What starts as a story of close brothers ends in tragedy, complete with tree-tinged ... for Helena. For Mark (Adam Scott), Irving, and Dylan (Zach Cherry), their time in Woe's Hollow is the ...

A plaque commemorating "Heritage," Bryan Valenzuela's mural on the south wall of the Wydown Hotel. The plaque says the work ...

The St. Peter's Health Nephrology and Dialysis Clinic is fully operational, providing care to 40 patients, and features 10 advanced outpatient hemodialysis stations and cutting-edge equipment.

Fan theories that Helena, rather than her Innie ... and unless someone turns Irv back on, his Innie half is gone for good after “Woe’s Hollow.” (Though we are more than willing to bet ...

The isolated British Overseas Territory of St Helena, 1 900 km off the south-west coast of Africa, has wrapped up its first public electric vehicle (EV) charge point trial. This is the latest step ...

In the evening, Milchick finishes the Woe’s Hollow story, detailing Kier’s first encounter with the temper of Woe: “a gaunt bride, half the height ... been her outie Helena Eagan ever ...

“Woe’s Hollow ... and that Helena had replaced her the entire time. From Helly’s perspective, she jumped straight from revealing the truth at her press conference, to being half-drowned ...

Severance fans were left in shock after Helly R, portrayed by Britt Lower, was revealed as her Outie alter-ego Helena Eagan in the episode Woe's Hollow. This revelation came after much speculation ...

as a gaunt bride half ... s been Helena all along. Before we dig into how she’s exposed, which is the true twist of the episode, let’s talk about what Helena does in “Woe’s Hollow.” ...

Following Helly’s life forced Helena to find out what she would be like in another existence free of family. Even worse, “Woe’s Hollow” revealed that Helena’s Innie is also undeniable ...

Confronting her the next day near Woe's Hollow's waterfall, he almost drowns Helena in a last-ditch ... Dieter was turned into a tree after committing the cardinal sin of, well, masturbating.