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Sean

Found you guys on YouTube because of the The Office reactions, then joined your Patreon because I was impatient. Now I went and signed up for an Apple subscription just to follow and watch along with you guys on Severance. No regrets.

Joseph Good

I've been waiting for this episode. The reveals on this show are just so good. Great reaction guys!

Gabriel Carbaugh

That might be my favorite line from the show "you smug mf" lol

Next_Stop_Hysteria

My assumption was the houses on the map are the Lumon-subsidized housing development where Mark (and Ms. Selvig) live.

Josh Thornton

I remember watching that melancholic ending scene in total silence covered in chills the first time I watched it. So powerful, and the reveal set my head spinning. Can't believe how amazing this show is, it's hard to describe.

Sahil F

Someone on this show must be an Arsenal fan, you guys spotted Arteta, their kids are named Declan and Kai. I think there might be references to other players I'm forgetting

taylor hogue

damnit i love watching these amazing shows with you guys

Christina Paz

Love love love ya'lls reaction to this episode! It blew me away the first time I saw it too. Also, super impressed that Nick suggested it was Ms Casey right before that reveal. I've watched countless reactions to this show and you are literally the ONLY one who guessed it was Ms Casey before the big reveal!

LateNightUser

But you guys haven't factored in the prejudice against the innies. It's not just Helly R.'s outie who thinks that her innie is not a person. That seems to be a prevalent feeling all around because it's the outie that determines everything about the innie's life. That leads to the thought that they are not whole persons because they're completely dependent on whatever the outies want to do. That seems to lull the company into such a complacent state that they feel they can rely on monitoring them remotely with limited staff, that they can satisfy them with finger traps, that they can intimidate them with repetitive readings of the compunction statement and recitations from Kier's handbooks.