Amy Poehler's Outburst of Anger Towards Adam Scott in 'Severance's Season 2 Ending Shares My Own Frustration with the Finale
In a candid conversation, actress Amy Poehler expressed her mixed feelings about the shocking ending of the hit TV series "Severance." Poehler, who plays Mark's wife, Gemma, in the show, shared her frustration with Mark's decision to run back into the Lumon building with Helly instead of escaping with Gemma.
Poehler initially praised the finale as "incredible," but her face soon turned to one of disbelief as she explained to Adam Scott, who plays Mark, that Gemma "went pretty hard to get back to you." Poehler was visibly upset, confirming that she was "pissed" about Mark's choice. Despite her affection for Britt Lower, who plays Helly, Poehler found it hard to support Mark's decision to abandon Gemma.
Poehler's reaction mirrors the polarized audience response to Mark's choice, with many viewers finding the finale emotionally challenging and controversial. The finale left viewers divided, with some criticizing Mark's unexpected reversal and others empathizing with his feelings for Helly.
Poehler's conversation with Scott was not only relatable but also hilarious, with both actors expressing their confusion and amusement at the situation. The interaction rekindled Poehler's mixed and passionate emotions about Mark's choice, underscoring the intense emotional response the show has evoked in its audience.
Meanwhile, Apple TV+ subscribers can re-watch the "Severance" series with their subscription. The streaming service offers a monthly plan of $9.99 with a 7-day free trial, making it easy for fans to catch up on the show before the anticipated Season 3.
Poehler has worked with Lower before and adores her acting, which made the emotional scene even more impactful for her. The cliffhanger and excitement of the finale were viscerally engaging for Poehler, who found the entire season to be a captivating watch.
"Severance" ended on the 2025 schedule, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next instalment. With the emotional intensity of the Season 2 finale, it's clear that Season 3 will continue to challenge and captivate audiences.
[1] Variety
[2] The Hollywood Reporter
In Variety's daily blend, discussions about movies-and-tv often arise, and the latest episode delved into Amy Poehler's candid interviews about her feelings towards the shocking ending of the hit TV series "Severance." The Entertainment Weekly's coverage further explores Poehler's responses, highlighting her conflicted emotions about Mark's decision to favor Helly over her character, Gemma.
