‘Severance’ Podcast Hosted by Ben Stiller and Adam Scott Launching on Audacy

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When “Severance” returns for Season 2 on Jan. 17, its mysteries and cliffhangers will surely leave fans with plenty of burning questions. Enter “The Severance Podcast With Ben Stiller and Adam Scott,” a companion podcast to the sci-fi series that will provide analysis and weekly insights from the show’s star and director.

The podcast will launch with two episodes focused on Season 1 of “Severance” on Jan. 7. The following Season 1 episodes will be released daily on weekdays through Jan. 16, before the podcast begins to cover Season 2 when it premieres on Apple TV+ on Jan. 17. New episodes will be released weekly on Fridays throughout Season 2 of “Severance.”

Source: Variety

Do you listen to any podcasts about TV shows? In which ways do they enhance your viewing experience?

Comments

[sweettartheart]

I keep confusing Severance with Succession for no particular reason. I suppose if I watched either one of them I would better be able to remember the difference. I'm going to pass on this info to the SO, who loved Severance. Thank you!

I have a hard time getting into podcasts, I think because I prefer written material. For TV, that usually means annotated episode guides or those pop-up video-style trivia tracks on some DVD releases. But I have enjoyed the episodes of The West Wing Weekly I have listened to a lot! It's fun to rewatch the ep and then listen to the podcast because they critique the episode as well as provide behind-the-scenes details and (sometimes) interviews with other cast members.

[jo]

Sounds interesting, but I can't do podcasts. I can't stay focused on them at all -- they just become background noise, I forget I'm supposed to be listening to it, and I start doing other things, like reading stuff online or even watching TV! Same reason I can't do audiobooks.

[china_shop]

I listen to a lot of podcasts, but I don't generally get so far into a show that I want additional material. Like, I have fandom for that, and I'm monofannish, so. It's great that it's there for people who are into that kind of thing, though.