Season 2 – Severance

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Glenn R. @grpersinger 3d Probably the best season finale I’ve ever seen since the season finale of the first season! See more LABEL 2 5d 寓言性盖过故事性，工作人格以工具之身向往整全之人的不断反抗一步步拆解掉经营者自我正当化、神化的伪装，血溅分离层直截了当的红白冲突坐实了本作无处不在的隐喻。剥离神秘感的负面效果也显而易见，不能说服观众的桥段比比皆是，巧合频发的说理恐怕不会让人有太多回味的欲望。 See more Zaeem H @renitence Dec 11 I’ve never left a review on this site before, even though I’ve used it countless times. But this show hit me so hard that I actually made an account just to talk about it. Honestly, this might be the best show I’ve ever seen. It nails every genre I love: mystery, romance, action, comedy, suspense, even a bit of horror. The plot is insanely well-written and so carefully crafted that I was hooked just trying to see how everything would unfold. Seasons 1 and 2 are straight-up masterpieces. I’ve watched tons of popular, "critically acclaimed" series, but this one resonates with me on a completely different level, and I just needed to show my appreciation. Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Patricia Arquette, John Turturro, Dichen Lachman, Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, and Christopher Walken all deliver phenomenal performances, bringing so much development and depth to their psychologically complex characters. Season 2's finale was such a rollercoaster of emotions and I am looking forward to 3 See more Patricia C Dec 1 Like many others who have commented, I enjoyed season 1, which I found to be clever and engaging (and I don’t usually like anything that even hints of sci/fi). But in season 2, it’s so obvious that the producers and writers were just bucking for an Emmy, making the show as odd, as peculiar as possible—even when there is no basis for these oddities in the plotline—in order to demonstrate how edgy and deep they are. Why did the goatherders have to be so ghoulish? No reason is provided. Even worse, though, are the plot contradictions, which, bizarrely, the writers seem to be unaware of. At the start of season 2, innie Mark has inklings that Ms. Casey is his wife and is determined to look for her, but this kind of just wanes as the season progresses. And wasn’t he reintegrated? That also seemed to evaporate in the final episode. Mark’s sister acts completely out of character toward the end—that’s just lazy writing. The idea that outie Dylan would be enraged that his wife kissed innie Dylan—one and the same person—makes no sense at all. Also lazy writing. This show began with an interesting (and even interestingly plausible) premise, and season 1 slowly and thoughtfully brought us along with it. But in season 2, the storyline veered into the gratuitously absurd, and as a result, became much less interesting. After season 1, I was eager to get to season 2; after season 2, though, I just don’t care anymore. See more Mary M Dec 1 The ending made me feel like I waisted my time on both seasons. See more J.P. B. @Bergeron Nov 29 A tad underwhelming, compared to the first season, until the finale. See more Read all reviews

Severance — Season 2

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