I genuinely don't think the scene with Mark and Gemma could've been any better. The pacing, the confusion and yet the feeling in each character was apparent. Like something is there under the surface, and they just can't figure it out.
I believe Cobel wants them to talk to each other because she lost a loved one as well and would like to imagine how it is to see a passed loved one again but without holding onto them too much. It would make sense since she seems truly sorry about Marks loss
I was wondering how much of the Wellness Session is actually trying to implant messages through the innies into the outies as a form of subliminal mind control
I wish my home life and work life were separated like this. Although I see how that can be damaging to humanity. Really loved the show. The scenes with her are my favorites.
Damn , the song just sends me to outer space! Absolutely breathtaking! It is a perfect song for meditation, relaxation, a type of song that could be used for almost anything... heck, this song sometimes makes me dwell on my life and past. Heck, this song literally is the perfect song to play when your soul lifts itself from your body and just takes you on a journey to Heaven or a journey to meet your maker... whatever it is, but this song is just absolute perfection! Enchanting is probably the right word to use. Also, both scenes are equally great. All the actors did an amazing job! I love this series. It's a masterpiece! We need Season 2 ASAP! I can't wait any longer, that cliffhanger is brutal...
'Be open to the facts. Try to enjoy each equally'. - Mark later talks about how he loved each of Gemma's attributes equally, she probably knew that and I wonder if this was some element of her subconscious percolating through.
I realized when she lit the same two colored candle that was in Gemma's box. It is sad that she had to live like that, in a way, is a little worse than the RMD guys situation
Its a therapy session for workers who underwent a consensual lobotomy to split their personalities- innie (during work) and outie (outside work). They have no idea who their outie is so the therapist is telling them who they supposedly are.
The severance process simply has to be capable of being selective in terms of which memories it restricts/wipes. They remove all sense of self from the innies, but they don't completely wipe them to a blank slate. Otherwise they wouldn't even be able to speak English (or any language), as they wouldn't know how. Even their base outie personalities remain, like how Helly is a strong, dominant presence who won't be told what to do. No doubt Helena is exactly the same, even though we haven't seen much of her, because that's the kind of person who gets ahead in the world of the rich. Of course, Helena is also a sociopath, but that comes from a life of wealth and privilege. Helly has nothing, so her domineering nature leads to rebellion instead.
Ya know, it's really unclear. Because memories of objects are indeed tied to our experiences of them. These whole split memory thing is convoluted but I just try to enjoy the plot. 😅
seconding what the others have said, and I want to note as well that they have a calibration process when the innie is first activated to make sure that they know what they're supposed to know, and don't know what they're not. This calibration is very simple and takes the form of a series questions; to get a perfect score, you have to be able to name a U.S. state, but not know your own name, and so on.
she said : " you're nice Mark " not Mark S. ... I think that's why cobelt is so happy at this moment. She wants something, maybe for her family or revenge on something but she really wanted that they recognize together.
A couple of things I love about these scenes. 1. To gather the information told to the Innies, Lumon would have to lie, which we know may not be true, or else either collect data secretly about their employees, or have them input fun facts about themselves into a survey. This may be a way for Irving to communicate with his Outie, who we've already seen trying to do (the Black paint, as well as the fact that Irving likes the sound of radar, which is also the name of his dog) 2. The wording of the facts is odd at times, like when Ms Casey mentions "muggers and knaves", or referring to mentally ill people as insane, which makes me think that if Lumon is inserting their own facts about an outie, they come straight from the handbook, worded the way Kier Egan would have spoken it back ages ago
Re: #2, to add to your point the way technology is described also tallies with Kier's time period e.g. "likes to watch films and owns a machine that plays them" What threw me off was "likes the sound of radar", although at the later season it's revealed that "radar" really is a name "Radar"
I knew there was something more up with her. Her character was too strong and intriguing. Of course it could just be good writing - a bit character that feels very real because the writers did their job - but it seemed like there was care and love behind the way they wrote her so it would have been disappointing if she never showed up again.
Such an amazing character. She starts off as a joke and even a slight antagonist. Then out of nowhere the show gut punches you and you feel such empathy for her and Mark.
Anybody else find the old man gay stuff a little over the top? Totally didn’t need it but whatever. I still enjoyed the show and can’t wait for season 2! Bring on the hate!
From my perspective (straight married dude in his mid 40s), it seemed a bit over the top at first but that was completely negated with the choice of actors. I was completely drawn into their performances. Because of that it felt more organic
At work the other day a customer was only purchasing 2 bananas and as she was leaving I told her to please enjoy each banana equally. I was hoping she’d laugh and give me a smile. Nooo, she filled out the survey on her receipt and mentioned my name. She thought it was something sexual. Just trying to be funny out here lady!
