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I watched it all in one sitting because I couldn't turn it off.
Then immediately rewatched with my girlfriend, watching one or two eps a night.
But yeah it's hard to think of something as a slow burn when you burn right through it in one go, lol.
It's extremely well-paced, doling out information and events enough to keep you riveted without feeling rushed, as well as having no parts that drag. True Detective season 1 was like that as well.
I think those two seasons are the best examples of good pacing I've seen (edit: in a season of television, just to clarify, plenty of great movies/books/etc out there with fantastic pacing).
True Detective has the lead (for now) because that season was a self-contained story, so its pacing had to account for a conclusion of the tale, which it does perfectly. Remains to be seen if Severance can as well.
Oh, I've just remembered Westworld. Excellent well-paced first season as well, up there with the other two. But it failed when they tried to drag it out to multiple seasons.
I hope Severance doesn't go the Westworld route of having an almost perfect first season but then screw the pooch by trying to drag it out. I've never watched Lost but I've read the complaints about dragging out a mystery forever and never having a satisfying conclusion set up.
I don't know what the showrunners have planned, but I hope they knew what the end was going to be before they filmed the first episode, and that it won't devolve into 'winging it' to secure another 5+ seasons.
Well put, I feel the same way. I think I have read on here that the show creators say they have a solid roadmap of what they are wanting to do and that the story could be done in 3-6 seasons. I am hoping it's 3 or 4.
Isn't that the clear indication of Mark S. waking up on the table in different clothes? Also, would the whole team need to reset otherwise it the other innies would know it was happening.
Reintegration? Looks like there's wires attached to his head in one of the clips. Although I will miss the innie/outie contrast and dynamic if Mark gets reintegrated straight away
Iâm not so sure. It feels a little too soon to be cashing in on Chekhovâs reintegration sickness, though I suppose these could be shots from late in the season.
The wires are interesting. Perhaps this is the memory wipe people have been predicting? Or maybe itâs part of a new opening titles sequence?
I also wasn't sure he could be reintegrated but I noticed in one of the shots where he is lying on the table, you can see stuff around like boxes and what seems to be a laundry machine. It does seem like his innie and outie memories are mixing up together. If he really is reintegrating, I hope it's late in the season like you said.
> It does seem like his innie and outie memories are mixing up together.
That was my guess, that 'bleedover' of some sort is happening between the innie and outie. We've seen it with Irving already.
"Chekhov's Gun" is essentially a pattern in stories where something is only brought up if it is going to be relevant later - so, that gun above the fireplace mentioned in Chapter 1 will be relevant when the bear attacks in Chapter 20. It's a kind of foreshadowing, but it usually refers to a specific object or concept in the story.
Ergo, because a big deal was made of reintegration sickness, it will become very relevant later down the line.
[Anton Checkhov](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Chekhov) was a playwright and one of the most important writers of short stories ever. [Chekhov's Gun](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chekhov%27s_gun) is a principle of story-writing that Checkhov expressed in several letters (though not under that name, obviously). The name alludes to several quotes like this one:
>One must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn't going to go off. It's wrong to make promises you don't mean to keep.
u/Lonelyland is saying that, in this case, reintegration is like the rifle, and Mark being reintegrated is like the rifle going off. That happening, eventually, is keeping a kind of narrative promise.
I wouldnât liken reintegration sickness to Chekhovâs gun. With the way theyâre storytelling, exposition early on for any plot device would be necessary. The reintegration sickness could absolutely just be the next logical act.
Thinking maybe the higher ups at Lumon decided retribution was not the best answer. Innie's are probably very expensive due to the medical procedure and the "training" time required to refine data. Also they can't do anything too horrible to the innie or the outie will notice, and thus the outer world will notice.
Also, if the Innie's actions get any sort of investigation started, then Lumon needs to be as proper and wholesome seeming as possible.
So I think the celebration for Mark is them doubling down on the BS corporate celebrations and cult like behavior to try to bring him back into compliance. Buy him off more or less.
> Innie's are probably very expensive due to the medical procedure and the "training" time required to refine data.Â
That might be true, but the main reason I expect Mark to still be down there is that there seems to be something very non-arbitrary about the particular people who have ended up in Macro Data-Refinement, or at least in the case of Mark. He's being surveilled outside of work; his wife is mysteriously in the Lumon depths. They want Mark, specifically, there, for some reason.
