From the moment Ms. Cobel (Patricia Arquette) was fired in Severance‘s Season 1 finale, Seth Milchick (Tramell Tillman) has been absolutely going through it. Following the Overtime Contingency ...

Milchick put those paintings in storage, but he couldn’t get them out of his mind. In season two’s fifth episode, “Trojan’s Horse,” he asked Natalie how she feels about them.

In Severance season 2, episode 5, Milchick tells an interesting story about a figure known as the Grakappan, and here is what this story means, explained. One of the most consistent recurring ...

In a show filled with inscrutable characters, no one is harder to read than "Severance" fan-favorite Seth Milchick. For actor Tramell Tillman, that means he's doing his job right.

Severance stars Zach Cherry (Dylan George) and Tramell Tillman (Seth Milchick) are going for the $1 million on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on Wednesday, August 6. But, before they can conquer that, ...

And Tillman is still figuring out what Milchick stands for at Lumon: “I still have so many questions about Milchick,” he said. “I don’t think he ever leaves me. This guy lives with me.

So, Milchick harbors some bitterness. While she is a part of this fellowship, and he is now having to watch over her, she finds ways to insert herself into Milchick’s business.

Second, Milchick spells the burn out for Drummond even further, saying, “I am manager of the severed floor, which means two things. First I am owed a measure of respect — even by my superiors.

In season 2, however, Milchick steps into a new role as the floor manager, while Ms. Huang (Sarah Bock), a young child, takes over his former position. “He’s a mystery.

Today, we ask: What's the best car casting on screen? My pick, shockingly, isn't a car at all: It's the Royal Enfield 650 ridden by Severance 's Seth Milchick.

Milchick put those paintings in storage, but he couldn’t get them out of his mind. In season two’s fifth episode, “Trojan’s Horse,” he asked Natalie how she feels about them.

Tramell Tillman plays the inscrutable Seth Milchick on "Severance." Fans don't know whether Milchick is a good guy or a bad guy. Tillman told BI that uncertainty fuels his performance: "This is a ...