The corporate lifestyle is so mundane that workers try everything from chatting to participating in aimless office antics just to run out the clock. But what if you couldn’t run out the clock? What if every day you left the building, you found yourself walking back in as if no time had passed? And instead of passing the time through some innocent internet browsing, you and your colleagues spent every waking minute plotting to overthrow your oppressive employers who had cut you off from the outside world? Well, that’s essentially the plot of Apple TV’s “Severance”. I’ve been a fan of “Severance” since I watched the first season in 2022. I’d even go so far as to say it’s the best show on television today. The writing, cinematography, and casting are nothing short of perfect. And I’m not the only one who feels this way: “Severance” has received generous ratings from IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. Since the release of its second season—which took 3 years because of the SAG-AFRA Actors’ and WG...