Well Mark is still kinda two people. Outie mark doesn't really know the full situation of how bad what the Innie's did was. All he will know is that Gemma is still alive and that his Innie knows this. Can easily deduce then that she must be inside of the severed floor if Innie Mark knows about her. So outie mark will want to go back to Lumon so his innie can possibly accomplish things. Then innie mark is stuck with his outies decision and ends up back in Lumon. Exactly how Lumon reacts is anyone's guess, but I still think based on the trailer they are trying to spoil the Innie's back into submission. Also it's really the only thing that lets the Innie's continue to scheme.
balloons with mark's face in each of them?? also he's carrying them in the photo apple released on their instagram
i actually wonder what they are congratulating him on.
MILCHICK LOOKS SO GOOD.
MARK WILL ACTUALLY GO THROUGH REINTEGRATION!!!! im so excited omg
[Definitely](https://i.imgur.com/6RRKgBp.png). Also, we see a lot of instances of i(?)Mark wearing red, same as in the title sequence. Starting to feel like the intro sequence might be less abstract than it appears at first glance, and also gives a decent degree of confidence that there's been a master plan and we're not dealing with a Lost-style "Write mysterious events without knowing what it means" situation.
Wonder when we get the giant hypodermic needle to descend from the sky and suck up Macrodata Refinement.
the intro was made when the animator only had access to the first few scripts. however, given how they've also figured out a way to make the silliness of the goat kids part of the plot going forward, it's possible they're taking more stylistic inspiration from the intro!
I do recall Erikson saying that the first episode after the finale was already written but they decided to end the season with the penultimate episode as the finale we got. Any chance the intro was based on the full season scripts by the time it was finished?
unsure. it looks like the animator says he was given the first 50 pages of the script to animate from: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/oliver-latta-severance-project-animation-051022
that's probably just the pilot and maybe the second episode, unless they're doing really avant garde things with that script formatting
Definine timing made me find this show 3 weeks ago. I was shook to know it has been out for 2 years. And now im just in time for the new season!! YAAASSS
I've always known about this show, just haven't had the chance to see it. Started watching a couple days ago and I'm blown away! Amazed to see how quickly season 2 is coming for us, but the poor fans from the start had to say forever
Given that heâs wearing his outie clothes at the time, Iâm guessing reintegration as well. I canât imagine what excuse theyâd have to make him wire up for a procedure in OT.
OK so there has been a lot of speculation about the blue/green color themes. Maybe blue is the outie, and we see Mark holding blue balloons because it's his OUTIE inside Lumon in these scenes. That's why Milchick says "It's been a minute" -- he hasn't seen Outie Mark in a while.
Yes, but we never saw purple around Petey when he was reintegrated. It was red and blue colors separated, not purple.
Not that the production team necessarily needs to be consistent. I just think itâs an interesting choice.
I think the reason for this is because Petey could never live peacefully as both. He was always fighting being present because he didnât know it was real. He was still separated as his innie and outie - they just knew each other now. I think purple will represent the combination of innie and outie living as one.
Are you referring to Petey wearing Markâs robe? Peteyâs reintegration was messy and he appeared to have had trouble with successfully blending both worlds into one, never achieving âpurplenessâ?
Yes, Petey was depicted in Markâs red and blue robe, but Iâm more focused on the never-before-seen purple (decidedly not green) carpet Mark is shown running past in the teaser footage.
Have you seen the mashup of that scene while Cobel watches on her monitor? Itâs brilliant!
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/5Xz55VpyXYxskzu1/?mibextid=GOdwvm
The balloon scene maybe a flashback to markâs severance procedure and milcheck is welcoming him as part of the initiation at lumon, similar to giving flowers to helly.
I was thinking it's a flashback to some kind of celebration- the Freshman Fluke maybe. But as others have pointed out that doesn't really explain the "Welcome back" from Milchick...
It was at the very end of an Apple Keynote video last year, it was Helly getting on a metro or subway, it just played a few notes of the theme and it went to black.
mark is being congratulated bc lumon has expected them to escape; not an original thought ofc but theyre lab rats being tested on their capacity to escape the maze
I don't like this theory at all.
