Severance — Season 1 Recap, Courtesy of Lumon | Apple TV+

In Severance, Mark Scout (Adam Scott) leads a team at Lumon Industries, whose employees have undergone a severance procedure, which surgically divides their memories between their work and personal lives. This daring experiment in “work-life balance” is called into question as Mark finds himself at the center of an unraveling mystery that will force him to confront the true nature of his work… and of himself.

In season two, Mark and his friends learn the dire consequences of trifling with the severance barrier, leading them further down a path of woe.

Season 2 reunites its ensemble cast of stars including Emmy Award nominee Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Zach Cherry, Jen Tullock, Michael Chernus, Dichen Lachman, Emmy Award winner John Turturro, Academy Award winner Christopher Walken and Academy and Emmy Award winner Patricia Arquette, and welcomes new series regular Sarah Bock.

Severance is executive produced by Ben Stiller, who also directs five episodes this season in addition to directors Uta Bresiewitz, Sam Donovan and Jessica Lee Gagné. The series is written, created and executive produced by Dan Erickson. Severance season two is also executive produced by John Lesher, Jackie Cohn, Mark Friedman, Beau Willimon, Jordan Tappis, Sam Donovan, Caroline Baron, Richard Schwartz, Nicholas Weinstock. In addition to starring, Adam Scott and Patricia Arquette serve as executive producers. Fifth Season is the studio.

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[AlbinoHammer]

1:32 Irving’s reaction to this is so sad. His moment of righteous anger and grief after Burt’s farewell party is immortalised as this cartoony thing with no added context as to why his anger was righteous (though I do like the Heat Miser reference)

[steffie]

It’s the fact that Keanu Reeves was the voice actor for this. So amazing!

[gabrielangulo]

Their worst nightmare : instead of being fired or released, they are being rewarded, so they feel more trapped at Lumon

[moraes.guilherme]

I'm sure the pineapple bobbing and the mirror room will be great experiences that won't turn out to be terrifying

[mr.balloffur]

Poor Adam Scott, he can't get away from the workplace, claymation, and waffles 😂😂😂😂

[scottxdavid]

This was a subtle and clever way to sneak in a Season 1 recap

[patrickspens]

literally how it works in most of post-french and -american revolution politics. Lionize the rebels, but in a way that is toothless and advantageous towards the power structure they stood against

[GrimmGirll]

dylan’s reaction to himself is killing me. and the water tower talking feels like a tim robinson sketch 💀

[KierEagan]

What a lovely video for my Macrodata Refiners to enjoy!

[craigledger]

There is no better actor to portray the illusion of workplaces than Keanu Reeves. Kudos to him for taking a cameo role just for this!

[SuitWilliams]

After episode 4, the pineapple bobbing takes an entirely different tone

[SilentSageUSA]

2:12 I’ve seen this ten times and I still laugh out loud 😂

[mrowlbert]

Even Claymation Irv is scared of the Mirror Room!

[benw]

Just realised the shot of Helly bobbing for Pineapples is foreshadowing the end of Episode 4. 👀

[BatmanHQYT]

This was so blatantly a threat. They're just showing that they were listening in on everything. It literally begins with "Lumon Is Listening!"

[WilcoBravoSchnauzer]

Am I the only one that thinks this video is not going to be shared with all of Lumon severed staff? The point is mostly to show these people how much of what they did was seen, and and give them a sense of what they look like to others in a way that will make them more self conscious about interacting with other departments.

[samkaranja]

The surest way to tame a prisoner is to make him believe he's free

[ucurum]

Inner Keanu sounds exactly like his outie!

[ejschiro]

0:12 why does this look exactly like the keynote drone shots flying into Apple Park??

[NikOutchcunis]

Literally everything about this show and its marketing is clever. It's astounding.