Ben Stiller and Adam Scott revisited the waffle party in the Jan. 15 episode of The Severance Podcast with Ben Stiller & Adam Scott, along with podcast guest John Turturro. For Stiller, the waffle party — one of many Lumon terms coined by Severance creator and showrunner Dan Erickson — was "kind of an inflection point."

In the podcast's Jan. 15 episode, during which Stiller, Scott, and Turturro discussed Severance Season 1, episode 8, "What's for Dinner?," Turturro mentioned that the series had a "Kubrickian approach" to it.

Adam Scott, Britt Lower, John Turturro and Zach Cherry joined Variety's 'Most Likely To' series ahead of the release of "Severance" Season 2.

John Turturro, Britt Lower, and Zach Cherry know the answers to some of the show’s mysteries. “We certainly know some things,” Cherry, 37, exclusively told The Post. “And sometimes I’ll watch the show and go,

Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette, John Turturro, Britt Lower, and Zach Cherry reveal what fans have gotten right — and what they've gotten totally wrong.

Patricia Arquette is used to friends and family asking her about the many mysteries of “Severance.” “They always try to get me to tell them what’s happening during the season. But I’ve gotten really good at not telling people anything,

Wondering who voices the Lumon building in Severance Season 2 on Apple TV+? Here's what you need to know about the role.

Sarah Bock, Adam Scott, John Turturro, Zach Cherry and Britt Lower in “Severance,” premiering January 17, 2025 on Apple TV+/Courtesy Apple TV+ Innies and outies, rejoice! AppleTV+’s Severance is finally back for a second season.

John Turturro has an easy time withholding Severance spoilers because he simply hasn’t watched the show. In an interview with ComicBook, Turturro’s co-stars explained how they approach conversations about this series without giving anything away.

Severance season 2 is coming back soon and will see the return of Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette, John Turturro and more in the mind-bending drama

Christopher Walken says he watches his lauded series “Severance” on DVDs because he doesn’t own the necessary “equipment” to stream the show. The actor, 81, made the revelation alongside his costars as they promoted the just-released second season of the Apple TV+ original on Thursday’s episode of Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM show, “Andy Cohen Live.”

“Severance” follows the lives of a group of workers at a company called Lumon Industries who have agreed to undergo a procedure known as “severance.” During this operation, a device — the Severance Chip — is inserted into their brains. It separates their work selves, known as “innies,” from their home selves, known as “outies.”