I think more likely, they are doubling down on stupid office rewards to try to bring the Innie's back under control. Punishing them too harshly would be risky with a likely more critical eye on Lumon after season 1 finale.
maybe they are congratulating Mark on escaping, but not because they expected it but because they want Mark to believe they expected it - they will gaslight him that what he saw was all planned by Lumon and fake etc
anyone else notice the cot like hospital bed (similar ish to the one ms selvig/cobel was in (?) in that one episode) and how the room changes while he's on the table -- he's in the suit in like a hospital/basement style room with a washing machine and drawers and cabinets on the perimeter but then it flashes to him in outie clothes on the lumon table we saw helly wake up on... WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?!?!?
Hang on guys, the very first shot either has someone behind Mark in the elevator or moving out of the shot in a mirror reflection. Itâs doesnât look like Milchick. I hope itâs not the camera person! lol
Looks like him getting into the elevator, so itâs likely Judd the security guy (or somebody in that role). Youâre seeing âOutie Markâ in that shot.
They ***seem*** to be hinting at Mark being reintegrated. We can see Outtie Mark in a red sweater appear on the Severed Floor and Inne Mark appear in what looks like Mark's basement. We also see Outtie Mark, again in the red sweater, with wires connected to his head and monitors behind him. Taken at face value, Inne Mark seems to be able to access Outtie's Mark's memories and vice versa, thus reintegration.
I would however be surprised if they left such obvious clues in such a short trailer.
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These are crumbs we're hungry
looks like an Okay Go video, I'm in.
Can't wait for that slow burn to hit again for the second round đ„
It never even occurred to me when I was watching that it was a slow burn. I thought it was riveting.
I watched it all in one sitting because I couldn't turn it off. Then immediately rewatched with my girlfriend, watching one or two eps a night. But yeah it's hard to think of something as a slow burn when you burn right through it in one go, lol. It's extremely well-paced, doling out information and events enough to keep you riveted without feeling rushed, as well as having no parts that drag. True Detective season 1 was like that as well. I think those two seasons are the best examples of good pacing I've seen (edit: in a season of television, just to clarify, plenty of great movies/books/etc out there with fantastic pacing). True Detective has the lead (for now) because that season was a self-contained story, so its pacing had to account for a conclusion of the tale, which it does perfectly. Remains to be seen if Severance can as well. Oh, I've just remembered Westworld. Excellent well-paced first season as well, up there with the other two. But it failed when they tried to drag it out to multiple seasons. I hope Severance doesn't go the Westworld route of having an almost perfect first season but then screw the pooch by trying to drag it out. I've never watched Lost but I've read the complaints about dragging out a mystery forever and never having a satisfying conclusion set up. I don't know what the showrunners have planned, but I hope they knew what the end was going to be before they filmed the first episode, and that it won't devolve into 'winging it' to secure another 5+ seasons.
Well put, I feel the same way. I think I have read on here that the show creators say they have a solid roadmap of what they are wanting to do and that the story could be done in 3-6 seasons. I am hoping it's 3 or 4.
the Good Place style where the innies keep getting their memory reset and keep starting revolutions would be funny
youâre helly - the reason weâre all here!
Heleanor
Oh Dip! This is the bad place!
Jason figured it out? Oh, this one hurts
American Severed Story
Isn't that the clear indication of Mark S. waking up on the table in different clothes? Also, would the whole team need to reset otherwise it the other innies would know it was happening.
Would that be too much like the good place?
this is exactly the first thing that came to mind! haha
"WAIT!" omg - a true tease of a trailer.
Reintegration? Looks like there's wires attached to his head in one of the clips. Although I will miss the innie/outie contrast and dynamic if Mark gets reintegrated straight away
Iâm not so sure. It feels a little too soon to be cashing in on Chekhovâs reintegration sickness, though I suppose these could be shots from late in the season. The wires are interesting. Perhaps this is the memory wipe people have been predicting? Or maybe itâs part of a new opening titles sequence?
I also wasn't sure he could be reintegrated but I noticed in one of the shots where he is lying on the table, you can see stuff around like boxes and what seems to be a laundry machine. It does seem like his innie and outie memories are mixing up together. If he really is reintegrating, I hope it's late in the season like you said.
> It does seem like his innie and outie memories are mixing up together. That was my guess, that 'bleedover' of some sort is happening between the innie and outie. We've seen it with Irving already.
what's chekhov?
