15 Innovative TV Shows That Changed How Stories Are Told, Like 'Severance'

‘Everybody feels like two people’ — Harvard Gazette

Arts & Culture ‘Everybody feels like two people’ Apple TV+ Press Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer April 4, 2025 6 min read Alum who co-produces ‘Severance’ says show speaks to real-life mysteries The Apple TV+ show “Severance” wrapped up its second season last month, leaving fans with a lingering sense of unease about what just happened and what comes next. “Severance” follows a group of office worker…

"Severance" Creator Dan Erickson Discusses Details, References, And Debunks One Big Fan Theory

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15 Innovative TV Shows That Changed How Stories Are Told, Like 'Severance'

TV has come a long way from predictable sitcoms and cookie-cutter crime shows. Nowadays, it's a playground for storytellers to push boundaries and try out fresh ideas that keep us on the edge of our seats. Take Severance, for example, with its mind-bending plot about employees who have separate identities at work and home. Shows like this are changing the game, making us think differently about how stories can unfold on screen.Creators are shaki…

Severance fans 'spot clue' to real reason Helena got severed after Jame remark

Severance fans have been sharing their theories about why Helena Eagan may have been severed in the first place after spotting a 'clue' in the season 2 finale.

I Really Thought Milchick Would Turn On Lumon At This Moment In Severance Season 2's Finale

Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Severance season 2, episode 10.There was one moment in the finale of Severance season 2 where I thought Seth Milchick (Tramell Tillman) was going to turn on Lumon, but it didn't happen. The ending of Severance season 2 was a whirlwind for most of the characters, but Milchick's story shouldn't get lost in analyzing everything that happened to Mark (Adam Scott), Gemma (Dichen Lachman), and Helly (Britt L…

Actor Ben Stiller is the producer and director of the phenomenon series "Severance", whose first two seasons are broadcast on the Apple TV+ platform. It is a dystopic series between science fiction and something that looks a little too much like our daily life.