The single coolest scene in this awesome series. The actor that plays Milchick needs to be nominated for something. Overall, there isn't a single bad performance.
Totally. Milchick’s moves, the lights and music, the camerawork, but also Helly (Britt Lower’s) confident and defiant presence. She’s the only one holding up to Milchick and participating with a sense of bemusement vs the awkwardness evident in the other characters. She’s the standout performer in this show.
@@naysay02 nah I have to respectfully disagree tramell (milchick) is 100% thr stand out actor in the show, he literally gives a unique and 10/10 performance in very scene he’s in. Britt’s acting was good, don’t get me wrong, but I feel like her acting was cookie cutter and she could’ve been replaced quite easily without changing the overall tone of the show
@@Zoltoks her season finale performance was much better, so I half agree with this. Although, if you think about who she's actually playing, the more stilted performance makes sense.
This scene was fucking incredible. Even Milchick's dance moves felt intrusive and predatory, he was moving next to the workers like a tiger encircling its prey.
@@blankname6629 it wasn't just his dance moves, but the way he was circling around them and getting in their personal space. The face he was making while dancing near Dylan almost looked like he was trying to provoke/irritate him.
I think it might be since this was one of his first shows ever! He hasnt really been in anything else but so excited to see what he'll be casted in, in the future
@@vasvas8914 I may be wrong, but I personally feel like the ending of a season of anything should have enough finality to help you at least ground yourself on part of the answers you're looking for. And while Severance partly did that in the last episode, there still was a lot left that could've been said and done, regardless of whatever else is to come in further seasons. So that's why I judge the script this way, only considering the one for season 1. That there may be more in store for us? Of that I am sure. And I welcome it maniacally :D
They handled Dylan so well as a character. At first he’s the office doofus, but then the trauma of him finding out he’s a father to a kid he’ll never know immediately humanizes him. It makes you hardcore root for him. Great acting!
He's not exactly stupid though, quite the opposite. He's eloquent as fuck, tosses words at people like others throw balls and beneath the ironic condescension cares about his coworkers, which we can see in the second episode already when he apologizes to Irving after immediately realizing he went too far in making fun of him for dozing off at work.
Apparently it was a genuine reaction as well. Ben Stiller didn’t tell the other actors that the lights would change before they started shooting the scene.
It's not only that it was any surprise. It was the specific surprise -- a break from monotony. So that the change in lights represented exactly what the Music Dance Experience represented. Also -- Defiant Jazz would be a great name for some improv jazz combo with a saxophone. And picking Defiant anything, yet relaxing into, shows the paradox that is Helly.
This is the only show I've ever watched by myself and still uttered "holy shit" aloud because that was my genuine reaction. I wasn't trying to convey anything to anyone, the reaction was just so intense, it needed to be made audible. Also, bullies are nothing but bull and lies.
This is the only show I have ever watched where I reacted out loud to it. I usually watch things quietly…but I couldn’t keep it to myself. So many moments where I’d gasp or say “oh my god” out loud. This show is just incredible.
I think its because she rarely was truly happy in the show. This small moment was perfect dunno why. I replayed this scene a lot before even seeing your comment lol
Mark’s dance honestly makes me want to cry for his innie - for all of them!! something about this brief moment of just smiling and dancing in the middle of all they are going through 🥺 what a show!!!
@@TheStrider6yes, it almost felt taunting too, almost like he was reminding them that they will never leave. The way he was circling them over and over, getting into their personal space. It was very intimidating
such a great scene love how there’s two distinct vibes clashing with each other to give us the most eerie and off putting scene in the best way possible. theres the boring office setting but upbeat music playing. the flashing red and blue lights usually indicates an emergency but the event was intended to be a time to relax and have fun. the awkward dancing of the 3 but then there’s milchik dancing like it’s 1945. awesome scene
This felt like prime TV at its finest. Felt satisfying and slays with a killer cliffhanger that makes me curious to see how far this rabbit hole goes. Very much heavily inspired by the absurdist comedy/reflective sci-fi mystery of The Stanley Parable.
With Milchick always having to play the role of the "fun police", you could tell he really wanted to show his subordinates he's got a cool side to him also
This is the kinda song one hears at a party and thinks "I can't dance to this". Then you see this dude and it's a revelation. The move at 1:48 is special. Genius facial expressions throughout.
