Excitement is reaching a fever pitch as *Severance* Season 2 is just days away from its debut on Apple TV+. In a delightful twist for fans, creator Ben Stiller has also confirmed that work on Season 3 has already begun.
Originally released in early 2022, *Severance* quickly established itself as Apple TV’s flagship series, captivating audiences with its unique premise and dramatic cliffhanger at the end of Season 1, which left many viewers eager for answers.
This week, audiences will finally get to experience the thrilling continuation of the story with the premiere of the second season’s first episode. Questions are swirling among fans: Will Mark reconnect with Ms. Casey? How will Helly R handle revealing her outie? And what transpired between Irving and Burt following his unexpected arrival?
Regardless of the unfolding narratives, one thing is certain – *Severance* isn’t going anywhere, as recent comments from Stiller suggest a bright future for the series.
Upcoming Development of *Severance* Season 3
Praise be to the creative forces behind the show, as Ben Stiller, alongside creator Dan Erickson, is actively developing *Severance* Season 3. There’s optimism that the wait between seasons will be shorter moving forward.
In a discussion with Collider, Stiller articulated his sense of duty to the audience, emphasizing the importance of a coherent story arc. He stated, “That’s always been a part of it for us, really understanding where it’s heading to.”
Stiller added that Apple has remained supportive of their creative vision, clarifying, “It should go as long as the story goes. That’s something we have an idea of, and we’re working towards as we’re starting up our Season 3 work.”
Anticipation for a Sooner Release of Season 3
If you managed to binge *Severance* just in time for Season 2, spare a thought for those who have endured a wait nearing three years. The silver lining is that, if plans go smoothly, fans won’t have to hold out until 2028 for Season 3.
Creator Dan Erickson expressed his desire for a more rapid production timeline, sharing insights with Gizmodo: “I certainly would like it to [take less time], yeah. And the conversations we have had about it, that’s been in the conversation.”
He reflected on the production timeline for Seasons 1 and 2, noting, “Season 2 took about the same amount of time as Season 1. However, during Season 1, there wasn’t an audience eagerly anticipating the show.”
Erickson concluded by mentioning that there is always room to improve the production process for potential future seasons. His hope is that if Season 3 materializes, it will arrive sooner than anticipated.
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