Severance season two's cold eighth episode, "Sweet Vitriol," provided a huge piece of information and raised vital new questions about Harmony Cobel.

Severance Season 2 Episode 8, ‘Sweet Vitriol’, is the worst-rated episode of the Apple TV series – but I disagree with the hate.

Severance wears its influences on its sleeve, but it has mostly fused those influences into something uniquely its own.

With season 2 of Severance nearing its end, discoveries are being made on this week’s episode ominously titled “Sweet Vitriol.” If you missed last week’s episode, an old romance intersected with a present deadly threat, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

After a nearly three year wait, Apple TV+'s engrossing, thrilling, darkly comedic, brilliant mystery series is back for its second season, and after the mind-blowing conclusion to the show's first season,

"Sweet Vitriol" reveals that Ms. Cobel (Patricia Arquette) came up with severance, which explains a lot of her Season 1 behavior.

This week’s episode features a major revelation in a chapter focused on Harmony Cobel’s history in Salt’s Neck.

"Severance" season 2 is almost at an end. "The After Hours" is episode 9 of the 10-episode season, and while it wasn't the most dramatic episode, its cliffhanger ending leaves us on the precipice of an epic conclusion.

The same can likely be said for Apple TV+'s short teaser for Season 2, episode 9, which shows a person cutting a boiled egg on a plate. Here's a reminder of the clip: Seems fairly innocuous, right? Maybe some parallels between the egg cutting and Lumon's severance procedure?

"Severance" season 2 is heating up going into this week's episode "The After Hours." As the penultimate episode of the season, it's got a lot riding on it. Especially after last week's episode dropped the biggest bombshell of the series so far.