Bad news for all who are willing to move in Lumon Industries for Season 3 of "North" - and no, I'm not talking about delay. Obviously, executive producer Ben Stiller, who also steered a few episodes of the show as a director, will not direct anything Episodes in the upcoming third season.

In an interview with Los Angeles TimesStiller went through the list of projects on projects that took him out of "cutting off" - though it is important to note that the profile says he and the "show -show Dan Eriksson and the writing team spend most of the year on planning 3, so Stiller can step down". Not only is Stier obviously directed by a World War II film about "the true story of a crashed aircraft in the occupied France and how he involved in the French resistance", but he also works on a documentary about his famous parents - Jerryjeri Stiller and Ann Meara, PlusStiller is Onesonsing to make a movie using Rachel Madow's podcast, "Bag Man", for Vice President Spiro Agnu. Oh, and moreover, he starred in Focker Geen, "Meet the Parents" that should co-Starved Robert de Niro and Ariana Grande.

"I am at the moment in my life where I am like," the clock jumps, "Stiller told interviewer Glenn Vip, although the two were actually Talking about the desired newuork Knicks of Stiller, winning another championship. However, the theme turned to Stiller's upcoming 60th birthday in November, and the director and legend of comedy made it clear that he was just very busy.

"60 sounds old. It's hard to get closer to it," Stiller admitted to VIP. "And of course, that's another thing, how, you know what's next."

"These things need time to gather," he continued, "and the older, the more you realize that you only have so much time."

In the first two seasons of "Grade", Ben Stiller is a kind of director of the show, especially for scripts written by creator Dan Erikson. The "Pilot" of the series, "Good News for Hell" - introduces us to the cutting off the Lumon Industries by focusing on the completely new Ini Heli R. (Brit Lower) On her first day of work - she was really written by Ericsson and directed by Stiller, such as the second episode "Half Loop", which fully establishes the logic of the show. (At Lumon, the characters go to work as their incs, which exist only on the cut off, and return to their "real life" when they leave.) In fact, Stiller directed all three episodes of the first season of the show (episodes 4, 5 and 6 were directed by Aoif McCard. joined as a director and writer for The stunning finale of season 2 "Cold Port".

I understand this read as a page of Wikipedia but I want to clarify the absence of Stiller will Be great and probably temporary loss for "severance". (Who knows what his schedule will look like, if and when the show continues in the fourth season.) However, there is a ton of worthy candidates ready to jump in the chair of the season 3. One name I want to see specifically, is Essica Lee Gag, the director of the photo show that The stunning season 2 episode "Chicai Bardo", Undoubtedly one of the best classes on the show. Unfortunately, like Stiller, It's out Also Taking some time away from Lumon Industries to work on a movie with a feature filmBut it can still be included in a certain capacity. Indeed, what I get here is that Severance has many brilliant creative minds that work behind the scenes, many of which can still turn out to be absolutely stunning episodes. We have to wait and see, but I'm not so worried. The "Department" has not betrayed me yet, and Stiller knows that expectations are great again, the new class of directors can end up from this shake.

SEVERANCE 1 seasons and 2 are now moving to Apple TV+. The premiere date for the season 3 has yet to be released.