Ben Stiller Is Why Adam Scott’s Hair Looked So Good in Severance
However, it wasn’t just a simple haircut; it was Ben Stiller’s vision we have to thank for Mark S’s hair. “That’s all Ben ...
‘Severance’: Ben Stiller, Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette and more chat explosive season two finale
"Watching with this audience has been one of my most special experiences with this show," declared Ben Stiller to a crowd of ...
Severance Season 2: Adam Scott Shares 'Dreading' While Filming THIS Scene From Finale Episode; Here's Why
Severance cast and crew assemble for a Playfest panel and discuss all things season two. Adam Scott shared insights on the ...
TVLine’s Performer of the Week: Adam Scott
Adam Scott was brilliant as Mark's Innie and Outie selves battled it out in the 'Severance' season finale — see what other TV ...
“Mixed feelings” - Adam Scott and Ben Stiller give their take on Severance season 2 ending
Apple TV's hit show "Severance" ended its second season with a dramatic finale that even the star of the show, actor Adam Scott, isn't so sure about.
Dichen Lachman on ‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale’s ‘Very Emotional’ Hallway Scene : ‘It Started to Just Feel So Real in That Moment’
The “Severance” Season 2 finale gave us the reunion we were waiting for all season. After both Mark’s innie and outie ...
Severance is renewed for Season 3, producer Ben Stiller once thought the series might not even get made
Severance star Adam Scott and executive producer and director Ben Stiller share their thoughts on the upcoming season of the ...
‘Severance’ Team Talks Mark’s Divisive Choice, “Heartbreaking” Finale Shoot and Season 3 Status
The show's stars joined director Ben Stiller and creator Dan Erickson for a PaleyFest LA conversation on Friday.
‘Severance’ Renewed at Apple TV+ on Heels of Season 2 Finale
The streamer announced the renewal just a few hours after the second-season finale of Severance debuted late Thursday. The ...
‘Severance’ Season 2 finale review: Once more into the fray
With an extraordinary final episode, the season two of ‘Severance’ doubles down on its most existential conceit: that the self is both inescapable and entirely negotiable.