#severance milchick

[radioactive-yuri]

severance memes except it's just milchick and helly. because i like them the best

[oprahsfriendgayle]

[silliusstan]

hi mr milchick. why isn’t he saying hi back

[starbell0]

Mr. Milchick's body roll will forever go down in history as the highlight of season 2

[what-the-helly]

Idk where else to say this but oMark's words to Milchick over the phone, "Work is just... work, right?" really hit me emotionally as someone who grew up in Asian overwork culture. Like I needed to hear it as much as Milchick did.

[hillbroski]

They put his ass in the analog horror

[ichorai]

me talking about captain curly & seth milchick: if i had a nickel for every morally grey character who’s technically the boss of the rest of the main characters, gets undermined and makes poor decisions based on his rank and his relationship (or lack thereof) with his subordinates, and can be seen as the media’s secondary antagonist but is so morally complex that people often forget that though he is slightly higher up on the corporate hierarchy, he is still a victim to capitalism, and ALSO has a massive dumptruck ass, i’d have two nickels. which isn’t a lot but it’s weird it happened twice

[sinha-ri]

Me trying to tell myself it isn't that deep but also it kinda is how the fandom consistently calls Milchick "Milkshake" because of a joke of an old guy being unable to remember a black man's name

like oh ok, we're just gonna do the same thing intentionally? We're just gonna keep calling him Milkshake despite it having been a single episode gag? We're NOT going to take Milchick serious just as the rest of the in world characters don't? It's sounding a Little sus when people constantly follow the same bigotry as a show tries to convey because it's just a funny haha joke?

but its not that deep apparently