22 hours ago · At the end of Severance Season 2 Episode 4, Milchick orders the removal of the Glasgow Block – and this is what it means.

8 hours ago · Severance season 2 introduces a Lumon protocol named the Glasgow Block, which ties to another major theory from the first four episodes.

1 day ago · What could the Glasgow Block mean for the rest of Severance Season 2? The Glasgow Block's existence spells extra danger for the Innies.

17 hours ago · What is the Glasgow Block on 'Severance' Season 2, Episode 4, "Woe's Hollow"? Everything to know about the Glasgow Block and the big Helly / Helena twist.

17 hours ago · What Is The Glasgow Block On Severance? After Irving met up with Helly by the waterfall, he confronted her about the “cruel” comment she made about him and Burt the night prior.

1 day ago · Remove the Glasgow Block. NOW!” Just then, we heard the familiar ding that indicates a severance chip has been activated, and the real Helly R. returned. So what exactly is the Glasgow Block?! Or perhaps, what happens when the Glasgow function is blocked?

12 hours ago · Ardent followers of Severance would remember that the term Glasgow Block flashed once on screen when Dylan, in the penultimatum episode of Season 1, had activated the Overtime Contingency for Mark, Helly, and Irving.

1 day ago · It seems like the Glasgow function blocks an Innie persona from waking up entirely, allowing their Outie to be in control at all times, even on the Severed Floor. What could the Glasgow Block mean for the rest of Severance Season 2? The Glasgow Block's existence spells extra danger for the Innies.

1 day ago · What Is The Glasgow Block? In case you weren’t too overwhelmed by the chaos of the moment where Irving was drowning Helena to force Milchick to flip the switch and make her Helly, you might’ve noticed that Milchick told someone on the walkie-talkie to remove the “Glasgow block.”

1 day ago · The Glasgow Block is an important piece of technology for Lumon Industries that changes the minds of people who have been fired. It’s part of a list of protocols that can be seen on a security monitor, which was first hinted at in Severance Season 1, Episode 8.