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But on Severance, the weird world of Lumon industries is a character in itself, from a full-on marching band led by Mr. Milchick (Tramell Tillman) to an offsite held on a frozen tundra.

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At Lumon Industries the employees undergo a procedure designed to make them completely forget about their personal lives whilst at work, and vice versa.