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Severance Season 3 Update From Ben Stiller Is Good News For That Massive Cliffhanger
Ben Stiller posted a hallway image and a Kier Eagan quote, suggesting the Apple TV+ drama is back in production after winning eight Emmy Awards.
- On Monday, July 27, executive producer Ben Stiller shared an image on social media featuring Adam Scott and Britt Lower, captioning it with a quote from Kier Eagan to signal that Severance season three production is underway.
- Apple confirmed the renewal for a third season in March of last year, capitalizing on Severance's status as an Emmy-winning original that has become a significant pop culture phenomenon since its 2022 debut.
- While an official release date remains unannounced, actor Adam Scott recently told Deadline that the creative team aims to release new episodes "much sooner" than the three-year gap between seasons one and two.
- Stiller's post has been viewed more than 2 million times, generating hundreds of comments from eager fans anticipating a 2027 premiere, the expected return date for the sci-fi thriller.
- Beyond this Apple hit, Stiller is currently developing several other projects, including a Knicks-focused documentary series and the film Focker-in-Law alongside Ariana Grande.
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The Independent (US)Ben Stiller teases Severance season three with cryptic picture and quote
It’s been nearly two years since the Emmy-winning Apple TV+ series was renewed for a third season
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Severance Season 3 Update From Ben Stiller Is Good News For That Massive Cliffhanger
Since Severance hit Apple TV in 2022, it has been a smash hit show. Currently, Severance season 1 has a very impressive 97% critic score and solid 86% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, and season 2 isn’t too far behind with a 94% critic score and 74% audience score. Among the praises for the show […]
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