Severance

Cool ending! I want more! Ben Stiller burn! I've been waiting until the last moment for this moment when he sees a photo of his wife. Why did Lumon need Mark so much that they staged a fake death and pushed him to split up? Well, the fact that the experiment was conducted not only inside, but also outside is understandable. Although, there are still a lot of riddles

Okay, now I understand that the writers needed to connect Mark with Harmony so that they could fight against Lumon together, but this idea of Devon calling Harmony looks so crazy.
"Hello, Harmony. I know that you are so devoted to Lumon that you lived next door to Mark and spied on him until we accidentally discovered you. You know, here Mark went against Lumon and reintegrated. Oh, and there was Asal, a former surgeon from your corporation, whom you're probably looking for. Help, please!"
Seriously? And it was all said on a phone that could be tapped.

Ufff, more than an hour flew by in a minute.
Everything turned out to be simpler than I thought, goats are needed for sacrifices, rooms for testing how many innies the chip can withstand, although it is unclear what the super task is and what the council is too.

The mutual roasting of Milchik and the statue of Cyrus, such a frenzy. And a more comical death for Drummond could not be imagined.😆

Gemma was saved, Innie's rebellion started on the floor, I'm happy. FUCK YOU, Mr. MILCHICK!.

Whoooooooo.
I thought the last episode was a cliffhanger, but it's generally simple here.. the explosion of the head.
How to wait after that.

Well done, everyone managed to do everything. Mark passed on the information and found out about his wife, Helly annoyed the corporation. And Dylan gets a medal for stretching. And Inrving… It seems that he could have worked at Lumen before the split. He has a lot of information about employees. And it was as if he was waiting for the moment of his inni's awakening, even marking his own house on the map so that Inni could navigate more easily. But why was it initially divided? Is it because of PTSD? The most obvious option, because we were shown that he is a veteran, like his father.

Maybe the chip was originally created for the army? You recruit soldiers, they carry out the most cruel orders without question, only they have no memories, and they do not suffer from PTSD after the tour ends. And everyone is happy. After all, there are so many protocols in the functions of the chip, they can't all be for office work. And Helen's father confirmed that their company has been messing with chips for a long time, if the prototype was created in her childhood. Most likely, they started for health, but it turned out as always.

The series is great. I wish there were more of them.