Adam Scott calls his starring role as Mark in Apple TV+ Severance, “a culmination of everything I’ve learned over the years.” Scott is often recognized for his highly revered comedic roles, as fans bring up the Catalina wine mixer from Step Brothers, calzones and claymations from Parks and Recreation and “are we having fun yet” from Party Down; When we first hear his peppy robotic voice as “innie” Mark right before he sobs in the car as “outie” Mark in the first few minutes of Severance, it’s almost as if the audience has undergone a severance procedure of our own as we are forced to divide our memories of calzones and claymations from what we see on the screen. This is not to say that we have never seen Adam Scott in an emotionally heavy role like this, however it is to say that his role in Severance might be his most phenomenal in-depth work yet. The series, favored by audiences and critics alike, follows Adam Scott as Mark who has undergone the severance procedure which severs his work life in the eerie monochromatic green Lumon Industries from his personal life in which he recently suffered the loss of his wife to a car accident. He essentially portrays two separate characters that begin to converge as the series progresses. In our interview with him, Scott reflects on Season 1, discusses his expectations for Season 2, and details his upcoming projects!