Apple TV+ is more popular than it’s ever been, thanks primarily to its biggest hit ever: Severance.But the current season is wrapping up quickly, as Severance’s season finale is coming next week.Two episodes of Severance remain in season two Severance is about to wrap up its wildly popular second season, with only two episodes left to air.
This Friday, March 14, episode 9—“The After Hours”—will air Then next week, on March 21, Severance’s season 2 finale drops There are a lot of mysteries still left unsolved, and a lot of ground to cover in these final two episodes of the season.Undoubtedly Severance will still leave a lot of questions unanswered after the finale, but expect to see some major revelations come to light in these final two episodes nonetheless.In case you didn’t know, Severance officially drops new episodes on Fridays, but Apple TV+ actually releases them instead.
New Severance episodes always become available Thursdays at 9 p.m.Eastern / 6 p.m.Pacific.
So if you want to catch the last couple episodes of the season as soon as they become available, mark your calendars for the next two Thursday nights.What to watch next on Apple TV+ For some recommendations of shows to check out next, Apple TV+ is debuting a new crime thriller this week, Dope Thief, and its trailer looks excellent.Then on March 26, the highly anticipated comedy The Studio will arrive—a show that many critics are calling the best new series of 2025.
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