severed Lumon Industries employee, Margaret “Peg” Kincaid, who ...

Lumon Industries, and other characters. And for fans of the production itself, a companion podcast with creator Ben Stiller and star Adam Scott delves into the nuts and bolts of how scenes were ...