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El episodio 3 de Severance (Separación) sorprendió a los fans con la decisión de Mark (Adam Scott), quien revierte su proceso ...

Además de la segunda temporada de Severance, se destacan los estrenos de un thriller político y una distopía alemana.

She’s been working as a journalist for more than 10 years. Lumon is a deeply mysterious organization. When Helly (Britt Lower) asks in season 1 how many departments there are, the guesses from ...

A pesar de que no dice ni una sola palabra, el semblante tan característico del CEO de Apple se hace presente mientras se dirige al elevador que lo convertirá de Tim Cook a Tim C mientras se desplaza ...

So, with that in mind, and after a perfect return to Lumon Industries in episode 1, here's a look at everything you need to know about Severance Season 2, Episode 2. Officially, you can catch ...

Seeing a character this young at the heart of Lumon Industries immediately set off alarm bells in Severance fans' heads, especially when Miss Huang proved to be as coldly managerial — and frankly, ...

Trump dijo ayer que el expresidente demócrata le dejo una “bonita” carta en el Resolute Desk ubicado en la Oficina Oval de la Casa Blanca, continuando una tradición del día de la asunción.

On the surface, "Lumon is Listening" is clearly meant to make the innies feel like they have a voice at the company, and convince them that Lumon is willing to hear their concerns and improve ...

It was wild. Seeing a character this young at the heart of Lumon Industries immediately set off alarm bells in Severance fans' heads, especially when Miss Huang proved to be as coldly managerial ...

The legendary actor’s voice can be heard in the ‘Lumon Is Listening’ video that is shown to the employees of Macrodata Refinement during the second season’s first episode, ‘Hello Mrs ...

In the episode, directed by Ben Stiller, Lumon employees watch a video titled “Lumon Is Listening,” which expertly mocks the kind of corporate-talk nonsense we’re all likely subject to in ...