#Severance title sequence series#

“I was absolutely engrossed in it, and I was enraged,” Tillman, who plays Milchick, revealed.

“Not necessarily answer all of them, but answer enough of them.” … “Really not up until we aired the finale, I don’t even think then, I was confident that people would be totally satisfied with it.”Įven the actors were totally enthralled by the finale twist.

“If the finale works for people, I think it’s because the writing is there, in terms of really trying to address all these questions that have been posed during the season,” Stiller said. Warning: There are spoilers ahead about the season finale of “Severance.” Fans could not believe the jaw-dropping cliffhanger “Severance” finished on, especially since the show wasn’t guaranteed a second season.Įxecutive producer and director Stiller, cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné, editor Geoffrey Richman, set decorator Andrew Baseman, and actors Adam Scott, Tramell Tillman and Britt Lower sat down for a detailed explainer of the last episode on Variety‘s “Making a Scene,” presented by HBO. What was this workplace thriller from (the notoriously snide comedy-creating) Ben Stiller? The premise itself was intriguing: What if there was a way to sever your memories between home and work? But by the time the finale aired, the ripple of interest had turned into a full-blown shockwave of surprise.

#Severance title sequence series#

It was the cliffhanger that shocked the internet.Īpple TV+’s series “Severance” premiered with a healthy dose of curiosity.