Just about my whole family's been watching Severance, and it's pretty good IMO. It leans a bit too hard into the "mystery box" storytelling convention popularized by Lost, and random plot beats that probably won't go anywhere, but who knows. Maybe one day we'll find out what's up with the goats and whatnot.
There's a lot of interesting characters, moreso the innies than the outies. I hate how dark tinted everything outside the overly bright severed floor is. Presumably there's some symbolism behind it, but I don't know if it fits since there's no hard evidence the outside world is a dystopia. I'm also confused about when this is supposed to take place, with the company's 19th century origins and strange blend of inexplicably analog and outright impossible technologies suggesting alternate history as much as a plain future setting. I've got maybe 4 episodes left of Season 2 but I hope Irving and Cobel aren't off the show for good.
