On the hit series "Apple TV+" "North", TV Megastral Adam Scott Game Mark, a man complaining the loss of his wife. As a means of dealing, he accepts work in the mysterious corporation Lumon, a strange corporate edge of the city. Lumon has developed a technique that allows him to "divide" some of its employees; That is, employees have a computer chip embedded in their brains that separates their memories from the outside world since they are out of the clock and their memories of the workday. It is the ultimate balance in work and life. Outside Mark, his "Outie" is depressed and fights, but within Mark, his "Innie" is Chipper and positive.

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At the beginning of "cutting off", Ini Mark is familiar with Helly (Brit Dollen), a new associate. Helly is not happy with the idea of ​​severance and initially trying to escape Lumon's offices. However, Helly is, however, continues to go. During the coming episodes, Ini Mark and Ini Helly begin to develop friendship and then romance. They are also starting to explore just doing what Lumon does. (What on Earth, for example, is "macrodati refining" and why do they do it? And why goats are kept in one of the offices in the Lumon building?) Of course, "Separation" takes many twists and turns On the road, with time revealing much more about "Helly".

Fans of "separation" may be surprised to learn that Scott and Lower appeared together on a TV series earlier. From 2017-2018 At "Ghosted", Scott played a paranormal investigator named Max Ennenifer, with Brit Dolna often showing Max's insincere wife Claire.

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The premise of the "spirit" would function well as a typical knockout "X-Data", even if it was not a comedy. Robinson was played by Leroy Wright, a former policeman who is recruited by the mysterious underground desk to investigate aliens, ghosts, monsters and the like. He is a skeptic in the country. Max Ennenifer of Scott is a former professor (as in "Severance") who recently lost his wife (as in "Severance") and is invited to join this new mysterious underground scientific organization as a means of dealing (as in "separation"). Scott and Robinson are analogues Mulder and Sculi. This time, however, Scott's wife was not killed in a ruin of cars, but probably kidnapped by foreigners.

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Lower appeared only in three episodes of "Spirit" as Max's long -lost wife, Claire. However, when the couple met again, it was not a reunent fuzzy unification. Claire, it seems, can own a stranger. At the very least, she hit Max's head in the table and imposed him to stop looking for her.

These are not the only fun links between "Ghosts" and other Adam Scott projects. Indeed, one of the other "ghosts" co-stars, Ali Walker, played his wife in the short-lived series "Tell Me You Love Me". Scott seems to be very united with his wives on the screen. He also starred opposite Lizzie Kaplan On his hit show "Party Down", And later, he later played his will-or-no-win-off-back-to-back ex-boyfriend in Leslie Hedland's movie "Bacheloret" in 2012. Oh, yes, and Scott's wife in real life Naomi served as a "spirit" producer. Scott is surrounded by wives and realistic and invented.

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Also, on "separation", it turns out that there is much more to surpass Mark Gema's wife (Dichen Lachmann) than initially fills the eye. Meanwhile, besides Ini Mark's romance with Helly, his exit goes on dates with a character named Alexa (Nicky M. Jameses). If the films and television were to believe it, Adam Scott is the most desirable man in the world.