It was revealed during season 1 of “Severance” that Gemma died in a car accident. While it’s possible that Lumon faked Gemma’s death so she could be employed full-time on the severed floor as Ms. Casey, another theory is that Lumon somehow resurrected Gemma.

What does "Cold Harbor" mean, and is Helly lying? The Hollywood Reporter dives into the Apple TV+ thriller's second season return.

Note: This post contains spoilers for Severance Season 2, Episode 1, "Hello, Ms. Cobel." If you haven't watched it yet, keep this tab open and come back once you're done. After what felt like an infinite wait,

Severance is finally back after a nearly three-year wait, and with it, three years of a pent-up desire for feverish theorizing. The Apple TV+ sci-fi thriller follows a group of employees who’ve surgically separated their professional selves from their personal ones—the concept of work-life balance taken to the extreme—only to discover that nothing good can come from not knowing what they’ve been up to all day at the shady corporation

According to series creator Dan Erickson, none of the theories that he’s read so far are correct. Let's prove him wrong, shall we?

Severance showrunner Dan Erickson tells us about dropping audiences back into the world of the show in such an unexpected way in the season 2 premiere.