Cold Harbor

This finale gave me all the feelings and everything I could ask for. I cannot complain. And as far as the cliffhanger goes, I guess this is the essence of the show, this is where it was always going. Might be a bit frustrating to have to wait 1-2 years till the next season, but it gave us all the food for thought.

What can I say, so well done, it was a roller coaster of emotions, some comedic moments were incredible, if someone that hasn't watched severance before were to watch this episode they would be so confused! Haha. It closed off the season incredibly, and gives me high hopes for an equal or better season 3! Well done to everyone involved in creating the season!

The tension in this finale is incredibly, incredibly gripping. We get some much-needed answers while the denouement remains relatively open-ended--which is just as admittedly frustrating as it is exciting.

Incredible color grading this episode. From the earthy browns to the unsettling blues and greens to the blaring reds, this episode was a visual feast. Cinematography has always been Severance's strong suit, and I'm happy to say they've delivered wonderfully in this finale. These shots achieved their goals in the emotions they were able to evoke, from wonder to discomfort to solemn to just outright wildness.

The pacing between scenes was, similar to Season 1's finale, rivetingly done. At no point was the flow disrupted, yet it still felt like a roller coaster. The pace goes from a walk to a stride to a straight sprint, which is exactly what was needed to create the tension this was able to provide.

Some absolutely stellar performances were delivered by Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Dichen Lachman, and Tramell Tillman. Much attention was paid to the nuances between their characters, and I can't wait to see how they explore them further in Season 3. To compliment these performances, the editing was on point--one particular hard-to-realize-scene had me shaking my head in amazement with how smooth the cuts and dialogue were.

All in all, this finale was just as intense as it was delicate and pensive at points. While I don't know where Season 3 will take us, I'm incredibly happy with the way loose ends were tied up, especially after the penultimate episode let the puzzle pieces fall beautifully into place. Hopefully, we're looking at a TV classic.

10/10. This is television at its finest. I never thought that Stiller and company would be able to match the level of intensity and greatness of the S1 finale but somehow they exceeded it.

This will go down as one of the all-time greatest episodes of TV ever released. It's on part with Breaking Bad's penultimate "Ozymandias". The tension doesn't let up from beginning to end and it's emotionally charged. The level of suspense is through the roof. I was on the edge of my seat.

Fantastic performances all around, exceptional writing and great direction. A masterpiece.

Bring on season 3! And please don't take three years.

Severance has officially cemented itself as one of the best shows I've ever watched. This season did feel a little scattered, but I had hope that everything would be pulled together, and my god it did. What a genuinely incredible piece of television and what a phenomenal finale. Ben Stiller and co. Have crafted a delicately perfect closer to such a well-made and confident season. Even though it was branching out in many different directions, they juggled everything to a perfect degree and stuck the landing. They stuck the landing to a second season. That's insane! I just can't believe that I get to live at the same time as Severance. Watch this show.

Severance is just something special. With such a dystopian and uncanny premise it can feel extremely weird, even funny at times, and yet it was able to deliver something so thought-provoking and emotionally impactful.

For a show with so many mysteries and a finale that didn't *really* provide an answer to any of them, it surprisingly didn't feel like edging. I was left so emotionally fulfilled by the end of this episode that I wasn't at all thinking about Lumon's (presumably) evil plan, there is so much more to this show than just the mysteries. And the final sequence is just perfect.

I have no idea where the story could go from here and will be patiently waiting for Season 3.