
As the highly anticipated season two finale of Severance approaches, Google has introduced a special Easter egg to celebrate the massively successful Apple TV+ series. This interactive feature pays homage to a memorable moment from the show, giving fans a chance to experience a piece of Lumon Industries in their own web browsers.
Severance Easter Egg on Google: How to Find It
🎈 When you search “Severance” on Google, your screen will fill with floating blue balloons—a direct reference to the blue Lumon balloons handed out by Mr. Milchick in the show.
🎉 To trigger the animation, simply:
- Open Google on your desktop or mobile device.
- Type “Severance” into the search bar.
- Tap the confetti button to watch the balloons float across your screen.
The feature was highlighted by Ben Stiller, the show’s director, who shared his excitement about Google’s nod to the show’s unique aesthetic and world-building.
Apple’s Marketing Push for Severance
Ahead of season two’s premiere in January, Apple also launched a dedicated webpage, allowing fans to upload their own photos onto a blue Lumon balloon. Additionally, Apple promoted the show by displaying the iconic balloons on the Apple.com homepage, further amplifying excitement among viewers.
Severance: Apple TV+’s Biggest Hit Yet
📺 According to Apple, Severance has officially broken all records on Apple TV+, surpassing even the platform’s previous biggest hit, Ted Lasso.
📈 Apple revealed that the season two premiere led to a spike in Apple TV+ subscriptions, making it the most-watched show in the streaming service’s history.
What’s Next for Severance?
While Apple has not yet officially confirmed a third season, Ben Stiller has hinted that the show’s writers are already working on the next installment. With its mind-bending plot, critical acclaim, and a growing fanbase, Severance is poised to remain one of the most talked-about sci-fi series in recent years.
The season two finale will air this Thursday night on Apple TV+, promising a thrilling conclusion that fans won’t want to miss.
Deependra Singh Chundawat is a Senior Sub-Editor at Udaipur Kiran, specializing in a wide range of technology topics including mobile phones, applications, gaming, PCs, and wearables. Along with covering the latest tech news, he also creates engaging web stories. Passionate about emerging technologies, he stays up to date with the newest trends and enjoys reading and writing about the latest mobile launches and digital innovations.

