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Severance fans all saying the same thing after ‘mic drop’ Mr Milchick moment
Severance viewers all had the same reaction following a powerful realization from Seth Milchick (played by Tramell Tillman). ...
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Why SEVERANCE’s Seth Milchick Is No Different Than His Severed Employees
They were meant to remind Mr. Milchick and Ms. Kalen that they serve Kier, the Eagan family, and Lumon. Lumon’s blatant disrespect for even its most trusted employees shows that, to the company ...
Severance fans have the same one-word reaction to 'mic drop' Milchick moment in episode 9
As storylines unravelled, character Irving (John Turturro) is discarded by Burt (Christopher Walken), Dylan (Zach Cherry) resigns after a personal rejection, and Helly/Helena (Britt Lower) has a ...
‘Severance’s Sarah Bock Unpacks Miss Huang’s Wild Season 2 Ride, From The Severed Floor To Svalbard
Since Miss Huang was first introduced as the Severed Floor’s mysterious new deputy manager in Severance ‘s Season 2 premiere, Sarah Bock’s character has been called everything from a child and a robot ...
‘Severance’ Episode 5 Recap: Helly and Mark Finally Reunite as Mr. Milchick Faces the Heat
This article contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 5 of “Severance,” now streaming on Apple TV+. Things get real awkward between Mark (Adam Scott) and Helly (Britt Lower) — no longer Helena in ...
‘Severance’ Style: What Milchick’s Leather Jacket Could Be Telling Us
Beyond their aesthetic appeal and practicality in the cold weather, could the leather jackets of Severance also be hinting at what's to come for Milchick and Irving?
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Tramell Tillman of ‘Severance’ Gives Himself a Performance Review
His character, the smiling menace Mr. Milchick, has more responsibility in Season 2. He also has more of the spotlight. Tramell Tillman’s breakout role has him playing a very uptight office ...
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Social Media Is Loving This Specific Milchick Line From Severance Season 2 Episode 9
Use smaller, monosyllabic words rather than needlessly complex words for simple ideas — and also, stop reading now if you ...