This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 1 of "Severance," streaming now on Apple TV+. The Season 1 finale of "Severance" left audiences with a cruel, spectacular cliffhanger. The innies - that is,

In the first episode of the second season, however, Helly has a different story for her friends. Instead of telling them who she is on the outside, she tells them that when she woke up, she was in an apartment by herself.

While Helly’s story seems to captivate her coworkers, when Irv asks about what she did next, she reveals she went outside and found a guy she describes as a gardener and that she told him everything she could about Lumon with the hope he’d pass the information on.

Severance Season 2 has premiered on Apple TV+ and after just one episode there are already some major theories about what new twists and reveals are being set up for the seasonal arc. Out of the handful of major theories about Severance Season 2 already out there,

One crucial clue is that, of course, Helly lies to her colleagues about what she saw in the outside world - something that Irving (John Turturro) is immediately suspicious of. She says she saw a gardener (working at night), and that she told him everything about Lumon, apologising to her colleagues that she didn't do more.

Seven Severance Questions is a weekly attempt to digest the events of one of television’s twistiest shows by highlighting the weirdest, most confusing, and most important unresolved issues after each episode. There will be theories. Many will be unhinged.

Ben Stiller's Apple sci fi show about a world with literal separation of work and personal lives has always been trippy. But maybe it gets too weird.

At long last, the second season of Apple TV Plus' dystopian thriller Severance has arrived.  This unsettling and irresistible drama follows Mark Scout (Adam Scott) and his colleagues at a fictitious biotech company called Lumon,

The series is an exquisite, masterful work of TV, cramming sci-fi creepiness, wry social commentary and black humor inside of a tightly constructed story.