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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 15 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 13 still open
Mark Scout — The entry states Adam Scott earned Emmy nominations at the 74th and 77th Primetime Emmy Awards in 2022 and 2025, but he was nominated for the 74th (2022) and 76th (2024) awards; the 77th has not occurred yet.
Irving Bailiff — The entry says Irving's curiosity about the outside world is triggered by his Outie's research and the painting of the 'testing floor' elevator, but in canon it is triggered specifically by the recurring vision of the black goo and the painting, not the Outie'
Petey Bellafonte — The entry states Petey's wife or former partner is named June, but in canon, his daughter is named June; there is no confirmed wife or partner named June.
The Macrodata Refinement Department — The entry claims the department's layout has no clocks, but there is a visible clock on the wall in the office.
Overtime Contingency — The entry states 'Mark Scout and Irving Baillett are both confirmed subjects shown fully activating it on screen.' This is incorrect: Mark Scout is shown activating the Overtime Contingency on himself (as an innie) in the season 1 finale, but Irving Baillett i
Severance Chip — The chip is inserted into the parietal lobe, not the temporal lobe.
Severance Chip — Outies are legally and contractually bound not to discuss the innie's experience, so the claim that there is no legal binding is inaccurate.
Gemma Wells — The entry says Gemma and Mark met at a Lumon blood drive, but the show only mentions a blood drive with no indication it was a Lumon blood drive.
Gemma Wells — The entry states Gemma signed up for IVF treatments at the Butzemann Fertility Center run by Lumon, but the show does not confirm the center is run by Lumon.
The Severance Procedure — The claim that 'chip removal causes severe consequences' is not established in canon; the show has not depicted or confirmed the effects of chip removal, only that reintegration is dangerous and experimental.
The Severance Procedure — The claim that 'Lumon's founder, Kier Eagan, is credited with developing the initial concept of severance as a spiritual and practical ideal' is not supported by canon. The show indicates that severance was developed by Lumon after Kier's death (he died in 193
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