tuned in to that twilight zone episode and oh my fucking god #severance https://t.co/Rhnltad4ax pic.twitter.com/PZXdJojUpa
— agos SEVERANCE SPOILERS (@halbrandthinker) March 13, 2025
The Severance love triangle I really care about pic.twitter.com/9fPnmK2xio
— Tom Zohar (@TomZohar) March 14, 2025
It is 76 minutes
— Ben Stiller (@BenStiller) March 14, 2025
the beginning and the end #severance pic.twitter.com/0cR8fEn2Hj
— Sarah Rowan ⋆·˚ ༘ * (@Lightenerrthang) March 14, 2025
TCTTS said:It is 76 minutes
— Ben Stiller (@BenStiller) March 14, 2025
There's just something unsettling and tragic about the Dylan situation. It's him, but it's not.FightinTexasAg15 said:
Lol the quips this episode were great
"Sorry, the wind was whistling over the hole in the back of your skull, so I didn't quite get that".
"Oh my god so good, my wife is being held at Lumon and I just had brain surgery in my basement. How are you?"
"To put that monosyllabically: 'It's not my fault what Mark Scout does when he's not at work. It's yours.'"
The Dylan scenes were sad. He even cut up one of his treasured finger traps to make that ring! So many throuples in the show!
Deeply unsettling vibes from the starting egg scene to the end with Cobel looking evil in the firelight. I wasn't part of the "Devon is Lumen theory", but there was definitely a look between them at the end
FightinTexasAg15 said:
Lol the quips this episode were great
"Oh my god so good, my wife is being held at Lumon and I just had brain surgery in my basement. How are you?"
BQRyno said:
Also since he wanted to quit already, it's not like innie Dylan even needs to unilaterally quit. If he says he wants to quit AND outie Dylan already wanted to quit, easy peasy. What I think will happen is they'll convince outie Dylan not to quit because they need Mark to cooperate. Then innie Dylan will keep showing up regardless of what he wants. They'll just tell him his outie rejected his request.
MW03 said:
(1) They want a master chip that can isolate everything without any bleed over, no matter the trauma.
(2) All they have left to test is whether the death of one consciousness kills the other consciousnesses, and if so, is there any bleed over.
MW03 said:
I'm having trouble connecting all of this to the Kier mythology though. I don't really see them as being profit-driven; it seems more like it's a religiousy pursuit. Is it possible they want a truly severed vessel with no remaining vestiges of the real personality that they can put Kier's consciousness into or something? Have a Kier second-coming?