The fact that he didn’t get an Emmy nomination based on this scene alone is insane, but nonetheless Tramell Tillman was phenomenal!! Can’t wait for Severance to come back with its next season!!
My favorite detail about this scene is that when he turned on the disco lights, the actors were caught off guard since they were so used to the static white lights and those reactions are actually them reacting to him turning them on.
This scene is both terribly disturbing and howling-out-loud hysterical at the same time. Milchick's facial expressions and dance moves had me in fits of laughter. The absurdity of the whole thing is just on another level. And I thought the dance scene in Ex Machina was ridiculous. 😆
The face reactions were real because Adam stated he didn’t know the lights were installed so when the lights turned on all the reactions from the actors were real which was awesome!
This scene was something else. Visually awesome, kinda sexy (well Milchick and Helly R are sexy anyway lol) but also unnerving at the same time. Incredible.
I cannot stop watching this I can't believe that this is Tramell Tillman's SIXTH acting credit, he is blowing the rest of the cast off this fucking planet Fuck!!!!
This show has made me view all the dumb perks at work as Severance type “Music Dance Experiences.” An element to maintain calm and control over our innies. Pizza party anyone?
Incredible scene , and so true : if u became a rookie of the quarter in my previous job , u would get some dancing party during office hours as well. Thanks God I changed office and I’m getting real benefits. The show is amazing, scary and beautiful.
Just finished the season this week. This whole scene had me on the edge of my seat because I knew Dylan would snap. Just didn't realize how far he would go.
ok but also that bird of prey flight move at 1:53 is this entire scene is something else. and Milchick (and really everyone else supporting) -- ....this is going to be one of those Unappreciated Scenes on a YT reel your kid posts in like 12 years.
Song: Joe McPhee - Shakey Jake
My Savior!
Thank you!
Song: Phantoms by Meshuggah - th-cam.com/video/eX4GOltUDdA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you!!
The single coolest scene in this awesome series. The actor that plays Milchick needs to be nominated for something. Overall, there isn't a single bad performance.
He killed it with those dance moves too
Totally. Milchick’s moves, the lights and music, the camerawork, but also Helly (Britt Lower’s) confident and defiant presence. She’s the only one holding up to Milchick and participating with a sense of bemusement vs the awkwardness evident in the other characters. She’s the standout performer in this show.
@@naysay02 nah I have to respectfully disagree tramell (milchick) is 100% thr stand out actor in the show, he literally gives a unique and 10/10 performance in very scene he’s in. Britt’s acting was good, don’t get me wrong, but I feel like her acting was cookie cutter and she could’ve been replaced quite easily without changing the overall tone of the show
@@moma8518 that's how I feel too. I actually think they could've found someone a bit better, but she started growing on me in the end
@@Zoltoks her season finale performance was much better, so I half agree with this.
Although, if you think about who she's actually playing, the more stilted performance makes sense.
This scene was fucking incredible. Even Milchick's dance moves felt intrusive and predatory, he was moving next to the workers like a tiger encircling its prey.
I think it looked like that because he was the only one who had any rhythm lol the rest of them looked like this was their first time dancing haha
This is my favourite scene in any tv show
@@blankname6629 it wasn't just his dance moves, but the way he was circling around them and getting in their personal space. The face he was making while dancing near Dylan almost looked like he was trying to provoke/irritate him.
@@BatmanHQYT He was definitely pecking at him.
Cannot wait for Season 2 and more Milchick.
What a great cast! Milchick was so perfectly cast
Milchick is so good! (in a bad way of course haha)
Milchick DEFS MVP
What an amazing actor, he becomes the character
Indeed
Ikr, he has such a kind looking face, but his whole aura screams "danger"
Milchick was casted to perfection 👌
I am so sorry to this man for never having heard of him. He is a phenomenal actor
He's like "If I saw him in real life I'd be angry at him" levels of good. This show knocked my socks off.
Just finished the show in 1 setting. Bro I was so amazed of his acting towards the show. He had that psycho(sociopath) vibes to it. He killed it
I think it might be since this was one of his first shows ever! He hasnt really been in anything else but so excited to see what he'll be casted in, in the future
Tramell Tillman stole the show for me. Dude in this was like inclement weather, calm enough now but foreboding of darker skies.
