Severance is a series that lends itself naturally to fan theories. The very premise of the show is built upon a lack of information: the severed “Innies” not knowing about their Outies, the Outies not knowing what truly goes on within Lumon, and nobody knowing what Lumon’s true plan is. It’s the perfect “mystery box” show for a new age, and that is only heightened in Season 2.
Season 2 picks up right after Season 1 ended — at least for Mark S. There, he realizes he’s now being touted as a folk hero and a whistleblower, and after a temporary reassignment he’s reunited with his old coworkers. But someone in the office isn’t acting the same — and it could put the Innies’ plan in complete jeopardy.
