“Season” Season 2: 5 Mind Bending Questions We Need Answered Faster

Grade, Twisty Sci-Fi thriller on Apple, returned. With two episodes down and eight remaining (the seasonal final will hit Strimmer on March 21), expectations are through the roof that the series can still deliver the goods. So far – even if we still doubt everything.

The first season of Apple TV Plus drama It ended with Wallid from Clifancher, who left the internet to wake up for everything from the makeshift dancing numbers to goats for babies. (What is the deal with the goats for baby ??) This mystery requires some sort of continuous, so – in the name of Kier Egan – CNET gets just that.

During the official day of the show's press release in December, I talked to the Starwar of Adam Scott, director and executive producer Ben Stiller, and the creator of the series and the show -Show Dan Erikson over Zoom. Their answers indicate what will come in the rest of the 2 season.

Warning for spoiler: Stop reading if you are not caught for season 1 season. The big spoilers are below.
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Why did the Macro Refinery team decide to split?

We know that Mark (Scott) chose Norths because he regrets the loss of his wife, and Helly (Brit Lower) joined her family connection with Lumon, but what about Irving (Johnon Toururo) and Dylan (Zack Cherry)?

We have seen very little of Dylan's life, but we know that he lives with his three children, and they seem to have a decent relationship. Irving is obsessed with the elevator to the test floor and lives with a trapped life with a dog named Radar.

When it first premiered, the audience remained to wonder what would be needed to separate their minds If there was such technology. What trauma or toxic living condition would you motivate such a choice?

Each character certainly has its own heart story behind their decision to split, and it is almost certain that we will get answers to this question in season 2.

Is Gemma really alive?

One of the biggest discoveries of Season 1 came at the end of episode 7, a defiant jazz, when we learn that Ms Casey – Lumon's wellness director – looks true as Uti Mark's wife, Gema (Dichen Lachman), whom all outwardly believes the world that he died in a car accident.

How did the hook pull Lumon? Was the dead gems false or looked? Is Lumon in the practice of cloning people?

Role members have debated that latest theory in the said video on YouTube, but it is clear that Ms Casey (whose Indji is only 108 hours) is very different from other cut off workers.

A fans' theory suggests that Gema is in a coma from the car accident and her version of Ini is able to only occasionally wake up. But it does not show physical indications of a serious accident.

Gemma/MS. Casey's mystery – and The ideas that caused them – It seems to be one of the biggest challenges for writing for the play. This mystery will certainly be resolved in Season 2. According to Scott, it is a plot that fueled the story of his character this season and causes a fight between the two of Mark alone.

“He feels like he has to help his power and pull out Gemma somehow from the door,” the actor said. “But is it where his emotional relationships and his emotional interests are? Really interesting work about Ini and Horde Mark this season is how much their interests are aligned. At what point will they either gather or move away? “

Why is harmony cobbil so obsessed with lumin industries?

As the manager of the cut off under Lumon, Harmony Cobbel (Patricia Arquette) understands his work extremely seriously. She is cult in her commitment to Lumon founder Kier Egan and the nine basic principles. Her home basement includes a sanctuary of Kier and personal artifacts from her mother Charlotte.

The harmony is unfaithful, like Seth Milcik (Tramel Tilman) and Doug Granner. However, unlike the two, she maintains a special person in the outside world – Mark's neighbor, Mrs Selvig, who makes lavender evil cookies and constantly reinforces Mark's recycling and waste bins.

One of the thematic themes of the first season of the show is a conflict of harmony with the Lumon Board of Reintegration, the controversial practice of mergering workers' individuals together after removing the brain chip. The Board insists that re -integration is impossible, while harmony has evidence on the first hand that Patty Kilmer did so (before killing it).

After retaining Heley's suicide attempt, the board released harmony, which responds by breaking the basement and failing to eject into her sanctuary, which we now see has a fan tube and a medical bracelet: of birth from March 17, 1944.

Harmony and Ms Selvig dress in a way that covers the neck, which are never seen. Can the harmony be Charlotte, who has tracheotomy scars or other neck surgery? Does she have a personal investment in reintegration?

We could continue, but you get the point. Questions about harmony cobbing abound, and it is almost certain that we will learn much more than its backstew in season 2.

Why does Irving paint that corridor and elevator?

When we watch Outi Irving, we learn that he wants to listen to Motorhead and constantly paint the elevator next to the Lumon test floor. Dominating the thick black, these images fill Irving's home and explain why Ini Irving's nails are full of dark trash.

But what is Ini Irving's relationship with that desert corridor and elevator? Was he on the floor for testing or lost someone on it? We never see him in that area of ​​the lift in Lumon. In fact, the only person we see using that lift is Ms Casey.

One fans' theory He claims that Ini Irving has visited the test several times and has been a “reset” by Lumon several times, which may explain why he says he has been there for three years, but his badge marks nine.

Irving, Johnon Turturo, personally “revealed” that theory in A. A particularly dumped promo video. Maybe Ini Irving's trauma from the test floor came out in his external personality. Or, is Isa Irving trying to send a message through his unconscious in Ini Irving?

How many sociopaths is Elena Egan, however?

As her bow of the story in season 1 clearly emerged, Helly did not want to do with Lumon. In fact, she threatened with self -harm to escape. Things did not go on her way. In one of the more brutal scenes of Season 1, Oki Shelli sends a video message to Ini Shelli, saying, “I'm a person. You are not. I make decisions. “

During the season final, we discover that Opali Heli is Elena Egan, the daughter of the current Lumon Industries CEO, Ameeim Egan and suffered severance payments to ensure the distribution practice remains legal. During our conversation with Zoom with Ericsson, it was teased that Oakley Helly drunk too much of Lumon Cole-aid.

“Injis feel closer to the true, authentic version of themselves for each of the characters, partly, because they wake up as a little empty slate,” Ericsson said. “In a way, she (Helly) is a true version of that person than she could probably.”

Instead of focusing only on things in Lumon, and that is how Season 1 was mostly played, it sounds like Season 2 will expand its volume and explore MDR's homes and personal lives.

As for the Incts, they will fight a collective crisis with identity.

“How much they are divided they are also a question,” Stiller said. “How much really this barrier to cut off really shares their emotions, their feelings and their desires? When you see Indji, which is much more innocent than Outie, the idea for me is sometimes of your childhood, your inner child. “

Given that our MDR heroes are working with a child's way of thinking, their journey can feel much more uncertain. According to Ericsson, it will all become darker and frightening.

Now, when the Indzi saw a piece of the outside world, what repercussions are on the horizon? “There is no victory without feedback and without pain,” Ericsson teases.

“We wanted to see what happened to the characters as soon as they tighten the bear,” he added. “What happens when the bear returns?”