After Reghabi hints to Mark that his wife "is alive at Lumon," it becomes hard not to wonder how her statement connects to a dark Severance theory surrounding Gemma's identity and fate.

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Audiences first met Reghabi back in season 1, episode 6, after Mark S.’s (Adam Scott) former coworker Petey (Yul Vazquez) started reintegration. For those who don’t recall, Petey was Mark S ...

The episode concludes with Reghabi continuing to fine-tune the reintegration process with Outie Mark. For a few moments, he finds himself on the severed floor, listening to Ms. Casey tell Innie ...

The episode concludes with Reghabi continuing to fine-tune the reintegration process with Outie Mark. For a few moments, he finds himself on the severed floor, listening to Ms. Casey tell Innie ...

As Reghabi tells it, reintegration is a way to sew together the innie and outtie consciousnesses. We saw a little how that worked in season 1 when Petey, ...

Reghabi talks about reintegration like she’s done it more than once. Mark didn’t pick up on that. He even made a comment about how she’d only ever performed the procedure on Petey.

In the latest episode, Mark continues his reintegration process with the help of former Lumon surgeon Asal Reghabi (Karen Aldridge), who begins to “flood” the severance chip in his brain.

Reghabi talks about reintegration like she’s done it more than once. Mark didn’t pick up on that. He even made a comment about how she’d only ever performed the procedure on Petey.

The latest episode of Severance introduces viewers to several important side characters moving forward, both familiar and new. For starters, we learn more about all the weird goat people, including ...

The latest episode of Severance introduces viewers to several important side characters moving forward, both familiar and new. For starters, we learn more about all the weird goat people, including ...