8.2/10 One of the most brilliant aspects of Severance is how each episode recontextualizes the one before it. The show constantly plays with perspective, and this episode was no different. Seeing events from a new angle makes you question everything you thought you understood, reinforcing the eerie, fragmented reality of Lumon. Milchick continues to be the most unsettling figure in the show. He straddles the line between being just another corporate enforcer and someone who might hold deep, forbidden knowledge about Lumon. His unsettling energy makes it impossible to tell whether he’s merely doing his job or if he understands the full, horrifying scope of what’s happening behind the scenes. Either way, he remains one of the most intriguing mysteries in the show. The sequence of Helena obsessively replaying the kiss was one of the episode’s best moments. Sitting in silence, watching it over and over, there was a painful loneliness to her that felt deeply human—almost as if she had never experienced true connection before. Given what we’ve seen of her father and the pressure she’s under, it wouldn’t be surprising. This show thrives in the quiet moments, letting character emotions simmer beneath the surface, and this scene was a perfect example of that. @bx13 @_Sleepy_ @Tryhard