The Severance Season 2 finale had Kier in his largest role in the series yet, and it has fans coming up with a dark and sinister theory regarding the Eagan family.

Part of Lumon’s institutional power arises from its ability to make every employee adhere to the ethos of its founder, Kier Eagan ... establishing the Eagan history to the animation depicting ...

a poster on the wall depicts a cartoonish version of Baird, encouraging the Innies to “grin and Baird it!” Gerhardt Eagan, CEO No. 5, operated from 1976 to 1987. The Kier, PE, restaurant ...

An important one is Kier Eagan's philosophy which introduces the Four Tempers—Woe, Frolic, Dread, and Malice—a framework that profoundly influences the show's narrative and character development.

At the center of all these game-changing moments lies a disconcerting tale from Lumon founder Kier Eagan's childhood ... adaptations, animation, and more nerdy goodness.

In the funeral scene in season 2, episode 5, a poster on the wall depicts a cartoonish version of Baird, encouraging the Innies to 'grin and Baird it!' Gerhardt Eagan, CEO No. 5, operated from 1976 to ...