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David French says his peace about the finale of season 2 of Severance!

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Tiffany Carnefix

Why do we assume that all the innies would die? This is a global corporation and it doesn't make sense that they placed all of their eggs in one basket with Gemma. They may have kept the innies around for other reasons. I want to thank you for this episode because my mind is overwhelmed with Gaza and Ukraine and South Sudan and the earthquake in Myanmar and it is just nice to use my brain for something fun and fictional for a short period.

Judy Moen

Similar take- I think they’re running back to save all the innies.

Kayla

This made me so happy to hear two of my favorite people to listen to discuss one of my favorite shows! I would love a longer episode discussing the show, and Phil's thoughts about it!

Skye Jethani

I think the assumption is that if the world discovered what Lumon is really doing—faking people's deaths and torturing severed people like Gemma—they would be required to shut down the entire operation worldwide. This would effectively "kill" all of the innies. -Skye

Rachael Cooksey

I think I read somewhere there was only supposed to be 3 seasons.

Megan Achatz

Oh yay, another place to discuss Severance! Out of all the theories floating out there I don’t think Mark turning on himself was on many people’s bingo cards. One reason I loved the finale so much is that on one hand they could have ended the series right there. I personally would have found the ending to be devastating, but I would have respected the decision from a production standpoint. iMark saves Gemma so she can learn to live again and simultaneously fully embraces himself as an independent being and runs off into the Abyss w Helly. Boom. End of story, and leave the other characters’ endings up to our imaginations. Ugh, tragic but respectable. Needless to say I am pumped for one more round but agree we should wrap things up by season 3. There are lots of characters who deserve their own Irving-esque send-offs, so I hope that’s what we will see in next season’s episodes.

Brian Martens

Suffice it to say, the ethics board would never approve of this research, so Lumon needs to keep it quiet.

Vince Collins

Next please share your thoughts on the House of David on Prime.

Daniel Fitzpatrick

I'm agreed that one more season is probably best to keep it from going too off the rails. They could probably pull off two more, but definitely no more than that.