Severance isn’t just a TV show: it’s an event. It’s a psychological experiment designed to give us an existential crisis over what it is we even want in life and what it even means to be alive in the first place.

"Severance", the Apple TV+ series that has become a cultural phenomenon, ended its second season Thursday with another major cliffhanger. The finale provided answers — or at least some semblance of clarity — around many major questions, but the future of the show's main characters (both innies and outies) remains in doubt.

Great art doesn't always give you the ending you want, writes SFGATE columnist Drew Magary on the "Severance" Season 2 finale.