Crazy this most recent ep was the highest reviewed 9.5/10 on the entire show so far

Oh my days

Bro im still lost have they said what cold harbor is yet?

No, not exactly. But it is the final and last room on the testing floor that Gemma hasn't visited. It's been explicitly stated that The Dentist will have to "say goodbye" to Gemma after she goes there. Some theories that the experience in that room will be death, and Lumon will collect its refining data on that to enable their ability to essentially sever people from experiencing their own deaths. Even just typing this out makes me so f\*\*\*ing sad, really hope that Gemma makes it out okay and Mark and the team somehow save her before she goes there, but I don't feel like this is that type of show

Might've been posted already but

Best cinematography since mr robot (2015) and dr brain (2021)

im still trying to see who outie irv was talking to about his innie!

yeah, no idea who it could be. I wonder if it is a character we already know...Reghabi?

what an ep man

feels good to be watching this in real time. great season, really think they've knocked it out of the park.

maybe this is a very specific distinction to make but even with all the online theories and s***, i think it's unfair when people call this a 'mystery box' show lol. like i feel like the creators actually have a great handle on where they want to go, the theme etc and aren't reliant on just throwing random half thought out ideas and mysteries. a lot of stuff has actually been opened and closed in short order without being too dragged out (helena this season) or has actually been pretty 'obvious' or more straightforward than a lot of the theories (see: how gemma is clearly stress testing severance as opposed to a lot of the wilder stuff ppl dreamt up). idk, i think it's a really good show and deserves more respect almost!

Damon Lindelof has a very interesting theory I didn’t think enough regarding Irv and the whole pouches thing that I can’t stop thinking about now

I agree some of the online theories are making this show more convoluted than it needs to be for me. Becomes distracting as I'm watching

what is it...

Has hellys outie been inside since the first episode of s2 or just the ortbo

masterpiece of an episode. i don't think a single episode of anything has ever left me with this many questions

theringer.com/podcasts/the-prestige-tv-podcast/2025/02/28/severance-season-2-episode-7-with-lost-cocreator-damon-lindelof

1 hour 26 minute mark

Episode 7 might be one of the best episodes in tv history.

First episode of s2

after 3 watches so far... it is.

f***ing HIGH art.

you’re at 92% Mr Anderson, please focus on your mysterious and important work

i had a similar thought process

ive binge watched both seasons in the past 5 days so i aint seen any theories and s*** but my initial theory about cold harbour is she died, they’ve preserved her body and are trying to use the severance process of creating the innie consciousness to actually bring her original/outie consciousness back from the death, in a physical sense. once the work is complete, they can basically market the cure for death and sell it i assume? but im sure theres way more in depth theories and connections ive not caught at all lmao

Nah yeah this is kinda what I was thinking. Just seemed so interesting, but as time has moved on it's seeming that she is still alive but who knows still you could be onto something.

it’s the line about the doctor saying ‘we will reveal you to the world soon enough’ or whatever he actually said. just tells me that she is being used as some advanced form of the severance procedure, and they’re only actually keeping her hidden because the work isnt finished yet

so is devon severed or involved with lumon given her cobel comment