If this show doesn’t win an Emmy for anything I’ll be so disappointed.
well it defo won't win it for best script; the ending was way too high up in the air, we'll need like 3 seasons to get to the bottom of things
Nah it won't succession gonna win
@MrAuditore96 I think the script is the best thing about the production. Although I really wish we already knew what the hell are they working on)
@@vasvas8914 I may be wrong, but I personally feel like the ending of a season of anything should have enough finality to help you at least ground yourself on part of the answers you're looking for.
And while Severance partly did that in the last episode, there still was a lot left that could've been said and done, regardless of whatever else is to come in further seasons. So that's why I judge the script this way, only considering the one for season 1. That there may be more in store for us? Of that I am sure. And I welcome it maniacally :D
@@MrAuditore96 it's already confirmed there's a season 2
OF COURSE she picked “defiant jazz”.
Show has more Easter eggs and lore than elden ring
i don’t get it
@@RootEight Because she's defiant. It has nothing to do with what music she might like IRL.
@@alastairty8755she picked the genre because it has the word "defiant" in it. She knows she's defying Lumon at every chance she gets.
They handled Dylan so well as a character. At first he’s the office doofus, but then the trauma of him finding out he’s a father to a kid he’ll never know immediately humanizes him. It makes you hardcore root for him. Great acting!
He's not exactly stupid though, quite the opposite. He's eloquent as fuck, tosses words at people like others throw balls and beneath the ironic condescension cares about his coworkers, which we can see in the second episode already when he apologizes to Irving after immediately realizing he went too far in making fun of him for dozing off at work.
Who would you rather sit down and have beers with, Norm from Cheers or Dylan G.?
@@wawawuu1514I read the first half of that in his voice 😂
0:58 mark's dance is legendary
i love it so much, it is so hilarious and awkward at the same time. when introvert is trying to have fun around other people :D
He picks up the groove at 1:11
Adam Scott's child like wonder when the lights change was awesome.
Apparently it was a genuine reaction as well. Ben Stiller didn’t tell the other actors that the lights would change before they started shooting the scene.
@@sammccubbin1047 Exactly. That was a brilliant directorial decision. Every actor's delight was absolutely genuine.
It's not only that it was any surprise. It was the specific surprise -- a break from monotony. So that the change in lights represented exactly what the Music Dance Experience represented. Also -- Defiant Jazz would be a great name for some improv jazz combo with a saxophone. And picking Defiant anything, yet relaxing into, shows the paradox that is Helly.
I can't put into words how much I love this show. The ending had me gasping for air and yelling at my tv for 40 minutes. Absolutely brilliant show
Just finished and I’m still mad at my tv
That last Ep was a fucking MASTERPIECE in tension! It should be studied in film school.
Sameee
Ikrrr but there is talk of a second season!! The ending of the last episode had me clenching my butthole 💀
bro had to say it twice to emphasize how he clenched his butt💀
This scene was insane! Milchek killed it with those moves
Having a blah day. I searched "Milchick dancing" to help brighten my day.
The man did not disappoint.
Tramell Tillman is so damn great as Milchick and this is easily the best scene of 2022.
I hate Milchick as hell and that actor is a fucking genius for making me hate him! He played the role so amazingly well!
This is the only show I've ever watched by myself and still uttered "holy shit" aloud because that was my genuine reaction. I wasn't trying to convey anything to anyone, the reaction was just so intense, it needed to be made audible. Also, bullies are nothing but bull and lies.
Please try and enjoy all shows equally.
Minus 10 points
@@ericwarui8626 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 dead
This is the only show I have ever watched where I reacted out loud to it. I usually watch things quietly…but I couldn’t keep it to myself. So many moments where I’d gasp or say “oh my god” out loud. This show is just incredible.
Milchick's acting is just phenomenally understated through this whole series, this one scene is the only part where it's put in front and it's amazing
It’s so good because normally he seems like a drone that just police’s the others, but for this brief moment, he’s at their level and being human
What I wouldn't give to watch this scene again for the first time...I remember being so tense
just gotta hope your innie can somehow come across this at work.
this is sincerly the funniest and most unsettling scene I have ever seen
Love when Helly says "ok" with that smile
Looks like she’s breaking character for a second. Milchick had me cracking up this whole scene
I think its because she rarely was truly happy in the show. This small moment was perfect dunno why.
