The third season of the television series Severance is currently being prepared.
Tl;dr
- Severance is back with a second season.
- The third season of Severance is already in the works according to producer Ben Stiller.
- Severance could have a well-defined ending depending on the creator of the series.
The long-awaited return of Severance
After three long years of waiting, fans will finally be able to discover the second season of Severance. This series, broadcast on the Apple TV+ streaming platform, was able to captivate the public during its first season in 2022. Speculation and expectations are therefore numerous regarding this new batch of episodes.
A third season under construction
According to information revealed by director and executive producer Ben Stiller, the series will not end with this second season. Indeed, he indicated during an interview for Collider that the third season was already in preparation. “ We have a responsibility to the public to know where we are going“, he said, emphasizing the importance of developing a coherent plot, supported by Apple.
An end in sight
Surprising fans, Ben Stiller also revealed during an interview with The New York Times that they had already planned an ending for the series. The producer, however, kept the exact number of seasons a mystery. “ In my mind, the show has always been about Mark, his ‘innie’ and his ‘outie’, and the final destination of both“, he added, leaving the audience to interpret these words.
Less waiting for the sequel?
Dan Erickson, the creator of the series, has expressed his wish to reduce the gap between seasons. According to his comments reported by Gizmodo, if a third season saw the light of day, it could arrive more quickly than the previous ones.
What do we think?
The return of Severance is excellent news for fans of the series. The announcement of the preparation of the third season and the possibility of a well-defined ending stimulates excitement and anticipation. It will be interesting to see how the series develops and how the creators will handle the pressure of success.
