The doctor won't see you if you haven't watched the "Northern" Season 2, Episode 7, "Chicai Bardo" - because spoilers Lies forward.

We saw Dr. Mauer, played by Robbie Benson, at Neeverans before, but in the seventh episode of Season 2, the stunning "Chici Bardo", we know much more about the so good doctor who lurks on the Lumon Industries test. What you May However, he does not know that Benson has expressed a great Disney character who has at least one resemblance to D -Mauer, with the character in which he has a woman who loves the trapped in the hope of loving him in return.

Let me go back for a second and talk about Dr -Mauer, the man of class (so to say). In addition to the nurse named Cecili (Sandra Bernhard), the whole existence of D -Mauer in Lumon's halls seems to be focused on Gemma (as well as the mysterious "Cold Port" project, which is working on the project "Mark Scout" project. Every night, Mauer talks to Gema and asks how many rooms she visited on the test floor every dayChecking to ensure that she actually doesn't Remember What happens to her in every room. (This episode proves that people can be severed more than once, because we know gemma is already severed, Having meter wellness Counselor MS. Casey in Show's First Season.) All of this is unbelievably creepy and sinister, sense.) And here's a piece of information that`ll probably ruin the day of disney fans everywhere: Benson, The Man Behind Dr. Mauer, voiced the beast in the original animated version of "Beauty and the beast."

In the years of "Beauty and Astter" released in 1991, the audience reviewed the advertising nausea and to be really honest, I think many of Stockholm's readings are in bad faith. (Not all stories get older, but saying that white, expressed by Page O'Hara, just Falling into the Prince, who has turned into Robbie Benson's prince, because Stockholm's syndrome feels like stretching.) However, we need to discuss the fact that the guy who expressed the beer, a "man" who is kidnapping a woman who desperately needs to play.

Obviously, "Beauty and Astverer" is a much nicer and less confused version of this kind of story, with the Astverer making a serious effort to be kind of Bela-What is Real The reason she ends up to get into it and break the curse. In Chici Bardo, however, Dr. Mauer certainly does not make an attempt, though he may think he is "kinde" for Gema. Mauer is part of all the experiences of Gema in the various test rooms, indicating that she can only expect pain from him (I will enter the specifics of those testing rooms soon), and as she prepares to leave a room, he says "I love you", essentially forcing her to say. He also tells Gemema, at the end of the episode, that Mark moved and had a child with his new wife - which could not be away from the truth - and hints that she may have been "unfaithful" in the pieces, confirming that Dr Mauer was trying to manipulate Gemma. The beer and D -Mauer may have a common Benson, but Dr. Mauer is so much more insidious from the astware.

The worst part of the D -Mauer (which says something) is that, despite the fact that he seems to love Gemma, he spends his time on the Lumon testing floor, struggling. In the first test room, she visits her at Chici Bardo, called "Wellington", the first of six experiences that day, Gema meets D -Mauer as a dentist and immediately looks strenuous, saying she is only there, though Dr. Mauer says she has spent six weeks. (Again, this puts the frightening perspective to split up several times more, in that every time Gema enters the test room, she returns to another gem that appears Remember only her time in that room.) After visiting the D -Mauer dentist for an incredible two hours, according to Cecili, Gemema enters another room and ends up on a plane experiencing serious turbulence (or even falling), looking at the horror of her seat as an companion of the D -Mauer flight.

However, the most concrete form of torture as far as Gemma is concerned is the Christmas room, bearing the name of the city of Pennsylvania "Alentown". In retrospectives to Mark and Gema's relationship Before their appropriate procedures for severance pay, Mark mentions that Gemma hates to write gratitude, which is exactly what she is forced to do in a room where, as she says, it is "always Christmas". (I could have been wrong, but it also seemed to me that she was forced to write the listed letters with her dominant hand, based on pure difficulty she had experienced while writing And The condition of her handwriting, but it can also be the result of a serious arm of her hands.) Dr. Mauer is present for all the premises we see visiting Gema, so it is safe to assume that he is constant whenever Gema struggles to the floor for testing. Honestly? The beer would Never.

"Severance" falls new episode Every Thursday at 9pm et at Apple TV+, and if you want to rethink "beauty and aster", you can transfer it to Disney+.