At the end of the "season" season 2Lumon's Office Outline, Mark S. (Adam Scott) finally realizes that a project on which he worked-mysterious task of breaking numbers-e close to completion. Mark doesn't know what that means, really. Indeed, viewers don't. Lumon, up to this point in "grade", brings many mysterious, inexpressible plans that are never explained. Namely, the company plays sadistic memory games with Mark's assumed dead wife, Gema (Dichen Lachman), forcing her to suffer horrible physical and psychological abuse only to "divide" its memories of experiences. Lumon maintains his employees in line by offering small, meaningless awards for tasks. They sometimes get dancing parties or fruit plates.

Mark's award for completing his task, as his boss announced Mr. Milcik (Tramel Tilman), has been extended to a huge marching band. It is external to see Mr. Milcik leading the marching band into the office penetrated by the 1960s fluorescent pipes and to hear their noisy, noisy instruments that perform in such an indoor area.

Of course, Mark works on his own season: he aims to escape the performance of the marching band and enter the company's sub-bases to free Gema. However, complicated things are the fact that Mark and Gemma do not remember each other while in the lumin building because of their brain chips. While Mark escapes, his associates, Helly (Brit Dollen) and Dylan (Zack Cherry), Mr. Milcik trap in Bath. He tore down to the door and screaming as Helly and Dylan solve a vending machine against the door. To make the scene even a terrible, the marching band does not stop playing for a second during the frakes.

The composer "Data" Theodore Shapiro commented on the sequence of the marching range in Interview with Bandcamp. As he revealed, the whole thing was inspired by "Drumline", a teenager in 2002, who executive producer of the show and frequent director Ben Stiller is a big fan.

"Drumline" was a modest success in theaters, arriving among the huge wave of plays of competing teenagers who were in fashion at the time. Made over $ 56 million at the box office with a $ 20 million budget, and its starvet, Nick Canon, was nominated for several awards for the selection of teenagers and awards for MTV films. The film also boasted an early play by Future Oscar winner Zoe SaldayaThen better known for her performances in films such as "Central Stage", "Crossroads" and "Download it". The film is followed by a recent high school graduate Devon Miles (Canon) as he moves from Newouper to University in Atlanta. There, he struggled with experts on marching bands at the school as he struggles to win drum competitions and, along with them, accepting. The sequel came out in 2014.

Shapiro recalled hearing about the concept of the "drum" finale-inspired "severance" during the 2023 writers. It seems that Stiller's marching band was the idea, so Shapiro was simply rolling with it, noting that the "drum" was "the musical reference he gave me (Stiller)". Shapiro added that the music marching band had to play in several mysterious liturgical pieces that, according to the composer's memory, were not abruptly defined. After all, Lumon is looking for a cult dedication from his employees and the company and, in particular, his fictional founder, Kier Egan-something to reflect on Shapiro's music. As he said:

"Moreover, we wanted to weave these things that I mean as an Eganian religious anthem. First," Kier's anthem ", which we heard earlier in season 1. And then the script called for the second piece to be called" the ballad of Ambros and Gunnel. "

Ambrose and Gunnell will, maybe we will suppose, appear in Season 3 Season, which is currently in pre-production. Mysteries abound.