I replayed this scene a lot before even seeing your comment lol
Mark’s dance honestly makes me want to cry for his innie - for all of them!! something about this brief moment of just smiling and dancing in the middle of all they are going through 🥺 what a show!!!
This, for me, is when Severance went to the next level. Best show in a decade, easily.
Agreed. My favorite show with Breaking Bad.
@@CalmaxFilmhave you not seen snowfall? This is good but comparing BB and this isn’t fair two completely different categories
@@CalmaxFilm Just to make us all feel old, last episode of Breaking Bad aired in semptember 2013, so that's officially more than a decade old.
Something so haunting about Milchicks dance moves…incredible scene.
Like a predator
Yeah, it feels like a shark circling its prey
@@TheStrider6yes, it almost felt taunting too, almost like he was reminding them that they will never leave. The way he was circling them over and over, getting into their personal space. It was very intimidating
The moves evoke a striking snake, I wonder if on purpose.
The context behind it is, nothing scary from a couple of catchy dance moves, but the fact its coming from their de facto prison warden is.
The Music Dance Experience is officially cancelled!
You broke the skin!
🥲🤣
such a great scene love how there’s two distinct vibes clashing with each other to give us the most eerie and off putting scene in the best way possible. theres the boring office setting but upbeat music playing. the flashing red and blue lights usually indicates an emergency but the event was intended to be a time to relax and have fun. the awkward dancing of the 3 but then there’s milchik dancing like it’s 1945. awesome scene
This scene fucking ruled holy shit.
the camera works on Mark's dance is just amazing
I often come back to this video just to watch this man dance.
You posted one of my favourite scenes from Severance. And I think a great potential response to that from all of us is gratitude.
Please try to enjoy each scene equally.
@@gabriellafoto9956 well, that's 10 points lost...
@@aaronbecker7026 please do not speak.
Tramell Tillman absolutely kills this role.
Funniest moment in this series 😂
This felt like prime TV at its finest. Felt satisfying and slays with a killer cliffhanger that makes me curious to see how far this rabbit hole goes. Very much heavily inspired by the absurdist comedy/reflective sci-fi mystery of The Stanley Parable.
Afterwards when Michick goes, “You broke the skin.” I lost it 😂😂😂
Those facial expressions by Milchik are gold. Best scene of the entire year!
Best show I’ve seen in ages. Hope season 2 doesn’t lose steam!
this story seems to be a 2 seasons narrative at most , hope they dont fuck it up
@@DavidoMAMO Yep, I hope it doesnt become another Westworld, fucking masterpiece of a Season 1 and dies the next season.
Milchick dancing like some weird T-Rex/bird/chicken hybrid. Fucking great!
One of the best scenes of the year. Starts creepy, gets happy, turns nightmarish, and climaxes perfectly.
With Milchick always having to play the role of the "fun police", you could tell he really wanted to show his subordinates he's got a cool side to him also
This actor performance is one of the best I ever seen
Helly R looked so cute dancing in this scene
This is the kinda song one hears at a party and thinks "I can't dance to this". Then you see this dude and it's a revelation. The move at 1:48 is special. Genius facial expressions throughout.
My favorite scene. Milchick is gettin it in with some next-level moves.
The fact that he didn’t get an Emmy nomination based on this scene alone is insane, but nonetheless Tramell Tillman was phenomenal!! Can’t wait for Severance to come back with its next season!!
I'm kind of obsessed with this scene
My favorite detail about this scene is that when he turned on the disco lights, the actors were caught off guard since they were so used to the static white lights and those reactions are actually them reacting to him turning them on.
THIS IS A CERTIFIED HOOD CLASSIC
I hope next season we see more of Mikchek’s dance party turtleneck!
0:45 I remember absolutely cracking up at Irv doing those two snaps while otherwise being practically motionless
This scene is both terribly disturbing and howling-out-loud hysterical at the same time. Milchick's facial expressions and dance moves had me in fits of laughter. The absurdity of the whole thing is just on another level. And I thought the dance scene in Ex Machina was ridiculous. 😆
This scene puts me in the mood for a coffee cozy.
