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Adam Scott in Severance (2022)

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Severance



    Difficult to say at this point. In television, the next season is usually in principal photography or preproduction during the broadcast of the current season. But as part of the reason for the extremely long delay is the showrunner dragging out the writing process, we will not really know until it is announced.

    That said, Severance has become one of the most talked-about shows of the present day. Apple will definitely want to strike whilst the iron is hot.



    Knowing what we "know" now about how severance works, it is extremely unlikely. Neither of these employees are doing anything that would require them to be unable to recall what they do at work.



    No, and highly unlikely. Several moments in the story show us that residual memories from either of the divided times leak into the other. It appears that the device planted into the brain (which is also not likely to be possible) does not prevent the formation of memories so much as prevents recall. Which, as countless science fiction stories such as We Can Remember It For You Wholesale attest, can never be a hundred percent successful.

    Furthermore, season two, episode six has revealed that the procedure for some reason leaves a hole drilled into the employee's skull. No apparent effort is made to close this hole with ceramics or metals. Perhaps a neurosurgeon might care to comment on this further, but with all of the delicates inside the Human skull, this would kill the employee. They would, to quote another example of great real science fiction, be dead before they left the table.

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