What's for dinner, kids? Large spoilers Follow the latest episode of "Grade".

Season 2 of the "Grade" is barred with a full tilt to another explosive final that will be sure to have tongues, but not wrong: this show has always been for the trip, not for the destination. Brilliant, retrospective heavy episode 7 Proven out of doubt how slowly playing the relationship between Mark Scout (Adam Scott) and Gemma (Dichen Lachman), many of which have been deliberately retained by us for most of the two seasons now, pay dividends waiting for the perfect moment to free the entire range of their audience story. Similarly, an episode like last week's "Sweet Vitriol" could only work (Despite our personal reservations) After we spent as much time as we have with the evil harmony of Patricia Arquette (semi) cobbled.

Now, we finally see one of the most emotional below -dumplings of the series - the tragic romance between Irving B. (Johnon Thururo) and Burt G. (Christopher Walker) - It pays a big way, with a return call that contains many more layers than you may have understood. The penultimate episode of Season 2, titled "After Hours", initially takes place on a malicious note. As she met with her nasty father Ameeim Egan (Michael Siberia), Jelena (Brit Lower) notes that "we see Mr Waliff", indicating that the unwanted investigation into Lumon Industries' activities by Irving will not be undiscovered. After Gonon sent to deal with him, it turns out that he is no one but Burt Goodman, it becomes easy to imagine that this convicted relationship can be made to A. a lot A dark conclusion.

Fortunately, Severance knows exactly how to tighten our heart attacks. After all, Irving and Burth are approaching as they happened, as their incidents did ... Although with proper closure this time around, citing a very specific moment back in the sixth episode of his debut season. Moreover, this reference also It seems Let's confirm a pretty intriguing theory we had together.

The best kind of references and feedback tends to be the ones that do not even feel like that at the moment, but immediately get richer layers as soon as we realize what they all were together. The climax of the episode 9 pulls this with an absurd and, in every probability, sets the scene for a million and semi-charming cutting between two deliberately similar moments between Irving and Burt. Remember season 1, when Irving B. led by Mark S. And the rest of the Restral Macrodati Refining Mission for Research in the rival department known as optics and design? Although this laid the foundations for Mysterious cards that will be solved in Season 2The true emotional part of this bow comes from the sweet Love -bes story between Irving and Burth. In Episode 6, titled "Hide and Search", Burte shows its inclined by taking Irving to a secret room filled with plants. Both Almost Astonishing their feelings for each other with a kiss, but the inexperienced Irving keeps it at the last minute and unfortunately admits: "I'm not ready."

Does that sound familiar? It should, because Season 2 brings us a complete circle at that moment in the most heart way. He seems to head to his death (by adding salt to the wound like the one he drives there), Irving instead arrives at the train station where Burte's contract now offers a chance to escape. The two are given another quiet moment to face each other and recognize their feelings for one another, although this time Irving declares "I am ready" over and over, while Burt is the one who apologizes. The scene may not be after deliberate feedback on their moment alone in the plant room, in another example of how the line of demarcation between injections and the surroundings may be a little more blurred than we once thought.

In fact, that is why this hard reference can be even deeper than we realized.

What other show can naturally provide multiple goodbye to the same character in completely unexpected ways? Probably the same that can be used in A. possible A term has gathered more evidence of long-standing theory of fan-older character in the middle of a hearty moment. "Separation", as always, is an experience that contains a multitude.

Well, is the Season 2 just confirmed what we think he confirmed? /Pauli's own film Pauli once wrote about the theory that Irving actually went through the reintegration process Long before Mark Scout ever tried to be in the careful surveillance of Asal Regabi (Karen Aldridge). This will surely answer a few unanswered questions, such as Irving Opas knows about the secret corridor hidden in Lumon, recreated in his pictures or why he apparently sets an exhibition in Lumon's activities. You will also solve a loose thread introduced in this latest episode, too. Namely: How seems to Irving remembers the previous interaction of his Inji with Burth's Indji? Yes, there is always the possibility of re -use on that line "I'm ready/I'm just not ready", it is simply designed as thematic blooming, and not as a mix that he is consciously aware of any level. But hear us, what if this is even more fuel to the fire that he experiences memories, flashing the same way as Mark did, while his two cut off halves unite as a whole?

If true, then maybe that haunting image of Irving on Irving (and his beautiful dog) driving at the sunset on that train is not a permanent goodbye that certainly feels. Irving and his Lumon investigation could easily be written outside the show now that his relationship with Burt was given closure, bitter, though it could be. Alternatively, however, there may be more to explore here. If Burt is now on the run, he could not appear again in the final or Somewhere in Season 3 To help Mark and the rest of their friends in their rebellion against Lumon Industries?

Baceate, people, because the "Season" finale in the season 2 hit Apple TV+ on Friday, March 21, 2025.