Every shot, angle, dance move, expression has been executed and directed perfectly.
The face reactions were real because Adam stated he didn’t know the lights were installed so when the lights turned on all the reactions from the actors were real which was awesome!
This scene was something else. Visually awesome, kinda sexy (well Milchick and Helly R are sexy anyway lol) but also unnerving at the same time. Incredible.
Milchick is so dang fine
I laughed so hard so hard the first time I watched this, and the second, and the third, I cant explain why lol
How hasn't this gone viral...
This show is so perfectly cast
Milcheck might be my favorite character. This also feels like a Tarantino scene.
This scene was stuck in my head yesterday for some reason. His dancing was so awesome
I cannot stop watching this
I can't believe that this is Tramell Tillman's SIXTH acting credit, he is blowing the rest of the cast off this fucking planet
Fuck!!!!
Great scene
This is already one of my favorite scenes ever.
01:54 me approaching the guy who is about to eat the last slice of Pizza.
I want Lumon to throw Mark a Calzone party.
This show has made me view all the dumb perks at work as Severance type “Music Dance Experiences.” An element to maintain calm and control over our innies. Pizza party anyone?
It’s crazy how much the whole episode adds to the intensity of this scene
This scene is so awesome! I watched it a few times
I feel like Jordan Peele would admire a scene like this. 👏
What a scene, simply fantastic!
My favorite scene of the show outside of Irving walking back from the retirement party with that final revelations of revolution.
Incredible scene , and so true : if u became a rookie of the quarter in my previous job , u would get some dancing party during office hours as well. Thanks God I changed office and I’m getting real benefits. The show is amazing, scary and beautiful.
That's incredibly eerie!
@1:53 This is just outrageously amazing.
Just finished the season this week. This whole scene had me on the edge of my seat because I knew Dylan would snap. Just didn't realize how far he would go.
This scene is just amazing. Milcheck is amazing, sexy, fun loving and terrifying all at the same time.
The "your coworker hates meshuggah" version is equally amazing.
that meme is so awesome lol
ok but also that bird of prey flight move at 1:53 is
this entire scene is something else.
and Milchick (and really everyone else supporting) --
....this is going to be one of those Unappreciated Scenes on a YT reel your kid posts in like 12 years.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who apparently can’t stop thinking about how that man could move 😵💫
Milchick's casting was amazing. I love Tramell's performance
1:53 when he does the “bird wings” I died laughing.
Old people: is this what disco was like?
It reminds me of the karaoke scene in Cable Guy, also directed by Ben Stiller, especially because of the lights and camera movement.
This cast is phenomenal. Not since breaking bad have I felt this way about a show
Everyone on this show acts the hell out of their role
This scene reminded me of the Ex Machina dancing scene. Both are amazing.
I can’t get enough of this scene
That moment when Milchick turns the lights on is soo Les Grossman end credits Tropic Thunder moment, Ben Stiller loves that stuff.
Haha nicely spotted
Love the music dance experience!
He was awesome in this scenes! Hahaha
milchick is so damn evil but his actor just makes me love him !! i cant help it he just commands the screen
I enjoyed each moment of this scene equally.
By far the funniest scene in the series. I always crack up thinking about it.
Glad to hear the amazing musician Joe McPhee!!! A true legend!
Should have gone with the castanets🙄
Best scene of 2022
But you need to reupload with "The Music Dance Experience is officially cancelled" line included
Anybody remember the dance scene from ex machina?
There’s a vid where they combine this scene with the music! th-cam.com/video/baUVMSrC5t4/w-d-xo.html
I absolutely love that random scene.
Same energy
can someone make a 10 hour loop of this
Do it yourself it takes 10min
Kinda feel bad for Milchick, he was legit having fun. lol
I just fucking love how she says Okay!, it has something
We never have music dance experience at my job :/
I'll dance like that in every opportunity I have from now on.
Great scene! Reminded me of dance scene from "Ex-machina"
This had Ex Machina dance scene vibes
The whole squad knew something was wrong with their boi. MDR crew!
Tramell Tillman gave an Oscar level performance. this is not just another "Tv show" this is a huge movie