Severance Season 2 Credits Update
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10 fascinating details from the 'Severance' Season 2 opening credits sequence
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Severance Season 2's opening credits were "the best on TV" The title sequence was created by Oliver Latta and typography by Teddy Blanks .
Latta incorporated balloon-like images into the Season 1 credits, with Mark carrying around a floating clone of himself.
This time, the balloons are Mark 's inflated head, with his tie acting as their strings.
Season 2's opening credits end with an image of the back of Outie Mark's head opening up and Innie Mark prying his way out.
A sunken car in the credits may be a reference to Gemma 's car accident.
Mark may reintegrate with Helly and Gemma in the final moments of the credits.
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