where Burt (Christopher Walken) sends Outie Irving away on a train to flee Lumon. Irving is completely absent from the season finale. Turturro has been absent from multiple “Severance” press ...

So, the Severance Season 2 finale came ... That’s my biggest fear – that Irving was too kind and really believed all of Burt’s words, and secretly, this is all a trap that will lead to ...

What is the broader purpose of severance? The existence of a severed ... You are not.” Burt sends Irving off with a one-way train ticket to an undetermined destination. It’s seen as an act ...

After a spectacular first season, Severance managed to top itself with these ten mind-blowing moments from its second season ...

The "Severance" Season 2 finale answered some questions while posing many more. Here are the biggest ones left unanswered ...

Created by Dan Erickson and starring Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Jen Tullock, and others, Severance is a sci-fi psychological ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers about Severance Season 2. What happens next? Severance's Season 2 finale answers some ...

Here's what we're hoping to find out in "Severance" season 3: Where is Irving? Last we saw Irving, Burt had sent him off on a train to a destination unknown. It's unclear if we'll ever see him ...

Christopher Walken as Irving's love interest Burt G., Dichen Lachman as Mark's missing wife Gemma and many, many more awesome performers). Season 3 of Severance is available upon request.

“Severance” follows a team of Lumon Industries ... It’s wrenching to watch the outie versions of Irving and Burt, two severed Lumon employees whose innie versions formed a romantic ...

L-R: John Turturro and Christopher Walken in ‘Severance’ Season 2 Courtesy of Apple TV+ Irving and Burt’s innies met at Lumon on the Severed floor where Burt worked in Optics & Design for ...

The stage is set for the greater public to question what Lumon does and whether severance should be outlawed. Outie Irving's current location at Burt's house should result in an interesting and ...