The Prestige TV Podcast ‘Severance’ Season 2, Episode 3: The Baby Goats Are Back
Jan 31, 2025
The return of the goats steals the spotlight, prompting a lively discussion about their significance. The challenge of unraveling a theory-heavy show like this is explored, along with intriguing character dynamics, especially Irving's suspicions. Gwendoline Christie's role as a goat collective leader adds fresh intrigue. They also delve into Mark's reintegration and its potential consequences, drawing fascinating comparisons to other narrative structures, underscoring the show's rich themes of identity, separation, and emotional tumult.
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Pineapple Bobbing Experiment
- Joanna Robinson's nephew successfully bobbed a pineapple in a small pot.
- Rob Mahoney argues this isn't "regulation bobbing."
Pineapple Symbolism
- An upside-down pineapple can symbolize openness to non-monogamy or partner swapping.
- This adds another layer to Dylan and Gretchen's interaction in Severance.
Innies vs. Outies
- In Severance, innies are potentially purer versions of outies, unburdened by real-world hardships.
- This raises the question of whether this difference justifies infidelity.