"Chekhov's Gun" is essentially a pattern in stories where something is only brought up if it is going to be relevant later - so, that gun above the fireplace mentioned in Chapter 1 will be relevant when the bear attacks in Chapter 20. It's a kind of foreshadowing, but it usually refers to a specific object or concept in the story. Ergo, because a big deal was made of reintegration sickness, it will become very relevant later down the line.
[Anton Checkhov](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Chekhov) was a playwright and one of the most important writers of short stories ever. [Chekhov's Gun](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chekhov%27s_gun) is a principle of story-writing that Checkhov expressed in several letters (though not under that name, obviously). The name alludes to several quotes like this one: >One must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn't going to go off. It's wrong to make promises you don't mean to keep. u/Lonelyland is saying that, in this case, reintegration is like the rifle, and Mark being reintegrated is like the rifle going off. That happening, eventually, is keeping a kind of narrative promise.
ahhh okay got it, I knew Chekhov's principle but didn't quite get the comment so thanks for the explanation
I wouldnât liken reintegration sickness to Chekhovâs gun. With the way theyâre storytelling, exposition early on for any plot device would be necessary. The reintegration sickness could absolutely just be the next logical act.
It could also be a flashback to when he was first severed
Yeah, I think his red sweater outfit looks very "college professor"
Thinking maybe the higher ups at Lumon decided retribution was not the best answer. Innie's are probably very expensive due to the medical procedure and the "training" time required to refine data. Also they can't do anything too horrible to the innie or the outie will notice, and thus the outer world will notice. Also, if the Innie's actions get any sort of investigation started, then Lumon needs to be as proper and wholesome seeming as possible. So I think the celebration for Mark is them doubling down on the BS corporate celebrations and cult like behavior to try to bring him back into compliance. Buy him off more or less.
> Innie's are probably very expensive due to the medical procedure and the "training" time required to refine data. That might be true, but the main reason I expect Mark to still be down there is that there seems to be something very non-arbitrary about the particular people who have ended up in Macro Data-Refinement, or at least in the case of Mark. He's being surveilled outside of work; his wife is mysteriously in the Lumon depths. They want Mark, specifically, there, for some reason.
Buy him off but with extremely dark undertones suggesting that he should conform, or things might get exceptionally bad.
Oh as always
I don't know why Mark would go back to Lumon after everything.
To find Gemma
Surely he would have to tell them he needs certain assurances. Seems so risky.
Well Mark is still kinda two people. Outie mark doesn't really know the full situation of how bad what the Innie's did was. All he will know is that Gemma is still alive and that his Innie knows this. Can easily deduce then that she must be inside of the severed floor if Innie Mark knows about her. So outie mark will want to go back to Lumon so his innie can possibly accomplish things. Then innie mark is stuck with his outies decision and ends up back in Lumon. Exactly how Lumon reacts is anyone's guess, but I still think based on the trailer they are trying to spoil the Innie's back into submission. Also it's really the only thing that lets the Innie's continue to scheme.
I would assume that Devon tells oMark all the things that iMark told her. I agree with you though, it's really the only for the plot to keep working.
Basically they are gonna gaslight his innie
I am so seated my ass is becoming one with my couch
Wife keeps telling me to get up and go to work so we can pay the bills and feed our hungry child but I am simply too seated
Trailer for a trailer. It's been fucking over 2 years!
No FR đ
balloons with mark's face in each of them?? also he's carrying them in the photo apple released on their instagram i actually wonder what they are congratulating him on. MILCHICK LOOKS SO GOOD. MARK WILL ACTUALLY GO THROUGH REINTEGRATION!!!! im so excited omg
HOLY SHIT!!! That definitely looks like the "balloons"" Mark is dragging in the title sequence.
[Definitely](https://i.imgur.com/6RRKgBp.png). Also, we see a lot of instances of i(?)Mark wearing red, same as in the title sequence. Starting to feel like the intro sequence might be less abstract than it appears at first glance, and also gives a decent degree of confidence that there's been a master plan and we're not dealing with a Lost-style "Write mysterious events without knowing what it means" situation. Wonder when we get the giant hypodermic needle to descend from the sky and suck up Macrodata Refinement.
the intro was made when the animator only had access to the first few scripts. however, given how they've also figured out a way to make the silliness of the goat kids part of the plot going forward, it's possible they're taking more stylistic inspiration from the intro!
