"Why is she, like, 8?" Dylan asks Mark in a whispered worry as they follow her down one of Lumon's many never-ending tunnel-like hallways. At this point, we know we'll never get a clear answer ...

Cobel is at a very weird precipice right now where it’s like it really could go either way. She could go to supporting Mark ...

Cobel (Patricia Arquette) stands in front of the future boss of Lumon, the company she has dedicated her life to. She’s just been offered a promotion, one that she rejects in an effort to ...

Being Lumon management, however, is a 24/7 gig. Outie Mark knew Ms. Cobel as his next-door neighbor, Mrs. Selvig, never recognizing that she was also his boss — ever present, always watching.

“‘Lumon-coded’ has become a hashtag ... “You were always expected to come and joke around with the boss who was just yelling at you 10 minutes ago.” But “Severance,” he adds ...

Lumon has Mark working on a process that will ... up for himself in Severance season two’s ninth episode. He told his boss to “devour feculence” and called out Drummond’s failings.

In episode 5 of season 2, “Trojan’s Horse,” Devon reads and critiques Ricken’s Lumon-driven rewrite of that very same line: “Your sovereign boss may own the clock that greets you from ...

All hell broke loose beneath the floorboards of Lumon Industries in the Season 2 finale of Apple TV+’s Severance, as Mark S. (Adam Scott) completed the mysterious MDR file known only as “Cold ...

He told his boss to eat shit — “devour feculence ... Is he going to take steps to actively destroy Lumon and possibly assist Mark and Helly and Ricken in my fever-dream cliffhanger jailbreak ...

As a boss or employer, you may not be surgically altering your employees’ brains. However, there are warning signs that a workplace has disturbing similarities to Lumon’s dystopian office culture.