Who Is Alive?

Severance kicks into high gear only 3 episodes in with a crazy ending, and some mesmerizing editing and directing. It's a thrilling creative choice, and once again displays this show's intention to not stick to its status quo.

The shifts in pacing between episodes is definitely a structural adjustment from the first season, but it all still feels cohesive. Groundwork was set beautifully in the earlier episodes, and now things are really moving. Great writing.

Every scene is amazing to watch for different reasons. This is the most fun weekly show to theorize about in quite a while. I also love watching every character, which may be a first for me in any TV show. Phenomenal acting across the board, this could very well sweep the Emmys come end-of-year despite all the much anticipated TV releasing in 2025.

Good episode. Some new potential storylines and mysteries. Brilliant cinematography and set designs per usual. But the reason I wrote the review was to thank the person or people that came up with the last episode's ending. I knew what was happening, we were getting a little plot progression but the tie in with the music and song choice had to be something someone had been thinking about for a while. Just really well done.

Curious as to how the season is going to play out. We know what's going on with Helly and Dylan, but Milchick and Ms. Nobel are question marks. Keep it up and take your time.

Wow just wow.

I've been waiting 3 long years for this season and I'm glad to inform you that this has been worth the wait, this episode proves that when you think of a good idea you also need to execute it well, and let the characters be the driving force of the narrative, and this episode does just that.

There's a form of comfort that each and every frame was carefully crafted to elicit some emotional reaction from the viewer(funnily enough just like the MDR team), and during this episode I wasn't lackadaisical for even a second, something that is very hard to accomplish from a director's perspective in today's television, moreover with the short attention span we as viewers have.

Everything in this episode is done by the book and beyond, we are witnessing a revolution in tv mark my words.

Do yourselves a favor and watch this if you haven't, even if you don't like this show I'm sure you'll understand the points I'm bringing up.

HOLY OH MY GOD WOW I COULD WATCH THIS EPISODE 10000000 TIMES AND NOT GET TIED OF IT. This episode was quite literally perfect. It was so good and entertaining through and through. Everyone was with their loved ones or discovering their loved ones. I genuinely melted and then the shock of the world at the end was just perfect. All of this was so good it was literally insane how my jaw stayed intact and didn't fall onto the floor. I cannot wait for more people to see this episode and for it to have a great rating on IMDB because it was quite literally insane. Cinematography, writing, direction, editing. WOW.

Ben Stiller and the crew are really setting new standards for television. The last time an episode left me in such awe was the finale of Better Call Saul. They're at the top of their game. The last minutes felt like a season finale, with the tension and the outcome... It almost makes me wish I was severed, so both my innie and outie could experience the episode as if it were their first time. I really hope the rest of the season keeps up this track. I also have to mention Adam Scott as Mark... what a delivery, he was born to play this role... Can't wait to see how the mysteries unfold... 10/10 for this week's episode!