That’s a reasonable characterization, since the simple outpatient brain surgery that splits a person between an “innie” at the office and an “outie” at home isn’t available to the rest ...

March is often a bit suspect, sartorially speaking. Caught in between the armpit of award season and summer blockbuster press ...

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The unfolding plot hinted those who have had the procedure live quite vulnerable, delicate existences as Outies. Much of the action serves around Mark (Scott), who Lumon shows special interest in ...

Their “innies” (no relation to belly buttons) are their work selves. Their “outies” exist anywhere outside of work. They have chosen to work for Lumon Industries, a biotech company where ...

The significant turnout spoke to the sheer popularity of the show, which has redefined the notion of a workplace drama, propelling lingo like “outies” and “innies” into regular ...

Your outie can play the trumpet on late night television. Well, maybe not your outie, but definitely Britt Lower's outie. The Severance star broke out her skills on The Tonight Show with Jimmy ...

The finale provided answers — or at least some semblance of clarity — around many major questions, but the future of the show's main characters (both innies and outies) remains in doubt.

Your outie wants work-life balance, and Lumon Industries is here to give it to you. (Praise Kier.) Or at least, that’s the idea behind “Severance,” which concludes its second season on Apple ...

So the unsustainable division and tension between innies and outies puts them on a collision course—this is the predictable direction of the series. Despite this, “Severance” is not predictable.

Following last night’s Season Two finale, Apple TV+ has confirmed — unsurprisingly — that Severance will return for a third season. The news was announced Friday morning, March 21, after Ben ...