Mentions (15)
"Didn't watch Severence. Didn't watch Succession. Just felt the need to brag."
"Latinos make up around 20% of the US population now, but when you watch almost any popular TV show, like Severance, Reacher, Stranger Things, etc., you'd be hard-pressed to find a single Latino with a speaking role."
""You would LOVE severance! The second season wasn't as good but it's the most mind-blowing writing I've ever seen! It's totally worth the AppleTV subscription!""
"I feel like exploring the idea of Mark experiencing this tragedy and making the monstrous, irreversible (or not) decision to sever himself seems much more interesting than his wife being secretly alive in some weird experiment. And this last episode where apparently the whole kier thing is basically"
"There's a vacuum in television these days, left by the absence of shows like Mad Men and The Wire. And it seems to have lead to overstating the greatness of newer series in an attempt to claim television is still as strong as it was 10 years ago. It's not. Enter Severance. A show that is getting all"
"It's always 'shana tova! you getting together with family this year?' and never 'want to come over and watch severance?'"
"There's no meaningful reason why the Joker movies look like the 70s or that Severance looks like the 80s."
"The only one I liked was Apple TV+ but even with it there was only a handful of series I actually ended up watching, severance, slow horses and a bit of for all mankind and bad sisters."
"The guy who packs the trucks says it's like Severance; he can hear voices occasionally and they see him but he sees nobody all day."
"The bar for Tv Shows being considered great is so low right now. I watched some series of the last year which were acclaimed — The Last of Us, Severance and The White Lotus — and they all seemed bland to me."
"Severance is a great example of a TV show that has an interesting premise, but shitty writers."
"Any recommendations on recent books you've enjoyed? A few I've liked are: *Severance* - Ling Ma"
"its pretty good but "best show ive ever seen"? thats insane. or am I missing something? and why are they always talking with food in their mouth its disgusting"
"The character of Dylan is uniquely positioned amongst the rest of the ensemble, being the only one who has a NORMAL family and home life, to provide the show with emotional depth and INSIGHT into the question of work life balance. When his wife visits his 'innie' at work Dylan's 'innie' is awestruck"
"The guy who packs the trucks says it's like Severance; he can hear voices occasionally and they see him but he sees nobody all day."