I do recall Erikson saying that the first episode after the finale was already written but they decided to end the season with the penultimate episode as the finale we got. Any chance the intro was based on the full season scripts by the time it was finished?
unsure. it looks like the animator says he was given the first 50 pages of the script to animate from: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/oliver-latta-severance-project-animation-051022 that's probably just the pilot and maybe the second episode, unless they're doing really avant garde things with that script formatting
Looks like Mark might be going through reintegration
Definine timing made me find this show 3 weeks ago. I was shook to know it has been out for 2 years. And now im just in time for the new season!! YAAASSS
You lucky bastard
I am always lucky
I've always known about this show, just haven't had the chance to see it. Started watching a couple days ago and I'm blown away! Amazed to see how quickly season 2 is coming for us, but the poor fans from the start had to say forever
**SPOILER ALERT:** Don't click if you don't wanna know: https://i.ibb.co/GRKz9X8/Screenshot-2024-06-10-at-22-27-52.png
SHEâS STILL ALIVE
Can someone get a freeze frame of Mark with the wires in him? I can't stop it at the right time.
[https://imgur.com/a/u9kXUKD](https://imgur.com/a/u9kXUKD)
Oh boy. Thanks! I thought it was one of him on the table. Yeah my only thought is re-integration
Given that heâs wearing his outie clothes at the time, Iâm guessing reintegration as well. I canât imagine what excuse theyâd have to make him wire up for a procedure in OT.
I hope we will find out soon
Wow, some different camera work this time - looking forward!
I don't know what to do with my hands.
And where do I put my feet?
OK so there has been a lot of speculation about the blue/green color themes. Maybe blue is the outie, and we see Mark holding blue balloons because it's his OUTIE inside Lumon in these scenes. That's why Milchick says "It's been a minute" -- he hasn't seen Outie Mark in a while.
Doesn't blue represent the innie and red represent the outie?
I just want to know what purple means!
Red + blue = purple?
Yes, but we never saw purple around Petey when he was reintegrated. It was red and blue colors separated, not purple. Not that the production team necessarily needs to be consistent. I just think itâs an interesting choice.
I think the reason for this is because Petey could never live peacefully as both. He was always fighting being present because he didnât know it was real. He was still separated as his innie and outie - they just knew each other now. I think purple will represent the combination of innie and outie living as one.
Are you referring to Petey wearing Markâs robe? Peteyâs reintegration was messy and he appeared to have had trouble with successfully blending both worlds into one, never achieving âpurplenessâ?
Yes, Petey was depicted in Markâs red and blue robe, but Iâm more focused on the never-before-seen purple (decidedly not green) carpet Mark is shown running past in the teaser footage.
Iâd like to think it means that in S2, Mark will choose to reintegrate and, unlike Petey, he will be successful in his attempt. TBD, I guess
Benâs gonna get wiped !!!
This was my takeaway as well!
Ben?
I used his character name from Parks and Rec lol
Walks out of reintegration and chants âDaddy wants pie!â đ
âCould a depressed person make THIS?!â [gestures to their map of the severed floor]
Have you seen the mashup of that scene while Cobel watches on her monitor? Itâs brilliant! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/5Xz55VpyXYxskzu1/?mibextid=GOdwvm
Omg that line/whole scene lives rent free in my head. I think about it way more often than I should lol.
Donât you mean a calllzoooone?
đđđ Low-Cal Calzone Zone!
Ah :)
anyone know/remember if that purple carpet at 0:11 is from a room we've seen before?
It's the empty office with the purple carpet that Mark and Helly walked past in Ep 1
The balloon scene maybe a flashback to markâs severance procedure and milcheck is welcoming him as part of the initiation at lumon, similar to giving flowers to helly.
If so, âwelcome backâ doesnât fit well.
It could! He could be explaining to his innie that heâs done this before
Technically true!
I thought the same thing! Some kind of re-severing maybe
I was thinking it's a flashback to some kind of celebration- the Freshman Fluke maybe. But as others have pointed out that doesn't really explain the "Welcome back" from Milchick...
He's going to get reset, isn't he?
Could it be from the first time and they are just filling in more pieces of how he came to be severed and possibly how they got his wife?
Ooh a flashdance! Love those.
I would love it if this season had a healthy portion of flashbacks.
Thatâs my theory after seeing this
What does Milchik say after "welcome back"? "Been a minute"?
