Severance is a horrible show, written & directed by someone who never worked in a 9-5 job.
Perhaps I should tune my head to allow these fucks to have some creative liberty; but the whole time I can’t help but wonder - did they really think people can go on and on with work with no break? The main character essentially went 2 years non-stop refining
why would the employee bother to step into the elevator if his next memory is re-entering the lobby? The dude would rather take a nap in the lobby.
Did no one think of any process to allow family members to contact in case of emergencies (like his sister being due)?
What about human curiosity? You have access to all the memories that make a functional modern human but you don’t have any curiosity of the outside world?
And how dumb are the characters? You finally got out of the severed floor, you know it won’t be for long - hurry the fuck up.
A 3-part documentary series about Lord Lucan, the aristocrat who, in the early 1970s, murdered his childrens nanny and then disppeared never to be heard from since. It focuses on a man who learns he’s the son of that nanny, Sandra Rivett, and decides to see if he can find out what happened to his mother’s killer.
Quite fascinating watch leading him all over the world, culminating in Australia where he meets a man who checks all the boxes that match Lucan’s background including a Professor who uses facial recognition to determine in all likelihood that he is Lord Lucan but it actually doesn’t seem like it is.
I feel for the man but the documentary really gives off the impression that he’s got the wrong man.
