Creator Dan Erickson weighs in on how the very precise, intricate Lumon-speak conveys the weirdness of it all.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Severance season 2, episode 5 - Trojan Horse. Following last week's brief ORTBO ...

The man was whistling The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a song about the sinking of a real-life ship in 1975 and the death of all its crew. This could be a foreshadowing of death at Lumon Industries ...

First, he loses Burt, the love of his (innie) life. Then, he wakes up in a frozen tundra where nobody believes him about ...

The consequences of Mark’s reintegration—and last episode’s ORTBO—come into the fore. Here’s what happens in season 2, ...

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

Severance master sculptor Penko Platikanov is responsible for the actual sculpted watermelon bust in “Trojan’s Horse.” ...

The episode opens on “the guy” that Felicia told Irving about. The guy who comes from the Exports Hall to make/pick up the deliveries. We never see his face. He’s whistling “The Wreck Of The Edmund ...

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

John Turturro as Irving in Episode 5 of Severance Season 2. Credit - Apple TV+. Warning: This post contains spoilers for ...

After a world-shaking revelation, Lumon's severed workers are more divided than ever in 'Severance' Season 2, Episode 5, ...

Have any other Severance fans out there noticed that Dieter Eagan's name is an anagram of "AI generated"? That, plus other thoughts from our recap of this week's episode, Trojan's Horse.