Helena Eagan's crisis identity has made Severance's best ideas about what it means to be a person even better and more meaningful.

Spoilers below for Severance’s latest episode for anyone who hasn’t yet streamed it with an Apple TV+ subscription, so be ...

However, the atmosphere shifts when Helena mentions Mark's late wife, Gemma (Dichen Lachman), but incorrectly refers to her as "Hannah". Mark corrects her, prompting Helena to apologise for the ...

However, the atmosphere shifts when Helena mentions Mark's late wife, Gemma, but incorrectly refers to her as "Hannah". Mark corrects her, and she apologises for the mistake, which ultimately prompts ...

But the atmosphere takes a turn when Helena mistakenly refers to Mark's deceased wife Gemma (Dichen Lachman) as "Hannah". Mark corrects her, and although Helena apologises for the blunder, this ...

Helena Eagan, like the rest of her corrupt, evil family, is a monster. But Severance season two’s biggest twist showed she’s still human. Unlike the severed employees her company exploits ...

Just not in the way it claimed. Helly's lie about the Overtime Contingency was the clearest proof that she's Helena Eagan. Britt Lower and John Turturro in "Severance." Credit: Apple TV+ The alarm ...

After learning that her outie Helena Eagan and her workplace crush Mark S. (Adam Scott) “shared vessels” during Severance Season 2, Episode 4’s ORTBO, Helly R. (Britt Lower) processed the momentous ...

Severance gives us a thoroughly unsettling meeting between Mark Scout and Helena Eagan as Mark wraps up eating a huge meal at a Chinese restaurant. The motivations behind this meeting for Helena ...

an employee on Lumon’s severed floor, is in fact Helena Eagan. Season 2 then reveals how Helena is working to manipulate her Innie’s friends in the Department of Macrodata Refinement.

When Helly R. learned what Helena Eagan did during the ORTBO, she responded with defiance rather than despair. She refused to let her Outie steal an experience and connection that was rightfully hers.