John Turturro, Britt Lower, and Zach Cherry know the answers to some of the show’s mysteries. “We certainly know some things,” Cherry, 37, exclusively told The Post. “And sometimes I’ll watch the show and go,

"They're completing the show." Severance fans helped pass the time between seasons and the cast is appreciative.

While Helly’s story seems to captivate her coworkers, when Irv asks about what she did next, she reveals she went outside and found a guy she describes as a gardener and that she told him everything she could about Lumon with the hope he’d pass the information on.

Severance stars Adam Scott and Britt Lower as the Lumon Industries employees who are conducting a medical procedure on their employees, which separates their 'work self' from thei

Severance always keeps its cards close to the vest, but fans think they already know the way things are going to go.

Adam Scott, Britt Lower, John Turturro and Zach Cherry joined Variety's 'Most Likely To' series ahead of the release of "Severance" Season 2.

T he spectacular finale of Severance ’s first season introduced a love triangle more bizarre than New Order could ever have imagined. In a brief visit to the life of his “outie” Mark Scout (Adam Scott),

The first season ended on a major cliffhanger, and three years on we are about to get some follow-up as to what happened next to Mark, Helly, Dylan and Irving, as played by Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry and John Turturro.

In the three years since her breakout role in the fantastical series, she ran off to join the circus — twice. Season 2 may raise her profile even more. What’s next?

The Apple TV+ series emerged as an engrossing puzzle box of a show when it first debuted three years ago. And it just got even more surreal.

One crucial clue is that, of course, Helly lies to her colleagues about what she saw in the outside world - something that Irving (John Turturro) is immediately suspicious of. She says she saw a gardener (working at night), and that she told him everything about Lumon, apologising to her colleagues that she didn't do more.

Mark and his fellow refiners are back at Lumon after an excruciating three-year wait. I can't get it out of my head