Endless hallways. Distant departments. The hit show is filmed at Bell Labs, an office complex in New Jersey that’s just as ...

If the joke of Severance is that modern corporations act like cults, then it makes sense that Lumon Industries is led by what ...

The team says goodbye to a colleague in the most awkward, 'Severance'-y manner imaginable, in an episode that bites off more ...

The only thing we know so far is that they refine a cluster of numbers into different groups of four based on their feelings, which makes zero sense. The goat lady and the goat room hinted that Lumon ...

Severance season 2, episode 5, "Trojan's Horse," featured a whole lot of big revelations, but it also raised some new questions.

Lumon aims to leverage Ricken's book to control and manipulate Innies, seeking advantage in their self-discovery journey.

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Severance creator Dan Erickson explains why Lumon lies about the time that the Innie’s have been absent between seasons.

"Severance" Season 2 is hammering home the importance of Mark working on completing the Cold Harbor file, but what exactly is it?

Severance theory suggests this character may secretly work for Lumon and that Mark's life isn't what it seems.

Milchick tells a tale about the Grakappan in Severance Season 2 Episode 5, ‘Trojan’s Horse’, but is it based on a true story?

The creators of "Severance" have been crafting an even more intricate labyrinth of secrets, lies, and Lumon founder Kier Egan ...