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After a long wait of three years, the second season of the show “Severance” has finally returned on Apple TV+, leaving viewers eager for answers to their lingering questions. Although some resolutions were given in the premiere episode, it also sparked new questions that may take some time to be fully explained. Meanwhile, numerous theories have emerged online, especially regarding Helena’s true identity and Ms. Huang’s role at Lumon, as well as what Irving is up to. These are just a few of the many questions that have arisen among fans.

Dafoe and O’Hara continue to outsmart and swindle a couple on the court, stealing their beer in the process. This duo is known for tricking people out of their beer, whether it’s during pickleball games or major tennis tournaments. Even an Olympic track and field champion like Ryan Crouser has fallen victim to their schemes. Despite attempts to stop them, they carry on unabated – finishing the scene with a room overflowing with trophies and glasses brimming with Ultra.

Globally, Juan Antonio Gomez has taken over as the head of all film and content programming. He currently serves as the Chief Partnership and Content Officer at Odeon Cinemas Group, a fully-owned subsidiary of AMC, which is Europe’s largest cinema operator.

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It’s not unexpected that some shows won’t return this year, given they started late in the 2024 season and there was insufficient time for production to begin by 2025. Nevertheless, it’s still unfortunate, particularly for series with larger fanbases like “Outer Banks.

In 2025, Hellmann’s recreates the scene at Katz’ Deli for their Super Bowl ad. Sally and Harry are seated at the same table, with Harry expressing disbelief that they were allowed back into the place where Sally once showcased her talent for mimicking physical reactions while fully dressed. A squirt of Hellmann’s sauce leads to another mischievous incident. The advertisement then echoes a well-known line from the original film, which became Estelle Reiner’s iconic catchphrase: “I’ll have what she’s having.