Nanette hacks the game code to send a message to her outside self, but because it looks like a textbook example of phishing, Outie Nanette shows it to Daly himself, and he makes matters worse.

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 ...

more complex role as both an Innie and a corrupt Outie in the long-awaited second season of the Apple TV+ hit. Some other names in the mix for shows that got some winter TV awards nominations: Keira ...

Their ‘innies’ work on the severed floor and when it’s time to clock out, their ‘outies’ reawaken with no recollection of what occurred in the workplace. Erickson attributes a large ...

The show is set around the cryptic, cult-like Lumon organisation, where a group of “innies" work on a severed floor: their “outies" come to office, clock in, and wake up when they leave the ...

said they have a “work persona” that is different from their real self outside work – similar to the show’s “innies” and “outies.” Among Gen-Z workers, that figure rose to 52%.

On June 12, voters will begin casting their ballots to determine what shows, performers, and behind-the-scenes talent will compete for this year's Emmy awards. And you know what that means, TV fans: ...

Answering some of the most pressing questions of our day ... like what happens when you take a goth kid on vacation? Host Jack Black joined the “SNL” cast to answer that question in the very ...

At home, so-called ‘Outies’ can’t remember anything that happens at work. The transformation occurs in the lift on the way to and from the office. This transformation was filmed, by the way ...

Eric Deggans is NPR's first full-time TV critic, also serving as media analyst and guest host for the network. Deggans came to NPR in 2013 from the Tampa Bay Times, where he served as TV/Media ...

Severance‘s Season 2 finale delivered one of its most jaw-dropping moments when outie Mark Scout (Adam Scott) had a conversation with his innie, Mark S., in the installment’s opening moments.