Episode 8 of Severance Season 2 takes us away from the Lumon factory for a fairly grim trip down memory lane, with Harmony ...
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Screen Rant on MSNHarmony Cobel's Investment In Mark & Gemma Is "More Than Just Scientific," Teases Severance Star Patricia ArquetteAfter Severance's shocking season 2 ending with Mark and Gemma, Patricia Arquette teases why Harmony Cobel is actually ...
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Comic Book Resources on MSNSeverance's Biggest Villain May Have Turned Over a New Leaf, But New Clues From Season 2 Say OtherwiseThere are many reasons Severance is a bold series, and one of them is how Season 2 effectively "blows up" viewers' idea of the show. Rather than mysterious adventures on the sever ...
Severance' star Patricia Arquette breaks down Season 2, Episode 8 and the major reveals in Harmony Cobel's backstory.
Mark Scout's path in Severance has been relentless in his pursuit to reclaim his shattered life. With Lumon Industries ...
Is "Severance" setting up one of its major villains to become a hero?
"Severance" Season 2, Episode 8 catches viewers up with where Harmony Cobel has been and a long held secret she's finally ready to reveal ...
Patricia Arquette tells PEOPLE about the shift her character Harmony Cobel is experiencing in the latter half of 'Severance' season 2, airing Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Apple TV+ ...
Severance Season 2, Episode 8, “Sweet Vitriol,” takes viewers to Salt’s Neck, a desolate coastal community where Cobel grew up. Once economically sustained by a Lumon ether factory, the town ...
Harmony Cobel—not Lumon CEO Jame Eagan—invented severance. The company’s most industrious, most talented student came up with both the concept and the designs for Lumon’s most valuable ...
Innie Mark is frightened but generally amenable to this rescue mission, except for one problem: If saving Gemma means taking ...
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Apple TV+'s Severance has delivered another gripping finale, presenting several twists that has left season 2 on a high note ...
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