‘Severance’s Tramell Tillman Breaks Down Milchick’s Tense Painting Scene: “I Think He’s In A Place Where He’s Starting To Awaken”
But even after she leaves, it’s clear the paintings weigh heavily on Milchick’s mind. Before he heads home, he reexamines the ...
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Severance: What is the meaning of Milchick's paintings? Details explored
In Severance Season 2 Episode 3, Milchick receives a gift from Lumon to make him more comfortable with the company's history.
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‘Severance’ Season 2 Tackles Race — in the Most Lumon Way Possible
Season 2, Episode 3 features one such flourish on the surface, but it’s a tiny detail that adds immense complexity. Upon his ...
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Severance Season 2 Episode 4 — “Woe’s Hollow” — Spoiler Review and Recap
FandomWire recaps and reviews Season 2 Episode 4 of Severance - "WOE'S HOLLOW." MDR goes on a team building trip to the woods ...
"Severance" star Tramell Tillman demystifies Mr. Milchick, the enigmatic "othered" middle manager
Tillman challenged the show's creators to honestly depict office dynamics for Black workers. The result was eye-twitching ...
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Severance Season 2: What Do Mr. Milchick’s Paintings Mean in Episode 3?
Early in Severance Season 2, Episode 3, “Who Is Alive?”, Mr. Milchick arrives in his office to find Natalie, the Lumon board’s PR go-between, waiting for him. A typically awkward board ...
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Severance Made Me So Uncomfortable With Mr. Milchick's 'Blackface' Paintings, And Tramell Tillman Pinpointed Some Thought-Provoking Details
The actor himself talked to TVLine about that discomforting exchange, and I’m intrigued by the way Tillman described Milchick’s thoughts in that moment. As he put it: These paintings are meant ...