"Severance" is now back for its highly anticipated second season on Apple TV+. It goes deeper into the shadowy corporation of Lumon, the life and death mysteries and the romances driving the plot.

Streaming on: Peacock "Severance" is finally back for season two. In the jaw-dropping season one finale, Mark Scout (Adam Scott) and his fellow innies at Lumon Industries stage a rebellion that ...

Lumon Industries’ dubious corporate culture has done little to instill trust in Severance fans over the series’ grueling three-year hiatus, with a popular conspiracy theory quickly surfacing ...

“Severance” returns for Season 2 on Apple ... who is in line to be a Lumon CEO. This makes Helly her own worst enemy, since she loathes working there. Irving also learned that his office ...

"Severance" season one was a workplace satire like no other — and after a three year wait, the ambitious Apple TV+ series is finally back. The show follows a group of employees who work at the ...

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If this is the only time either of them ever appear on Severance, we won’t complain. Keanu Reeves as the voice of the Lumon building is better than no Keanu Reeves at all. But we’re also ...

"This sounds like what Lumon would be doing in a super boring version of Severance," said Scott, who plays Mark. Arquette, who plays Harmony, was more precise: "You are very far off and wrong." ...

But in Season 2, “Severance” secretly added one more mega-famous name to its list of employees. Wondering who voiced the Lumon building in the first episode of this new season? Here’s what you need to ...

After the events of Severance season 1, innie Mark awakens within the familiar corridors of Lumon. He goes running through a maze of corridors to find the wellness center, where Ms. Casey/Gemma ...

In the stark white walls of Lumon, are the possibilities really limitless? At a certain point, does "Severance" just get too weird to be good? Catch up on Season 1 with our recap:What you need to ...