I never thought I would say this, but thank goodness, SEVERANCE brought viewers back into the labyrinth, white hallways where innies reign supreme. Now I am hoping for more answers than just a few words from the Bullshit Gazette. I am so ready for an honest Lumon discussion. I hope writers are listening.
Each episode, so far, has not answered the myriad of questions floating in my brain about the team. It is difficult to decide who the bad guy is anymore. The solid boundaries between outies and innies have been blurred, which adds to the show’s creative flow. I am quite simply “hanging in there.”
SEVERANCE is a master of creating striking black-and-white images on our screen. The darkness that illuminates the light is brilliantly set up, allowing no grayness between them. Each frame looks like a painting. If only we knew what it all means for the future of humanity.
SEVERANCE is a conundrum, to be sure. I am in for the entire journey, no matter where it goes, even if I have a tremendous craving for watermelon along the way.
SEVERANCE is streaming on Apple TV+.
