This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four, "Woe's Hollow."] In its third episode, Severance season two reintroduced one of the Apple show's biggest mysteries: the goats - namely, what's up with them?

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We know that anyone who's seen Severance season 1 is coming into things already on the edge of their seat (and if you need a refresher on what happened, we've got you covered there too). Apple TV+ is rolling out the red carpet for the new season of its smash hit,

Our recap of Woe's Hollow, the best episode of Severance to date - and the most bewildering episode of TV so far this year. Raise your hand if your jaw dropped when *that charade* was finally revealed

Ever since Severance season 2 premiered on AppleTV+ this year, a major theory has appeared across the fandom. As Mark S. (Adam Scott), Dylan G. (Zach Cherry), and Irving B. (John Turturro) all returned to work at Lumon in the wake of season 1’s huge cliffhanger,

Here’s the filming location of Severance Season 2 Episode 4, ‘Woe’s Hollow’, as well as other key places where the Apple TV show was shot.

Shows that try their hand at mystery-box storytelling would do well to follow the example set by this episode.

In our latest recap, we review the major answers and new questions that arose from Severance season two, episode four, "Woe's Hollow."

This jewel box of an episode is probably the weirdest and most cerebral we’ve seen yet from Severance season two on Apple TV+. And that’s saying a lot, considerin