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Severance, Season 1

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I completed it in one sitting, and I know that this is a very unhealthy thing to do, but it was a Sunday and I had nothing else to do.

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I thought he was just a comedy actor, but he turned out to be a really good director.

The things I disliked about it would be how it ended.

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It was a fun show, but I won't watch the next season, because I don't care for the plot lines it actuallythat were set up for the next season, which is about finding the wife of the main character.