Ben Stiller isn't just a director and executive producer of Severance — he also had an uncredited voiceover cameo back in Season 1. In a 2022 interview with ET Online, Severance stars Britt Lower and Dichen Lachman confirmed that Stiller voiced the animated version of Lumon founder Kier Eagan that congratulates Helly (Lower) for reaching quota in Season 1,

After nearly three years out of office, Severance is logging back on with a sophomore season. The Apple TV+ show about work colleagues who have surgically divided their memories between their work and personal lives returned Jan.

A cubicle set was placed inside a large glass box in the station, recreating a portion of the office from the series. Footage shared on social media by fans and director and executive producer Ben Stiller showed Scott cleaning the carpet and joining his fellow co-stars in pretending to work at their desks while ignoring the large crowd assembled around them.

Showrunner Dan Erickson tells us about the Severance season 2 premiere, Ben Stiller's reaction to the show's ending, and much more.

Apple TV+ show ‘Severance’, directed by Ben Stiller, is being called one of the greatest television shows of all time, and today we will discuss why. The show follows a simple concept – let’s make a world where people can separate their personal and work lives.

In the three years since her breakout role in the fantastical series, she ran off to join the circus — twice. Season 2 may raise her profile even more. What’s next?

Apple TV+’s workplace sci-fi drama, Severance premiered the first episode of its season 2 on January 17, 2025 and though the episode picked up right where the first season ended, there are of course numerous questions that this season has to answer as it proceeds.

Remembering how the Severance team had been "shooting the finale when the eclipse happened," Adam Scott (who plays protagonist Mark Scout) then jokingly added about his downtime: "I had my first three grandchildren while shooting season two. We all stayed in a lodge together up in the mountains."

If you missed your train at Grand Central Station, blame the cast of “Severance.” The show’s stars, Adam Scott, Zach Cherry, Patricia Arquette, Britt Lower, and Tramell Tillman, shocked subway riders on Tuesday when they were put on display inside a glass cube with workstations that are identical to the setups that Lumon employees use in the series.

Featuring Adam Scott, Britt Lower, John Turturro and Zach Cherry, the first season saw its main characters slowly waking up to the reality that their lives are being controlled by sinister forces

The cast of Severance, including Adam Scott, Zach Cherry, Patricia Arquette, Britt Lower, and Tramell Tillman, surprised subway riders in New York City by setting up inside a glass cube with workstations resembling those from the show,