And from that point on to where we end in Season 2, it’s only been like a week or two weeks. So all of these things that are ...
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"Devour Feculence": Why Milchick Says THAT To Drummond In Severance Season 2 & What It Means For His Job At LumonTramell Tillman's Seth Milchick stands his ground by telling Mr. Drummond to "devour feculence," putting his position in ...
As noted in our Episode 9 recap, when Mr. Drummond (Ólafur Darri Ólafsson) got on Milchick’s case again and demanded he ...
Severance ‘s penultimate Season 2 episode, “The After Hours,” continues to push the limits of where this entrancing series ...
As storylines unravelled, character Irving (John Turturro) is discarded by Burt (Christopher Walken), Dylan (Zach Cherry) resigns after a personal rejection, and Helly/Helena (Britt Lower) has a ...
And yet another praised with an applause emoji: "Mr Milchick finally snapping on Drummond." One commenter expressed their delight: "'Devour feculence. It means 'eat s***', Mr. Drummond.' ...
Severance star Tramell Tillman has been drawing attention ever since the debut season of the Apple TV+ show. Now, as the second season of Severance is rolling out new episodes, Mr.
When Drummond gets on Milchick’s case again and demands he apologize for using “a needlessly complex word,” the iconic Severed Floor manager replies, “Devour feculence. It means eat shit ...
Instead of swallowing the insult, particularly after he’s asked to apologize for using big words… again, Milchick instead tells Mr. Drummond to “Devour feculence.” For Drummond and anyone ...
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