All I can be is sorry and that is all I am. We Meet Helly where we left her, staring into what must be a really hot light and reading the compunction statement. It’s 5:15, and as we walk Helly out to the elevator, I get my hopes up for…

A hallmark of great seasons of Television is when you sense that the writers are not holding anything back. There will probably be complaints about Severance not revealing what is going on down at the severed floor. This however is not a Miniseries. Many TV shows promise one thing and…

For much of his new special Rothaniel, Jerrod Carmichael adopts the posture of someone having a difficult conversation. Deep sighs, chin rested on a half-open palm propped up by his elbow on his thigh. Running his hand through the tight coils of his hair and sticking his hand in to…

Every time I think I have a handle on this show, it just takes me for another spin. Last week’s episode seemed like we were headed for answers, and while we definitely moved forward in terms of the story, we have somehow left this episode with even more questions. The…

We have entered the back half of Severance and we are on our way to getting some answers. The first five episodes gave us a lot of questions, mainly what exactly is the purpose of everything that happens on the severed floor? There are many other secondary questions, why are…

In the second of the three Aoife McArdle directed episodes we are scheduled to get this season severance, reminds me of one of the things I love the most about this show, the ability to manage its tone and its mood expertly. Severance is very much a drama and this…

In Perpetuity Severance continues it’s brilliant balance of mystery/thriller vibes with well placed comedy. We go on an excursion in today’s episode while we see more of Lumon’s Surveillance tactics outside the campus. The Opening scene of “In Perpetuity” features some really good editing work by Erica Freed Marker and…

Good News In Hell & Half Loop Severance spends much of its first episode explaining its world to you, and it doesn’t do it in an overbearing way. The closest thing to an exposition dump you get is a very well executed “no dinner dinner” scene. …

After the exhilarating highs of the season opener, succession brings us back down to earth with a quieter and slower-paced second episode that is mostly centered around Kendall trying and failing to convince his siblings to get on his side while cousin Greg sorts out his legal representation. We start…