Severance - Season 2

Season 2
Mark and his friends learn the dire consequences of trifling with the severence barrier, leading them further down a path of woe.
Episodes

Hello, Ms. Cobel
Mark returns to work under different circumstances. Secrets from the Outie world come to light.

Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig
Outie Mark contemplates the meaning of a message. Lumon grapples with the fallout of the Overtime Contingency.

Who Is Alive?
Mark, Helly, Irving, and Dylan search for answers.

Woe's Hollow
The team participates in a group activity.

Trojan's Horse
Tensions emerge after the team suffers a loss.

Attila
Bonds are tested. Mark continues on his path of discovery.

Chikhai Bardo
An old romance intersects with a deadly present threat.

Sweet Vitriol
Discoveries are made.

The After Hours
Mark and Devon team with an ally. Helly investigates further.

Cold Harbor
Season finale. Mark forms a shaky alliance in an all-or-nothing play, while the team makes a dangerous last stand.
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