Season 2 will suck because nothing is left to be done. They'll just reunite their outies and innies and that's the end of that. It's over. They couldn't even bother to keep the baby in the dark. There's no logical explanation that could resolve everything. It wouldn't be satisfying. We don't need a Season 2. Everything has been revealed. I simply couldn't even come up with a single way to continue the show. Not even a joke. Not even something that clearly isn't a proper follow up.
Ok but hear me out on this: what if Helly gets naked
Oooh breasts. Never seen those before. It's like 40 degrees and I could go see them in real fricking life right now by simply visiting a local lake or go to the beach. Wow.
> It's like 40 degrees and I could go see them in real fricking life right now by simply visiting a local lake or go to the beach.
Why would women be baring their breasts in cold weather?
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what beach do you go to that let's you see helly's breasts whenever you want?
same could have been said after LOST season 1 before season 2 came out.
No.
they already said they have enough material for like 3 more seasons
get ready for lost 2.0
Lost 2.0 without the writers' strike? Don't threaten me with a good time.
>two more seasons of Helly and that cute mulatto girl
we didn't even need season 1 to be 9 episodes, the middle was a fricking drag to get through, the episodes not directed by Ben Stiller kind of sucked.
Dunno. I kinda enjoyed it. Maybe deep down you're right though. I guess anime has made me a patient man.
for me it wasn't about patience, it was more about the show losing grip of itself in those episodes. But I guess even the Stiller eps kind of have that problem.
I feel like the entire show is just way too polished and decides when it wants to be weird or quirky. Tonally and stylistically the show is just all over the place, sometimes its super understated and dry, other times it feels like its trying to be a Wes Anderson film but even quirkier. I found it kind of annoying at how try hard it felt.
it feels so calculated. I guess I'm unironcially calling the show dishonest, but its not like its a bad show, I still enjoyed it but it puts up this irritating facade of being artsy when it is not.
I saw the trailer and don't plan on watching. Why are their minds being blanked?
They aren't being blanked, their memories are separated by location. While at work (innie) they don't remember the outside world (outtie) and vice versa. Ostensibly for security.
I don't know why but I have the feeling they're not going to address anything and will start the season showing the cast working at lumon as if nothing happened, the innies asking themselves what happened and the writers stretching the drama not showing anything until near the end of the season. Classic mr robot/lost/the leftovers maneuver
Lets be real though. From a meta-narrative this would probably be the best solution. It would leave us, the audience, frustrated. And they'd just groundhog day their way through it.
Helly
>They couldn't even bother to keep the baby in the dark.
What?
Threadly reminder that Devon's husband Ricken is actually Rick N. He and his entire bookclub are innies who were somehow released outside.
I got 5 episodes into season 1 and hated it, turned it off when they went into the room with baby goats....when exactly does the show get good?
episode 8 and 9 are the best. 5 and 6 are kind of a drag. but if you don't like it by episode 5 you probably won't be too excited by 8 and 9. consider yourself filtered by stiller
I'm not trying to be a jaded c**t, but nothing has really happened in the first 5 episodes. The acting is good, it has a creepy vibe, but is going nowhere and has explained absolutely nothing
the main events occur in 7, 8 and 9 with there being a big twist/reveal in 9. but the show is not heavily plot driven. i'd just power through episode 6 and enjoy the last 3 episodes.
In the last ep (and end of the penultimate one).
Leaker here:
Season 2 will deal with Severanception. You can have multiple layers of innies. That's where the red elevator leads.
please dont give them ideas like this, fricks sake man
what about the shrink ray?
What are you morons talking about
The innies get shrank/shrunk/shrinked(?) in the elevator to the basement. Thats why they used that weird camera effect., its hard to miss.
"No."
Who are you quoting?
Lies. It will be Severance World and the story will be based around a shrink ray
>DUDE WHATI F THE OFFICE WAS LIKE GROUNDHOG DAY
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Groundhog day is a good movie. I watch it every year around christmas while on my workout. The working out adds to the experience.
Season 2 show art just leaked
>still dont know the purpose of the company
>still dont know why they faked his wife's death
>still dont know why the black guy is a mega-wagie
>still dont know the shape of helly's nipples
nothing was answered
dont know why they faked his wife's death
Wait what?
speedwatcher
I get the general idea of severing the innie from the outie, but why do Lumen need to shrink the workers? Is it to keep the rent cost down for office space? They could just do work from home instead, no?
nightmare for logistics, a dollhouse is the simpler solution