While Adam Scott is on a new show these days with Severance, it’s certainly hard to follow up on what is considered as one the best sitcoms of all time. Scott was of course Ben Wyatt in Parks And Recreation,

Apple TV's Severance—now in its second season—has launched star Adam Scott into the spotlight. Here are some of the actor's other great roles.

Read the recent PGA news and rumors about Adam Scott for fantasy golf. Adam Scott has played just one PGA Tour event in 2025,

Love Island's Scott Thomas found himself in the middle of villa drama in last night's episode - and now his twin Adam Scott has called for him to leave the show

Meyers joked that Scott's nose was bleeding because he hadn't paid his drug dealer, who then knocked him into the wall repeatedly. "So I was just, I was just sort of overcompensating and making way too many cocaine jokes," Scott said. "Trying to reassure everyone that it wasn't cocaine."

"When there's an actor who has a nose that will not stop bleeding, obviously, it's cocaine, right? We all know this," the actor said of his injury

Park & Recreation is one of the most loved series of all time and the fans surely need a reason to watch that again and again. But it appears that actor, Adam Scott who also starred in it, has his own reasons for not watching the show.

Marleen Moise/Getty Images Adam Scott is reminiscing about his time in Pawnee. In a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast to promote season 2 of Severance, Scott spoke about his time acting as Ben Wyatt,

Visitors will have a chance to get a close-up look at the project and watch archaeologists on site starting around March.

Topping streaming charts in Canada for the second straight week is psychological thriller television series Severance -- starring Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Patricia Arquette and John Turturro, among others -- which is available now on Apple TV+.

The first two episodes of Severance season 2 are now available to stream on Apple TV Plus. There'll be 10 episodes this season, which will be released on a weekly basis every Friday — likely leaving viewers on the edge of their seats in between airings.