The Ultimate ‘Severance’ Season 2 Character Guide

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Severance” is back, and it’s as mind-bending as ever! After a long three-year wait, the dystopian series returns with a mix of familiar faces and new ones, diving deeper into the eerie world of Lumon Industries. Let’s catch up with the standout characters who keep us hooked on this workplace thriller.

Mark Scout: The Man of Two Worlds

Adam Scott returns as Mark, Lumon’s poster boy for the controversial “severance” procedure. His outie is a grieving widower, while his innie is blissfully unaware of the baggage. In Season 1, Mark’s world shattered when he discovered his “dead” wife, Gemma, is alive and working at Lumon as Ms. Casey. As Season 2 unfolds, Mark faces a delicate balancing act between his two selves and the company’s unsettling secrets.

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Helly R: The Rebel

Britt Lower nails the role of Helly, the rebellious new recruit who turns Lumon’s world upside down. Her resistance to the company led to a shocking twist: Helly is actually Helena Eagan, the daughter of Lumon’s top exec. What will she do with this newfound knowledge? Will she keep fighting from the inside? We’re in for a wild ride!

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Irving B: The Loyal Follower

John Turturro’s Irving seems like the perfect Lumon employee, but there’s more to him than meets the eye. Between his secret relationship with Burt and his mysterious black goo nightmares, Irving is slowly unraveling the company’s mysteries. His outie, an insomniac artist, is obsessed with painting the same Lumon hallway. What’s he really after?

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Dylan G: The Unexpected Hero

Zach Cherry’s Dylan starts out as a fan of the severed floor’s perks, but a peek into his outie life—complete with kids—sparks his curiosity about Lumon’s true intentions. When it’s time to step up, Dylan takes charge, playing a key role in unraveling the company’s dark secrets.

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Harmony Cobel: The Villain We Love to Hate

Patricia Arquette’s Harmony Cobel is a chilling presence as the manager of the severed floor. But when she’s ousted in Season 1, her world unravels. Will she return as a stronger antagonist, or might she become an unlikely ally? Whatever happens, Cobel’s journey is sure to keep us on edge.

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Seth Milchick: The New Boss

Tramell Tillman’s Milchick, now in charge of the severed floor, is like a pressure cooker about to explode. His calm demeanor hides a simmering intensity, making him a dangerous new threat for the team.

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Gemma Scout (Ms. Casey): The Ghost in the Machine

Dichen Lachman’s Ms. Casey is far from what she seems. As the wellness counselor, her calm demeanor hides a major secret—she’s actually Mark’s supposedly dead wife, Gemma. This revelation promises to turn everything upside down.

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The Supporting Cast

Characters like Devon and Ricken (Mark’s sister and brother-in-law) provide glimpses into Mark’s life outside Lumon, while Burt (Christopher Walken) and his forbidden romance with Irving add emotional depth to the story. Newcomers like Gwendoline Christie and Alia Shawkat promise to shake things up further.

The Mysteries Deepen

Season 2 raises more questions than answers. What exactly is the severance procedure, and what’s Lumon’s endgame? Will Helly’s dual role as insider and rebel affect the Eagan family’s plans? And what’s the deal with those mysterious goats and black goo?

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With its stellar cast, gripping twists, and eerie atmosphere, “Severance” is the workplace thriller we never knew we needed. Get ready for more shocking revelations, mind-bending moments, and a world that keeps expanding. The “Severance” Season 2 premiere is out now on Apple TV+.

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