Shows Like Severance

Same eerie, philosophical tone and slow-burn mystery about identity, grief, and unexplained phenomena that defines Severance.

Cerebral tech-thriller about a sinister corporation and employees uncovering its disturbing secret — a near-direct tonal sibling.

Bureaucratic sci-fi about workers leading dual lives across two realities — same split-self premise and corporate paranoia.

Quiet, melancholic sci-fi with the same muted color palette, surreal workplace tech, and meditations on memory and identity.

Psychological mystery with mind-bending twists and unsettling reveals about hidden identities, echoing Severance's reality-bending core.

Cerebral conspiracy thriller about surveillance, manufactured reality, and shadowy institutions controlling what people see.

Absurdist workplace conspiracy dramedy where an embarrassing office incident spirals into a vast hidden conspiracy — directly Severance-adjacent.

A man living two parallel lives unsure which is real — same split-consciousness puzzle at Severance's heart.

Corporate-espionage paranoia thriller about manipulated perception and powerful entities controlling people, sharing Severance's deception themes.

Secret organization uses fringe tech to enter others' minds — shares the clandestine memory-science premise.

Sinister facility experimenting on people with unusual abilities — captures the institutional dread and ethical horror of Lumon.

Memory loss and a vast conspiracy at the center of a personal mystery — overlaps thematically with Severance's amnesia hook.

Identity-amnesia mystery with a man piecing together who he is — older but a clear genre cousin to Severance's innie/outie split.

Memory-loss conspiracy thriller with shadow agencies — shares the amnesia-and-corporate-conspiracy DNA, lighter tone.

Spies whose minds were wiped rediscover their other selves — premise resonates with Severance's split identities, though more action-driven.

Anthology of people undergoing transformative dual-life experiences in a controlled setting — light cousin to Severance's themes.