The bigger question raised by Severance season two’s second episode is what “Cold Harbor” has to do with Harmony Cobel and her own plans, because what we’ve learned about that file might ...

Harmony Cobel (Patricia Arquette), the former manager of the Severed Floor, has been acting like she's more important to Lumon than she gets credit for since the beginning of "Severance" - and in ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 10 of “ Severance ,” streaming now on Apple TV+.

"Severance" star Patricia Arquette said that Cobel has a "complicated relationship" with Mark and Gemma. She said her character's interest in them is "more than just scientific." "There's been a ...

There’s a moment early on in Season 2 of Apple TV+’s workplace drama “Severance” where character Harmony Cobel is at a crossroads. Cobel (Patricia Arquette) stands in front of the future ...

The episode saw Devon Scout, portrayed by Jen Tullock, persistently attempting to contact Ms Cobel, played by Patricia Arquette, for assistance with her unconscious brother Mark, played by Adam Scott.

“The Severance season two season finale ‘Cold Harbor’ is one of the best episodes of TV in years. Season two climbs to one of the weirdest and most heartbreaking season-enders ever. Adam Scott is ...

From MDR's ORTBO to Irving and Burt's dinner party to Gemma's Lumon escape attempt, much has gone down in the world of Severance since Harmony Cobel was seen speeding away from Helena Eagan and ...

Ms. Cobel may have helped Mark and Devon break Gemma out of Lumon, but she likely has an ulterior motive. The only reason she decided to turn against the Eagans was because she feared they would ...

The penultimate episode found Mark (Adam Scott), Devon (Jen Tullock) and Cobel (Patricia Arquette) band together to question Mark’s innie and figure out how to rescue Gemma (Dichen Lachman).

Harmony Cobel (Patricia Arquette), the former manager of the Severed Floor, has been acting like she’s more important to Lumon than she gets credit for since the beginning of “Severance ...