If you thought Severance had already exhausted the whole “Lumon office parties are really weird and depressing” bit, you were wrong.

The Helly is out of the bag. Now Lumon’s severed employees are dealing with the fallout of finding out they had an Eagan mole in their midst. How did Severance handle that in season two’s fifth ...

Mountain Vista stands alone atop the 6A/5A Continental boys basketball standings at 7-0, with all seven wins coming in ...

If you ask me, the title of the newest Severance Episode — Who is Alive?, the third episode in the Apple TV+ show’s second season — could just as easily have been something like Hey there ...

But if it went anything like everything else on this show goes, the process would take several painstaking steps over several hour-long episodes, during which time any number of other pathways ...

As always, Severance answers some questions and raises some new ones in Season 2, Episode 3. From the goat people to Mark’s quest to find out if his wife, Gemma, is still alive, there’s a lot ...

Episode three of Severance‘s second season “Marked” a big moment for the department chief of Macrodata Refinement. In “Who Is Alive?” Mark made a major decision that has completely ...

Season 2 episode 3 of Severance, Who Is Alive?, gets its name from Mark's desperate plan. In short, he wants to find out if his wife is alive, and to do that, he resorts to a creative yet slightly ...

After two weeks spent exclusively on the inside and then the outside of Lumon HQ, Episode 3 returns to ... as Reghabi “confirms” she saw Gemma alive on the severed floor, Mark’s reluctance ...

Perhaps most importantly, we know Mark has some power. He continues to push back against Lumon in his own way throughout “Who is Alive?” the third episode of Season 2. However, can Severance continue ...

Like Harmony Cobel at multiple points in this episode, Severance stomped its foot ... like it was heading that way for most of “Who Is Alive,” which was primarily devoted to slow-burning ...

In the aftermath of The Young and the Restless’ Ian (Ray Wise) shooting Victor (Eric Braeden) and The Mustache returning the favor, one thing became crystal clear by the end of the episode ...