After a spectacular first season, Severance managed to top itself with these ten mind-blowing moments from its second season on Apple TV+.

While Reghabi helped implant the chip and should have knowledge of how it works, there are still ethical concerns about what happens if a brain chip is unintentionally damaged and causes a seizure ...

That led him to run home so Dr. Reghabi could flood his severance chip, speeding up his reintegration. That….that didn’t go so great. Questions From Severance Season 2, Episode 6, “Attila” ...

Plus, Christopher Walken and Tramell Tillman open up about their characters' latest developments.

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 ...

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.

Severance season 2 episode 3's ending not only marks Reghabi's return but also paves the way for a significant change in Mark's story. Unlike Severance season 1, which gradually raised its tension ...

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 ...

Who is Reghabi? 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, Reghabi, and Reintegration One of Severance Season 1’s key subplots revolves around Mark Scout’s former co-worker, Peter “Petey” Kilmer.