The show's stars joined director Ben Stiller and creator Dan Erickson for a PaleyFest LA conversation on Friday.

Director and executive producer Ben Stiller says even he didn’t see some of this coming. “There’s something about the visuals of those white hallways,” he tells The Hollywood Reporter.

Season two has cut to black — or red, in the case of this finale. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Erickson, Ben Stiller and the Lumon cast unpack all that marching, mayhem and macrodata.

The Ben Stiller-produced dystopian series stars Adam Scott, Zach Cherry, Britt Lower and John Turturro as employees of a mysterious conglomerate. By Danielle Directo-Meston E-Commerce Writer ...

Original stars Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller are set to return for the latest sequel to Jay Roach's 2000 comedy. By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter Producers include De Niro and Jane ...

Added executive producer and director Ben Stiller, referring to the ... to get the show on a more regular cadence,” Stiller told The Hollywood Reporter in the finale interview linked above.

"I kept crying that day, which hasn’t really happened to me before," Lachman tells The Hollywood Reporter of ... At long last, the Ben Stiller-directed finale also gave Outie Mark the chance ...

Ben told the Hollywood Reporter that his daughter Ella ... and I support it a hundred percent," he says. READ MORE: Ben Stiller reveals whether he'll join Severance and uncovers secret role ...

During an exclusive interview at Severance's For Your Consideration event and panel, Ben Stiller revealed if any fan theories ...