Severance's Underground Office Adventure
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'Severance' is off-putting, but there’s not much comfort to be found once the 'innies' transform into their 'outties'
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Much of Severance season one took place inside the Lumon Industries building, specifically the underground “severed” floor where the main characters work.
The Lumon that we see is populated mostly by people who’ve chosen to undergo a procedure that creates a completely separate identity for them.
However, there’s not much comfort to be found once the “innies” transform into their “outties” and head home at the end of the day .
Season two of "Severance" premieres on Apple TV on Friday .
The new season takes place entirely inside Lumon with innie Mark .
In the premiere, we learn that Lumon has powerful allies in the government, including a state senator whose wife undergoes the procedure so she can give birth and not remember it.
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