Hello, Ms. Cobel

Episode aired Jan 17, 2025
TV-MA
48m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

8.3K

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IMDb goes deep on that trademark "Severance" elevator shot with stars Adam Scott, John Turturro, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, director Ben Stiller, and creator Dan Erickson.

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Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Mark returns to work under different circumstances. Secrets from the Outie world come to light.Mark returns to work under different circumstances. Secrets from the Outie world come to light.Mark returns to work under different circumstances. Secrets from the Outie world come to light.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

8.3K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The voice of the Lumon building is provided by Keanu Reeves.

Goofs
When Milchick walks Mark into his office, a light wrapped in plastic can be seen in the corner of the room by the window. The scene then cuts to Milchick placing a box down, and when it cuts back, the light is no longer there. However, when the scene cuts back to Mark a second time, the light has reappeared.

Quotes
Irving Bailiff: I want it to be over.
Dylan George: Okay. So then after you find the black hallway or . . .
Irving Bailiff: I want the pain to be over. If he's gone and I'm gone . . .
Dylan George: Stop saying that.
Irving Bailiff: . . . then somehow, we'll be together.
Dylan George: He wouldn't want that.
Irving Bailiff: How do you know?
Dylan George: Because I don't want that. Because I would be sad, and I would be less productive, and I'm really good at what I do here, whatever it is. And you're part of what makes me good at it. So please, do not go.
Irving Bailiff: Dylan. I'm your favorite perk.
Dylan George: Don't bring them into this.

Soundtracks
Burnin' Coal
Written by Les McCann
Performed by Les McCann

User reviews36

Featured review

9/10

We're off to a great premise fellas

Wow, absolutely mind bending episode so much is going on!

So I won't discuss specifics here since I believe it to be a crime against humanity to spoil this masterpiece of a show without spoiler warning so I'll just say this: This episode does everything right by the book, it offers the viewer a sufficient amount of answers at face value, meaning things that are being explained on screen(visually or verbally)without delving too much into the details to decode them, while also rewarding those who are curious enough to speculate and theorize on what's to come with hidden gems scattered all around the episode with connections to the previous season.

Needless to say the cinematography is superb and captivating(but this is no surprise from a tv show like Severance).

So overall I feel optimistic about what's ahead, and I hope you'll enjoy this episode as much as I did(if you're curious why a 9 instead of 10 then the only thing bothering me was that I waited 3 years for it XD)