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Social Media Is Loving This Specific Milchick Line From Severance Season 2 Episode 9
Use smaller, monosyllabic words rather than needlessly complex words for simple ideas — and also, stop reading now if you ...
Who Is the Most Fed Up? And Other Severance Questions.
Seven Severance Questions is a weekly attempt to digest the events of one of television’s twistiest shows by highlighting the ...
Severance fans have the same one-word reaction to 'mic drop' Milchick moment in episode 9
As storylines unravelled, character Irving (John Turturro) is discarded by Burt (Christopher Walken), Dylan (Zach Cherry) resigns after a personal rejection, and Helly/Helena (Britt Lower) has a ...
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The Newest ‘Severance’ Episode Has a Major Clue About What ‘Severance’ Actually Means
With one episode left in Severance season 2 on Apple TV+, there’s a lot we superfans are hoping to have answered: Where is ...
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Why SEVERANCE’s Seth Milchick Is No Different Than His Severed Employees
Lumon trusts Seth Milchick. They’ve put him in charge of the severed floor and Macrodata Refinement at the company’s headquarters. He not only leads the department working on “Cold Harbor ...
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‘Severance’s Tramell Tillman And Patricia Arquette Unpack Milchick’s Haunting Performance Review: “The Rules Just Keep Changing”
But ever since his OTC mishap with Dylan led to the innies’ finale rebellion, Milchick has been cleaning up mess after mess — all while being disrespected by his subordinates and his superiors.
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"Severance" and the important, mysterious job of speaking the language of work
But there’s reason to suspect that some of them, including this lurch off-topic by the Severed floor’s department manager, Mr. Milchick (Tramell Tillman), are a misdirect — if not total bull.
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Why Milchick Is Really Ending Miss Huang's Fellowship So Early In Severance S2 Ep 9 Explained By Star
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Severance season 2, episode 9! Severance star Sarah Bock has explained why Milchick is really ...