Christopher Walken gets “Severance ”DVDs sent to him because he doesn't 'have the equipment' to stream it

Christopher Walken keeps it old school with his media consumption.

Appearing alongside his Severance costars on the latest episode of Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show, the actor admitted that he has not seen every episode of the hit Apple TV+ series in which he stars — and that he receives DVDs of episodes due to a lack of "equipment."

"Chris, after you appeared in the show, did you watch all the episodes?" asked Cohen.

"Not all of them" said Walken. "I can't. I don't have the equipment, so they're good enough to send me DVDs."

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Replied Cohen, "Oh, they do? Okay. Do you have an Apple TV+ subscription?"

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"I don't have anything," said Walken.

Walken portrays Burt Goodman, the retired head of optics and design at Lumon Industries, in the Emmy-winning sci-fi thriller about office workers whose memories have been divided. The long-awaited second season debuted Friday, a few days after stars Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, and Patricia Arquette staged a surprise pop up at Grand Station Central in New York, drawing huge crowds. Director Ben Stiller also made an appearance.

During their SiriusXM interview, Stiller also paralleled editing the series to Cohen editing the Real Housewives franchise. "You get caught in this little cycle of, we're making the show, we know people have waited, but we really want to make sure it's good, but then that takes a little bit longer and then people want it to be better and that whole thing," said Stiller. "When you're making Real Housewives, how long does it take you? Come on. Right? You get into those edits."

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The director called the Housewives franchise "well edited," sharing that he watches the show with his daughter. "Salt Lake City is the next one I have to get into, and my daughter Ella really wants me to get into New York, but then you have to go back 10 seasons and start," said Stiller.

Ahead of the season 2 premiere, the cast sat down with Entertainment Weekly to address and debunk some of the internet fan theories about the show, including whether Lumon is in the business of human cloning. "This sounds like what Lumon would be doing in a super boring version of Severance," said Scott, who plays Mark. Arquette, who plays Harmony, was more precise: "You are very far off and wrong."

For more from the cast, watch the video above.

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