Apple TV+ has released "The Ballad of Ambrose & Gunnel," the song featured during the marching band sequence in Severance Season 2.

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On the heels of the Season 2 finale’s buzz-worthy, joyous, heart wrenching ending, we’re obviously hungry for more new ...

Severance's Season 2 finale pulls out the big guns with its Choreography & Merriment sequence, and I couldn't be happier ...

THE WAIT FOR more Severance is finally over—as they would say at Lumon Industries, praise Kier for that. After a nearly three year wait, Apple TV+'s engrossing, thrilling, darkly comedic, brilliant ...

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Did the second season of Severance actually end on a happy note? What can we expect for the severed section in Season 3?

Apple TV+'s Severance has delivered another gripping finale, presenting several twists that has left season 2 on a high note ...

Severance isn’t just a TV show: it’s an event. It’s a psychological experiment designed to give us an existential crisis over ...

Tramell Tillman reveals how the "Severance" finale's marching band sequence and vending machine scenes came together.

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