Lumon Industries, first founded by Kier Eagan in the 19th century, is a company of mysterious origins and even more ...

In Severance, there are a lot of hidden meanings. An important one is Kier Eagan's philosophy which introduces the Four Tempers—Woe, Frolic, Dread, and Malice—a framework that profoundly ...

In China, you risk being seen as unpatriotic if you haven't seen the animated sequel that's on track to gross more than $2 billion in a single market. With that in mind, it should come as no ...

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.

No mystery men whose faces you don’t see, no new rooms with bizarre new people, no hints at vast reams of new Lumon/Eagan lore. It’s just a bunch of people going through a bunch of stuff and ...

Milchick receives a “gift” from the board — a group of paintings that depict the white founder of Lumon, Kier Eagan, as a Black man. Uncomfortable with the situation but unable to express ...

More recent time-hopping films like When We First Met and Palm Springs feature a version of this storyline ... A descendant of Lumon founder Kier Eagan, Helena holds all the power and knowledge ...

A philosophy developed by Kier Eagan, the founder of Lumon ... you may remember the episode in which a grieving widow orders an AI version of her husband that looks exactly like him.

It’s a 10-week hands-on course at the Travel Academy in Eagan. “That’s what I want to do, and I just want to be there for people to make them feel safe, make them feel comfortable,” Mauric ...

Kier Eagan's god-like status elevates the complexities of Mark's investigation. So far in Severance, several characters have risen to become integral to the narrative, guiding audiences and Mark ...