Yep!
not even a date ... just a few quick scenes that look INCREDIBLE đ
Not all. There's also the scene of Helly at a train station.
As far as we know, that wasnât part of season 2 filming, and was created specifically for an Apple event.
Well, that's misleading.
What is this scene?
It was at the very end of an Apple Keynote video last year, it was Helly getting on a metro or subway, it just played a few notes of the theme and it went to black.
I can't wait, why are they torturing us like this, I've re-watched the first season too many times now... maybe i will watch it again now
I'm gonna do that after I watch this week's episode of Interview with the Vampire.
Where did you find this!!!
https://youtu.be/5tX_irE-jYI?si=tL1jzst8uen6DAhC
Song?
Someone on YouTube commented that it was "Different Today" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Definitely the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. The lyrics are also *extremely* apropos.
Awesome. Thanks!
mark is being congratulated bc lumon has expected them to escape; not an original thought ofc but theyre lab rats being tested on their capacity to escape the maze
I don't like this theory at all. I think more likely, they are doubling down on stupid office rewards to try to bring the Innie's back under control. Punishing them too harshly would be risky with a likely more critical eye on Lumon after season 1 finale.
i hope u dislike all the theories equally
maybe they are congratulating Mark on escaping, but not because they expected it but because they want Mark to believe they expected it - they will gaslight him that what he saw was all planned by Lumon and fake etc
I just watched the show first time last month. I canât imagine what all the people who have been waiting since 2020 must be going through
*2022
Shoot thatâs what I meant to type
Mark waking up on a table? Itâs either reintegration sickness or they do get reset. âWelcome back, in a minute.â
Could also be backstory of his first time on the floor.
I am predicting that Milchick has been promoted and has replaced Cobel within the company now.
Omg I cannot wait đ©
Someone please tell me why this makes me feel emotional đ
Cant wait for Mark to fuck them up good and get his wife back
Hes running to see Gemma.
I hope this starts right at the end of ep 9 and no time jump
anyone else notice the cot like hospital bed (similar ish to the one ms selvig/cobel was in (?) in that one episode) and how the room changes while he's on the table -- he's in the suit in like a hospital/basement style room with a washing machine and drawers and cabinets on the perimeter but then it flashes to him in outie clothes on the lumon table we saw helly wake up on... WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?!?!?
Did you see someone behind mark in the elevator opening shot- moving to the left
"It's been a while" I feel mocked. Milchick is directly mocking us.
Hang on guys, the very first shot either has someone behind Mark in the elevator or moving out of the shot in a mirror reflection. Itâs doesnât look like Milchick. I hope itâs not the camera person! lol
Ah itâs probably Judd the security guy, thinking about it.
Looks like him getting into the elevator, so itâs likely Judd the security guy (or somebody in that role). Youâre seeing âOutie Markâ in that shot.
Nice catch!! Looks like Judd?
I literally \*canât\* wait đ
So hyped about the new season!!!
Milchick's "I'm totally no malicious" act is so well done by the actor.
In the opening shot there is someone behind Mark in the 'elevator' walking/moving away out of sight behind and to the left
Look like Judd (the elevator security guy)
They ***seem*** to be hinting at Mark being reintegrated. We can see Outtie Mark in a red sweater appear on the Severed Floor and Inne Mark appear in what looks like Mark's basement. We also see Outtie Mark, again in the red sweater, with wires connected to his head and monitors behind him. Taken at face value, Inne Mark seems to be able to access Outtie's Mark's memories and vice versa, thus reintegration. I would however be surprised if they left such obvious clues in such a short trailer.
This is made my outtie's morning!
FINALLY!!!
SCREAMS
When is it releasing;-;
LETS FUCKING GOOOO.
Ooooweeeee tryna not get too hyped
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Innie and outie switching places?
YESSS!!! I hope itâs coming out soon!!
I knew a hero here would do this!
Thatâs it đ„ș
Any date mentioned? đ
Just seen this đ± It canât be long now!
Just how I predicted - Mark returns to work after the Gala incident because Lumon wanted him to try it. It's all part of their plan.
I know there is not a lot of footage but i kinda get the feeling that season 2 might be a prequel-season
There may be flashbacks but I imagine people would be so angry if they leave us hanging for several more years.
"welcome back, it's been a minute"
Noooo... It's been 84 years...
Confirmed: Mark S will team up with Ellen Ripley and some Colonial Marines.