Part of Lumon’s institutional power arises from its ability to make every employee adhere to the ethos of its founder, Kier ...

Severance is a weird show built on contrasts ... Fields' first words to Irving may help indicate the painting's significance. Upon greeting Irving, Fields refers to Burt as a "Philistine." ...

Warning: The following contains SPOILERS for Severance season 2, episode 9!John Turturro, who plays Irving in Severance, ...

One of the painful pleasures of watching Severance is getting swept up by its emotionally eviscerating romances that we logically know won’t, or can’t work out. Read more at The Daily Beast.

We are gathered here today to remember one of Severance‘s greatest innies: the inimitable Irving B ... Lumon handbook while staring directly at a painting of Kier, emphasizing that despite ...

"Severance" Season 2 Episode 6 raised some questions following Irving's sitdown dinner with Burt and his husband Fields.

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Severance” Season 2, Episode 9. Irving and Radar board a train, headed to a destination unknown. It’s a bittersweet though very open-ended conclusion ...

The painting ... dead and innie Irving won’t come back. So there’s a fun bit to it, but then there’s also the Lumon-ism of it as well.” The visual development of “Severance” relies ...