Alien: Earth might have already done something that the folk at Lumon Industries in Severance have been building towards.

Severance on Apple TV+ has a way of getting under viewers' skin, and not just because of its dark workplace mind-splitting experiment.

Severance is counted among the most iconic television shows of recent times, thanks to its out-of-the-box concept and intriguing characters.

Starting Friday, August 15, fans of Severance as well as fellow Emmy darling The Studio can stroll into select Erewhon ...

Lumon's interest in Mark's Outie life suggests deeper motives beyond mere surveillance. Collab with Ricken on a revised book hints at image rehab for Lumon post-Overtime Contingency.

Lumon represents the false notion that you can ignore your trauma and grief, and the innies represent the reality that you cannot simply ignore your memories; you have to face them.

While appearing on the latest episode of fellow 'Parks and Recreation' alum Amy Poehler's 'Good Hang with Amy Poehler' ...

Lumon often appears to have total control over their severed employees, but the past two seasons have shown that such control takes a lot of work, and can break down easily.

The real Lumon building sat mostly empty until it was purchased for $27 million in 2013—now it's a main character on ‘Severance': Look inside ...

And it all happens inside Lumon, a place with a cult-like internal culture that reveres its founder, Kier Eagan, as a near-divine figure.

Despite Lumon trying to pit Macrodata Refinement against the Optics and Design division with rumors of an inter-department massacre, Irving falls in love with O&D head Burt (Christopher Walken).