It’s a specific phenomenon that highlights the complications of developing an animated series alongside ... citizens still praise Lumon founder Kier Eagan like a god. But the rot runs deeper ...

(If only Keanu Reeves’ animated building was more up front ... familiar with Severance lore would balk at the idea of Kier Eagan wanting more than just founding a groundbreaking and life ...

After a revelatory episode 7, Severance Season 2 takes a frigid turn in episode 8, "Sweet Vitriol." The episode focuses ...

The term “filler” as it refers to television has its roots in anime, designating those episodes that either embellished upon ...

Lumon management assumes that seeing a version of Kier as a Black man will make Milchick ... which includes Irving’s image recreated in 8-bit animation, on coffee mugs, and as a bust of his ...

An important one is Kier Eagan's philosophy which introduces the Four Tempers—Woe, Frolic, Dread, and Malice—a framework that profoundly influences the show's narrative and character development.

Lumon Industries, first founded by Kier Eagan in the 19th century, is a company of mysterious origins and even more mysterious deeds. No one inside or outside of Lumon seems to understand the full ...

a poster on the wall depicts a cartoonish version of Baird, encouraging the Innies to “grin and Baird it!” Gerhardt Eagan, CEO No. 5, operated from 1976 to 1987. The Kier, PE, restaurant ...