Adam Scott confirms 'Severance' Season 3 will return much faster, shares production update and filming plans

Adam Scott has shared a hopeful update on 'Severance' season 3, saying the Apple TV series should return faster than it did after its first season. The actor said the team plans to begin filming soon and wants to reduce the long gap between seasons. Season 2 arrived three years after Season 1, leaving fans waiting after a major finale cliffhanger. Scott said the wait was too long, even as the team continues to focus on keeping the show strong.Deadline reported that Scott spoke about the future of 'Severance' and confirmed that work on the next season is moving forward. He said the cast and crew are preparing to start filming season 3 soon. Scott said that word about the show has become important for everyone involved. He told Deadline they are “always trying to shorten the amount of time between seasons.”The actor also said the team does not want speed to hurt the quality of the Apple TV drama. According to Scott, it is “more important for [the show] to be great than for it to be fast.”Still, he acknowledged that the delay between Season 1 and Season 2 was longer than ideal.“We’re definitely planning on getting it out much sooner than the last round, which was three years, which is too long,” Scott said.Scott did not give a release date for 'Severance' season 3. He also did not confirm an exact filming schedule. His comments, however, suggest that fans should not expect another three-year gap. The second season followed a long wait after the first season ended with one of the show’s biggest cliffhangers. Many viewers watched week by week and waited years to see what came next for the severed Lumon employees. The new update gives fans a clearer sign that the creative team wants to move faster this time. The show still appears to be taking a careful approach, with Scott making it clear that quality remains the priority.'Severance' stars Scott as Mark Scout, a Lumon employee whose work and personal memories are split through a controversial procedure. The series became one of Apple TV’s most talked-about shows because of its mystery, sharp tone, and tense workplace story.