Severance star Cristopher Walken explains what went into Season 2, Episode 6's awkward dinner party and Burt's relationship with Irving.

Everyone who likes to do impersonations knows that Christopher Walken is always a guaranteed laugh. The way he talks, changing intonation from one word to another and flexing some words in ...

As Walken put it to TV Guide, "He brings his boyfriend over to meet his husband, which is probably not a good idea. It's a little bit dangerous." If outie Burt feels like a different guy than ...

In Season 2, Episode 6, Outie Irving (John Turturro) headed to Outie Burt’s (Christopher Walken) house for dinner, and Burt’s husband Fields (John Noble) cooked — drumroll, please — ham ...

How many Broadway shows has Christopher Walken been in? Christopher Walken has appeared on Broadway in 11 shows. How many West End shows has Christopher Walken been in? Christopher Walken has not ...

Severance is one of Apple TV’s best shows because of its many mysteries that baffle fans and the online discourse it causes. For example, the most recent episode brought to light a discrepancy in Burt ...

Gabe studied Film & Photography at Webster University. He currently spends his free time looking like a fool trying to play Ice Hockey (a recently acquired hobby), playing video games, and ...

The cast of Severance includes esteemed actor Christopher Walken, and it was one of his co-stars who suggested the casting ...

But when he laid on that Christopher Walken charm, I let the creepiness of it all slide. At several points throughout the night, however, Severance made me suspicious of Burt, starting with the ...

Every detail in these rooms, from the classic white-and-black tiles to the books on tape read to you softly as you sit on the toilet (thanks, Christopher Walken!) is inspired by Poet's Row ...

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Every detail in these rooms, from the classic white-and-black tiles to the books on tape read to you softly as you sit on the toilet (thanks, Christopher Walken!) is inspired by Poet's Row ...