Mark is the catalyst in the beginning of an uprising, simply because he’s compassionate. Innies vs Lumen. I’m so excited to see how this develops! (If Ms. Casey dies at any point, I will lose my will to live.)
My wife and I laughed so hysterically at this scene, I'm secretly putting together a "wellness session" for her. My favorites so far: Your outie is a lover of fun, and enjoys having it. Your outie travelled to a different country four months ago, and visited an outlet mall. Your outie enjoys looking at waterfowl, and knows how to draw several variates of species. Your outie is fond of spaghetti, and has eaten it at many restaurants.
Mm, I was surprisingly just enchanted by these scenes... the music, the setting, the acting... all of it combined made it a specially unique scene. I might have giggled/chuckled at some of the lines she would say especially to Irving but mostly I was just engaged into the conversation, Into how she delivered her lines and the way the music would mix well with her voice... it was a hypnotic watch, and I could not turn my eyes away. Love this show!
"I really liked being in the office with you all that day" hit me right in the heart. I'm sure I'm not the only one who felt the significance of that line.
Your outie remembers to cancel the subscription after the trial period has ended.
Music?
She is so pretty. I could listen to her say nonsense all day
I genuinely don't think the scene with Mark and Gemma could've been any better. The pacing, the confusion and yet the feeling in each character was apparent. Like something is there under the surface, and they just can't figure it out.
She got me barking goddamn
I too enjoy the sound of radar.🤨
Woof!
I believe Cobel wants them to talk to each other because she lost a loved one as well and would like to imagine how it is to see a passed loved one again but without holding onto them too much. It would make sense since she seems truly sorry about Marks loss
"Your outie smells like roast beef, but has never eaten roast beef"
I was wondering how much of the Wellness Session is actually trying to implant messages through the innies into the outies as a form of subliminal mind control
I needed this guys, thanks
she's literally asian lady gaga
I would pay for a show that was just Ms Casey's other 98 hours of wellness sessions
I wish my home life and work life were separated like this. Although I see how that can be damaging to humanity. Really loved the show. The scenes with her are my favorites.
jesus this show is perfect
This melody is not available in soundtrack … Do you know it’s name ?
Damn , the song just sends me to outer space! Absolutely breathtaking! It is a perfect song for meditation, relaxation, a type of song that could be used for almost anything... heck, this song sometimes makes me dwell on my life and past. Heck, this song literally is the perfect song to play when your soul lifts itself from your body and just takes you on a journey to Heaven or a journey to meet your maker... whatever it is, but this song is just absolute perfection! Enchanting is probably the right word to use. Also, both scenes are equally great. All the actors did an amazing job! I love this series. It's a masterpiece! We need Season 2 ASAP! I can't wait any longer, that cliffhanger is brutal...
I wanna marry her!!!
She’s already married to Mark S.
@@kroneexe i don't care!
plus, she doesn't even know
Doesn’t it seem like Casey knew …?
She’s so good. Was the best character in Altered Carbon by far.
“…friend of the insane” 👀
There were three sessions actually. You forgot the one she asked Mark to do a sculpture or something like that.
It’s literally intensional, it’s supposed to be asmr
I'm currently on ep2 This show is the most cinematic shit I've seen on TV since when.
'Be open to the facts. Try to enjoy each equally'. - Mark later talks about how he loved each of Gemma's attributes equally, she probably knew that and I wonder if this was some element of her subconscious percolating through.
I realized when she lit the same two colored candle that was in Gemma's box. It is sad that she had to live like that, in a way, is a little worse than the RMD guys situation
Your outie is obsessed with the show called Severance.
0:13 Man, this soundtrack just sends me to outer space! So ethereal, It's such a breathtaking track! I love it.
what happen when you lost all your points?
I wonder what they’re doing to her outie
she doesn't have an outie, that's why she's so messed up
@@lasaboteuse she's probably in a coma or brain damaged
She was great in altered carbon.
Her outie was very revealing at Psychasec.
Your outie refrained from saying "deez nuts" after a perfect setup. Your outie once conducted an impromptu sing along on a bus full of strangers.
These two things cannot come from the same person
I’m so confused what this scene is even about
Its a therapy session for workers who underwent a consensual lobotomy to split their personalities- innie (during work) and outie (outside work). They have no idea who their outie is so the therapist is telling them who they supposedly are.
just watch the show brah
God even then though they’re both severed you can still tell they feel that subconscious instinctive love for one another.
If innies can't access the memories of outies, then how does any innie know what trees or birds are?
