We’re only three episodes into Severance season 2and we’ve already seen Lumon complicating child labor laws, Mark Scout (Adam Scott) suspiciously being treated like the most important Lumon employee,

Season 2, Episode 3 features one such flourish on the surface, but it’s a tiny detail that adds immense complexity. Upon his promotion to floor manager, Milchick receives a gift: a set of paintings.

The mysteries in the world of "Severance" run deep, but few are at the front and center of viewers minds like who sits on the Lumon Industries Board. Throughout the story, The Board has only been represented by a speaker but chooses to speak privately into the headset of a proxy.

Viewers of Severance Season 2 are curious to find out more about the mysterious Board, which avoids in-person meetings and communicates via an intermediary. Throughout the season, they speak privately in the intermediary’s headset,

Severance Season 2 Episode 3 is now live on Apple TV+ and in this article, find the explanation for all the major things in this episode!

Collider is thrilled to bring you an exclusive sneak peak of Ms. Cobel asking Helena Eagan for her job back in Severance Season 2, Episode 3.

Per Apple TV+ , Severance Season 2, Episode 3, is set to premiere Friday, January 31. However, fans of the streaming service know that new Apple TV+ episodes typically drop the night before the designated premiere date. So if you’re eager to watch Severance Season 2, Episode 3 ASAP, keep an eye out on Thursday, January 30.

As Severance season 2 gets into its stride, Mark Scout (Adam Scott) has very suddenly got some much-needed answers about his wife Gemma (Dichen Lachman) by means of a surprise return character.

After requesting her job in Severance Season 2, Episode 3, Mrs. Cobel abandoned negotiations right after Helly suggested speaking with the Board. This was a surprising move, as her previous scenes showed her determined to return to Lumon. She had been heading back to seemingly accept an offer made in the prior episode.

Mark shows Lorne the image of Ms. Casey. The woman tells Mark and Helly that their department does not have time for “wellness,” but Mark pushes her further. Lorne stands up and rings a cowbell, summoning other team members to surround our protagonists. She tells them they should have left.