Every “Severance” viewer already knows this, but it bears repeating: Lumon Industries is weird as hell. A lot of the weirdness is rooted in the work, which is mysterious and important ...

Lumon Industries, the fictional employer at the center of the workplace thriller "Severance," is probably not anyone's ideal employer. In the Apple TV+ series starring Adam Scott, Lumon is a ...

What else happened in this unsettling episode? And what new mysteries did the series raise about Lumon, its employees, and its departments? Find out with our recap of Severance season two ...

Episode 3 saw Mark's Outie attempting to burn the message "Who is alive?" into his retinas to gain information from his Innie, who ended season 1 with the cry of "She's alive!" (of course ...

Today the building is a mixed-use development with office space, stores, and restaurants. Lumon Industries, the fictional employer at the center of the workplace thriller "Severance," is probably not ...

For one, my apartment is shockingly drafty, courtesy of my patio door. Another is that I for some reason thought it was a ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." We know that anyone who's seen Severance season 1 is coming into things already on the edge of their ...

Lumon Industries employs several thousand workers across the world of Apple TV+’s Severance, created by Dan Erickson and executive produced by Ben Stiller, Adam Scott and more. The catch at ...