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The first season of Severance walked the line between science-fiction thriller and Office Space-like satire.
Showrunner Dan Erickson and actor Patricia Arquette say the influence of stories about cults on season 2 was intentional.
Erickson : "There’s this weird gray zone between a cult and a company, or any system of power".
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