Though the Lumon Industries pop-up in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal may have inadvertently recreated the less-than-ethical work conditions of the shadowy conglomerate at the center of Apple TV+’s Severance,

After three long years, "Severance" season 2 is finally here, with the first episode debuting on Apple TV Plus last night. The premiere takes no time launching us back into the high-stakes environment of Lumon’s Severed Floor,

In recent interviews, Adam Scott said he channelled Tom Cruise’s iconic run in several scenes of Severance season two.

The return of the acclaimed drama, airing on Apple TV Plus from Friday January 17, focuses once again on Mark ( Parks and Recreation's Adam Scott) who, like many employees at Lumon, has chosen to have his work life surgically severed from his home life.

The computers on the show are functional, so when Mark and Helly are moving pixelated numbers around on a screen, that’s something the performers are doing on set. “When you see us, we really are refining numbers,” Adam Scott, who plays Mark and serves as a producer on the show, tells The Verge. “There is actually a way to do it.”

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