The severance process simply has to be capable of being selective in terms of which memories it restricts/wipes. They remove all sense of self from the innies, but they don't completely wipe them to a blank slate. Otherwise they wouldn't even be able to speak English (or any language), as they wouldn't know how. Even their base outie personalities remain, like how Helly is a strong, dominant presence who won't be told what to do. No doubt Helena is exactly the same, even though we haven't seen much of her, because that's the kind of person who gets ahead in the world of the rich. Of course, Helena is also a sociopath, but that comes from a life of wealth and privilege. Helly has nothing, so her domineering nature leads to rebellion instead.
Ya know, it's really unclear. Because memories of objects are indeed tied to our experiences of them. These whole split memory thing is convoluted but I just try to enjoy the plot. 😅
People can can, and have, suffered complete memory loss as regards to themselves , without forgetting basic familiar elements from the world.
seconding what the others have said, and I want to note as well that they have a calibration process when the innie is first activated to make sure that they know what they're supposed to know, and don't know what they're not. This calibration is very simple and takes the form of a series questions; to get a perfect score, you have to be able to name a U.S. state, but not know your own name, and so on.
In which episode is the first scene?
Episode 2
Im so proud of my Audi
she said : " you're nice Mark " not Mark S. ... I think that's why cobelt is so happy at this moment. She wants something, maybe for her family or revenge on something but she really wanted that they recognize together.
A couple of things I love about these scenes. 1. To gather the information told to the Innies, Lumon would have to lie, which we know may not be true, or else either collect data secretly about their employees, or have them input fun facts about themselves into a survey. This may be a way for Irving to communicate with his Outie, who we've already seen trying to do (the Black paint, as well as the fact that Irving likes the sound of radar, which is also the name of his dog) 2. The wording of the facts is odd at times, like when Ms Casey mentions "muggers and knaves", or referring to mentally ill people as insane, which makes me think that if Lumon is inserting their own facts about an outie, they come straight from the handbook, worded the way Kier Egan would have spoken it back ages ago
Re: #2, to add to your point the way technology is described also tallies with Kier's time period e.g. "likes to watch films and owns a machine that plays them" What threw me off was "likes the sound of radar", although at the later season it's revealed that "radar" really is a name "Radar"
My god she is such a beautiful woman
Your outtie is a friend to cats and cares for 2.
I knew there was something more up with her. Her character was too strong and intriguing. Of course it could just be good writing - a bit character that feels very real because the writers did their job - but it seemed like there was care and love behind the way they wrote her so it would have been disappointing if she never showed up again.
shes effortlessly charming
Turn on captions to learn about some very impressive Audis.
Such an amazing character. She starts off as a joke and even a slight antagonist. Then out of nowhere the show gut punches you and you feel such empathy for her and Mark.
yes, perfectly said. the writing was brilliant
Anybody else find the old man gay stuff a little over the top? Totally didn’t need it but whatever. I still enjoyed the show and can’t wait for season 2! Bring on the hate!
No hate here it’s just funny you think gay people don’t exist and deserve representation in media the same as straight couples
From my perspective (straight married dude in his mid 40s), it seemed a bit over the top at first but that was completely negated with the choice of actors. I was completely drawn into their performances. Because of that it felt more organic
I mean would you say that if it was old man straight stuff?
Your homophobia is showing
Why did you feel it was over the top? (genuine question)
At work the other day a customer was only purchasing 2 bananas and as she was leaving I told her to please enjoy each banana equally. I was hoping she’d laugh and give me a smile. Nooo, she filled out the survey on her receipt and mentioned my name. She thought it was something sexual. Just trying to be funny out here lady!
🤭😂🍌🍌
made me laugh
Mark is the catalyst in the beginning of an uprising, simply because he’s compassionate. Innies vs Lumen. I’m so excited to see how this develops! (If Ms. Casey dies at any point, I will lose my will to live.)
My wife and I laughed so hysterically at this scene, I'm secretly putting together a "wellness session" for her. My favorites so far: Your outie is a lover of fun, and enjoys having it. Your outie travelled to a different country four months ago, and visited an outlet mall. Your outie enjoys looking at waterfowl, and knows how to draw several variates of species. Your outie is fond of spaghetti, and has eaten it at many restaurants.
The bird species one is genuine and the spaghetti one roots this in subtle humor.
Mm, I was surprisingly just enchanted by these scenes... the music, the setting, the acting... all of it combined made it a specially unique scene. I might have giggled/chuckled at some of the lines she would say especially to Irving but mostly I was just engaged into the conversation, Into how she delivered her lines and the way the music would mix well with her voice... it was a hypnotic watch, and I could not turn my eyes away. Love this show!
I immediately recognized her from the latest Jurassic World film. Her character had little screen time but was ridiculously iconic
"I really liked being in the office with you all that day" hit me right in the heart. I'm sure I'm not the only one who felt the significance of that line.
Especially the fact that Mark tried to cut that time short and 'save' Helly from her 😢