Praise Kier: Severance is back for Season 2!
Apple TV+‘s workplace thriller last graced our screens back in April 2022 with a shocking cliffhanger, but it’s finally time to find out what happens after the Macrodata Refinement team’s innies entered the real world thanks to the overtime contingency.
In her rave review of the season, Decider’s Nicole Gallucci wrote that Season 2 of Severance “raises the stakes, tests loyalties, and creatively expands Severance’s story, surpassing viewers’ wildest dreams — and crucially, their nightmares.”
Elsewhere in the review, she notes that “when the end credits roll on this latest batch of cohesive episodes and you’re left to reflect on the beautifully orchestrated chaos, there will be no taming your tempers. A new barrage of burning questions, anxieties, heartaches, and tempting urges to quit your own job will swirl around your head.”
In short, there’s a lot to be excited about this season and it’s finally time to get reacquainted with the team over at Lumon Industries.
How to Watch Severance Season 2 for Free:
Severance airs exclusively on Apple TV+, so you’ll need a subscription to watch the new episodes as they drop.
Apple TV+ offers a seven-day free trial for users, so you’ll be able to watch an episode or two (depending on when you subscribe) before the $9.99/month payments kick in.
How Many Episodes Are in Severance Season 2?
Severance Season 2 will have 10 episodes, one episode more than Season 1. New episodes will drop on Apple TV+ weekly on Fridays through March 21.
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