Adam Scott described the main Lumon fan theory as “boring” – here’s why that should make you more excited for Severance Season 2.

It’s been a long three years, but there’s less than one week left until Severance Season 2 premieres on Apple TV+. When we last saw Lumon’s Macrodata Refinement department, they were scattered — and their innies were in the outside world thanks to Dylan (Zach Cherry) triggering the Overtime Contingency in a risky attempt to get to the bottom of their company’s shady activities.

One of the most critically acclaimed television shows of the decade so far is returning next week nearly three years after its last episode aired.

The sci-fi series was hailed as a dark, timely satire of office life—but its return is bogged down by abstract ethical conundrums and rote emotional ones.

Maybe you remember "Severance" from its distinct visual palette of whites and blues and hallway tracking shots; maybe you remember the aforementioned cliffhanger and its sinister implications; maybe you remember seeing it was directed by Ben Stiller and thinking "That Ben Stiller?

From unseen Board members and goats, to Irv's Outie and Ms. Casey, these are the biggest questions we have for Severance season 2.

Severance Season 2 premieres Jan. 17 on Apple TV+, with a new episode every week. Belen Edwards is an Entertainment Reporter at Mashable. She covers movies and TV with a focus on fantasy and science fiction, adaptations, animation, and more nerdy goodness.

Season 1 of the psychological dramedy, "Severance," is now available to stream for free on Roku ahead of its Season 2 premiere next week on Apple TV+

Ahead of the premiere of Severance season 2, Apple TV+ and Roku teamed up to make the first season of the show available for free.

Ahead of the Severance season 2 premiere, you can now catch up on season 1 for free for a limited time courtesy of the Roku Channel. The first season is available to stream on the platform from now until January 19,