Are there a scenes "devoters" that are no important? The show applies every second with so much meaning that even The worst episode of the "Season" Season 2 is a tense affair, packed with a seriously interesting Lumon Oreubo and an important character. The Sophior season is especially great in delivering a constant barrage of tense, significant moments, which seem to have the potential to change the course of the show for good - and surprisingly, many do just that.

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Because of this, ranking the best discoveries of "Season" Season 2 It's not an easy task because the viewer is so spoiled for choice. As such, some fans can very well-and justifiably because it's a brilliant sequence-to get annoyed to discover that, say, Mr. Milcik (Tramel Tilman) incredible off-blue season final dance number that reveals The Department of Strange Choreography and Lumon's Help is absent from this list.

However, there is a method of madness. The five discoveries of the "Season" in season 2 listed here are not just brilliant, moments that cause cold on their own. More than any other scenes in the season, they also carry far deeper meanings that have a huge impact on later events and will no doubt continue to do so when the "season" of the "season" will eventually arrive.

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On almost every other show, the moment when Mark S. (Adam Scott) and Heley R. (Brit Dolen) Crawls through a small door of the aperture in otherwise uninterrupted lumin cut off the floor complex and find a huge room full of herbaceous hills they would be easily visual to the season. The "separation" is still there-but burst out of the eyes of the green burns compared to the viewer's knowledge that the characters finally, if by accident, hit the saying of the mystery jackpot: this is the place where the goats come from.

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The excursion of Mark and Shelli in the goat department, aka in mammals that can be imposed, reveals a strange group of semi-fired workers growing sweet goats for an unspecified purpose and acting in a border-fierce manner when trying to ask if the mammal crew has seen Mark's wife. Fortunately, the head of the Lorn Department (Gwendolin Christie) turns out to be a cautious but reasonable woman who is ready to exchange information and build a module of reporting with macrodes refining visitors, despite some really weird things that mammals seem to believe in.

Before this moment, the Lumon teams we saw were weird, but still a pretty ordinary price for a "wicked office". This is a first glance at a truly miraculous and incomprehensible department of Lumon, which envisages the forthcoming choreography and discovery of joy. More importantly, the true task of mammals nurture-which fans still have to wait a few episodes to find out at this point-they are directly tied to some of the toughest activities within Lumon. Especially Lorn plays a massive role in the season final.

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Technically, Mr. Milcik is an antagonist, but Tramel Tilman's tinted power plant has made a clear sign of the image of the show where every character is built to shine. With his dancing moves, antiquity of the middle manager and more visible frustration with the forces that are, Seth Milcik is one of those rare small screen figures that elevate every scene in which they are. Although he continues to standardize Lumon Minion's setting, it's hard not to root for the guy ... at least, when he does not destroy the active refining of the macrode team.

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For fans clutching for Milcik's ransom, "after hours" offers a balm for many wounds caused by his corporate lacquer for Lucky. The manager of the cut floor has spent most of the season eating a humiliation after the humiliation of the company he hires - and when Mr. Drumson (ólafur Darri Llafsson) once again warns him by asking for an apology for using what he thinks is an overwhelming word. In what Tilman's future highlights Ril, it will no doubt refer to the speech of "swallowing fecal", Milcik smiles the combination of his signature Grandlok and Extreme Sarcasm - beware of the switch in his verbal settings, after promising it.

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Does this objectively wonderful but professionally risky approach work for Milcik? No. In the next episode, he has worse than ever, as he is forced to act in what is an effective show of Lumon Minstleel. However, Milcik was visibly sitting during the final, and after the "separation" it ends, we will almost certainly look at the "after hours" calculation as the moment that finally released the biggest character on the show.

The "Season" final in "North", "Cold Port", marks the first time the same person on the same person is able to have real dialogue with each other. With the use of a cabin equipped with Damona's cutting off, birth withdrawal and camcorder, Mark Scout and Mark S. They are able to have almost real time, where the former is trying to get the latter to help in a daring attempt to save Gema's scout before finishing the "Cold Port" file. As the two markings are quickly noticed, it is freaky and intense ... and it doesn't go well.

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ITEUBERSE MESSAGES ARE TRAINING IN LEFT, TRUE DISCUSSION WHEN INIA Mark understands that what Octer Mark is looking for not only his life, but also his blow in search of a happy relationship with Heley. As a result, Mark S. It breaks contact and it remains unclear whether he intends to cooperate. In the end, after some encouragement by Heley - but after a dangerous and successful rescue mission where both brands should jump through some serious obstacles, Mark S. Go to business activity for yourself. It helps Gemma come out, but does not follow, instead of locking and disappearing into the depths of the cut floor with Heley.

All this starts with the incessant view of the scene of the video camera in the Ini/Learning division, which establishes the Instinct for the survival of Ini Mark and the desire to have his own life. Judging by how the end of the Severance 2 season it is suggested that Mark S. Not alone in this desire and a complete insurgency of Ini can come, which can be rested, the cut floor will become a very interesting place.

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"Severance" has always been a mysterious box with a few obvious engagement rules, but all the way to "Hollow's Hollow", viewers could rely on at least one thing: the show would never blur the waters when it came to the Ini/Learning. Even when the MDR team broke into the world in the finals of the season 1, the show explicitly showed how the process works and when the transition between individuals.

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"It's hard to get hollow" takes that rule and throws it out of the window. Irving B. (Johnon Turturo) becomes a confrontation with Heli R. Things eventually escalate to violence when Irving, after spending a strange night away from the camp, returns to Helly's physical assault. It's a rough viewing scene. Everyone except Irving is in full panic, and rightly. Then, the prolonged, incredibly uncomfortable drowning sequence turns into something very stranger when the desperate Helly reveals that she is actually Elena Egan.

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The monumental discovery that Helena poses as Heley sends massive shocking waves through several stories. Mark has to deal with the effects of sleeping with Elena, thinking that she is Helly instead. Helly is obviously less than comfortable with it, Irving is fired for the attack, and Dylan loses his most faithful friend. However, the biggest influence of revelation is that the viewer can no longer believe in "severance". "Hollow's Hollow" is the fans' show signal, which indicates that nothing is as it was before and that viewers would do good to rethink every job they used to be given.

The whole "Chici Bardo" qualifies as a huge discovery, indeed. However, all of her other drops of information is changing the hustle when it comes to the big episode, and maybe the whole show: Gema's scout has more incs.

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A key factor in Gema's troubles is that it must spend regular time in a variety of rooms, which correspond to various refined MDR files. She has newly inks in each, as well as her primary cut off identity on the floor, Mrs' Casey, which seems to be a failure to prevent her from escaping. As the season takes place, we learn that its multi-flat existence is associated in the cold port, which works, which will ultimately kill-though it is not clear whether we are talking about physical death or destruction of Gema's identity.

As with the discovery of Jelena Egan in the Holou of the accident, of course, the real events of the episode are huge, but pale compared to their implications ... or more precisely, the questions they ask. Is Mark the only one that created a games? If not, what is the meaning of the files refined other members of the MDR team? Is Gemma the only person on Earth with a multiple -incis, or the show hides other characters in a similar situation? The upcoming "separation" separation season may or may not respond to all of these unanswered questions and mysteries And more ... But "Chicai Bardo" is the episode that opened the can of worms.

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