Severance season 2's episode 8 primarily revolves around Harmony Cobel, revealing some dark truths about her Lumon history and potential future story.

Severance Season 2 Episode 8, ‘Sweet Vitriol’, is the worst-rated episode of the Apple TV series – but I disagree with the hate.

Severance wears its influences on its sleeve, but it has mostly fused those influences into something uniquely its own.

After a revelatory episode 7, Severance Season 2 takes a frigid turn in episode 8, "Sweet Vitriol." The episode focuses solely on Harmony Cobel's (Patricia Arquette) icy homecoming to the town of Salt's Neck. Once home to a Lumon ether factory, the town has since deteriorated after the company drained it dry.

With season 2 of Severance nearing its end, discoveries are being made on this week’s episode ominously titled “Sweet Vitriol.” If you missed last week’s episode, an old romance intersected with a present deadly threat, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

This week’s episode features a major revelation in a chapter focused on Harmony Cobel’s history in Salt’s Neck.

Over the course of Severance season 2 episode 9, the audience slowly learns who the show's biggest monster really is thanks to some horrifying reveals.

In "Severance" Season 2, episode 8, Harmony Cobel (Patricia Arquette) visits her childhood home. We've rounded up some of the smaller details and clues you may have missed.

Season 2, Episode 8 ended with Cobel speeding back to Kier while catching up with Mark over the phone, so she’s likely the “unexpected ally” who’s hatching a plan with him