Currently, season two is scoring even higher than season one on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes, with a Certified Fresh score of 100% from 40 critics' reviews, against season one's 97% from 116 reviews.

In Season 2, the show gets weirder and wilder. Each scene crackles with tension since you never know what will happen next, and anything is possible. Some plot questions get answered while others get raised — and yes, there’s more goat stuff. Viewers who found Season 1 too strange likely won’t be won over as Season 2 goes further.

Our introduction to the concept of 'innies' and 'outies'. The disturbing revelation happens early in the first episode, where a new worker called Helly (Britt Lower) wakes up in a conference room with no memory of who or where she is. After failing to escape, she's shown an orientation video revealing she's undergone the 'severance' procedure.

The Ben Stiller-backed paranoid thriller deepens its exploration of consciousness in and out of the office The post ‘Severance’ Season 2 Review: Apple TV+ Drama Exceeds Herculean Expectations After a Long Wait appeared first on TheWrap.

If you feel like you’ve had your memory surgically wiped since you last saw Severance, it’s understandable. It’s been nearly three years since the Apple TV+ sci-fi series first burst onto the scene with one of the most thrillingly original concepts in years.