Ruptura

I can't even describe the show. It's unlike anything I have ever seen.

Remember that feeling you had after watching The Truman Show or The Sixth Sense for the very first time? The feeling that you had experienced something unique? It's the exact same sensation Severance gave me. It's odd, it's smart, it's fresh and I loved every single minute of it. It's the best writing and acting I have seen in years.

Every episode makes you hungry for the next one, and the next one, and... well, you get the point. All I can say is, stop scrolling through these reviews and go watch it, because you're in for a treat.

I can't remember the last time I was so invested in a TV show. I was hooked from the first episode, and constantly impressed with the directing, visuals, acting, and plot developments. It's like a cross between Black Mirror and 1984, but it might be better than both of those works of art. This is truly something special and I COULD NOT be more excited for season 2.

Severance Season 1 completely hooked me. The vibe, the mystery, the weird tension, I loved all of it. Every episode pulled me deeper in, and the whole world they built felt so unique and creepy in the best way.

But I have to be honest: the ending frustrated me. Not because it was bad, but because the main character suddenly felt way too slow or clueless when everything was literally falling apart. I kept thinking, "Come on, man, MOVE!" It didn't ruin the show for me, but it did pull me out of the moment a bit.

Still, the season as a whole is fantastic. The twists, the atmosphere, the characters, it's all so well done. And that last scene? Yeah, I need Season 2 immediately.

The first few episodes are slow and feel very strange because of the cold, perfect office world. I almost stopped watching.

But once the mystery begins, the show becomes completely addictive.

The slow start is worth it for the brilliant payoff. The final episodes are non-stop tension and deliver one of the most shocking season finales in years.

Severance is one of the smartest, most unsettling, and most meticulously crafted series in years. I rated it 9 out of 10 only because the middle stretch eases off the gas a bit, but the overall impact is undeniable.

The concept alone is brilliant. Splitting your mind between work and personal life sounds clean and harmless until the show slowly reveals how disturbing that idea really is. Every episode builds tension with precision. The mystery unfolds at a pace that keeps you constantly thinking, constantly questioning, constantly uneasy.

The visual style is a knockout. The sterile office spaces, the minimalist production design, the bizarre corporate architecture all create a world that feels familiar and completely alien at the same time. Cinematography is sharp, controlled, and loaded with meaning. Nothing is shot without intention.

The sound design and score amplify everything. Cold, distant, unnerving. It sets a mood that never lets you relax. Performances are exceptional across the board. Adam Scott delivers his career-best work, and the supporting cast elevates every scene. There is not a weak link.

Severance is tense, clever, stylish, and genuinely original. When the final episodes hit, they hit hard. It is the kind of show that stays with you long after the credits roll and makes you think about your own life more than you expect.

One of the best series of the decade.