Ben Stiller Stunned as Cat Deeley Whips Out Jam-Packed Severance Notebook Live on This Morning
Ben Stiller had quite the surprise when he sat down for a chat on This Morning—and it wasn’t about his hit show Severance. It was Cat Deeley who completely stole the moment. As the Hollywood star settled in with co-stars Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, and Adam Scott to chat about the much-anticipated third series of the Apple TV+ thriller, Cat, 48, suddenly pulled out a massive green exercise book from beside her chair. And it wasn’t just for show.
To Ben’s absolute shock, Cat opened the book to reveal pages upon pages crammed with handwritten notes—all about Severance. The level of detail stopped him in his tracks. “Oh my goodness! Wow. Wow. I love that,” he gasped, clearly taken aback by her dedication, reported the Sun.
Cat confessed that she’s so into the show that she jots everything down to help keep up with all the mind-bending twists. Honestly, who can blame her?
Her co-host, Ben Shephard, couldn’t help but tease her, telling her to “just show them your notes” as the cast looked on. When she did, the reaction was priceless. The actors burst out laughing, and Adam Scott playfully praised her: “You’re such a good student.” Cat responded with a grin, while Ben Stiller added, “Good luck on the test. You seem prepared!”
Cat even compared her note-taking to her school days, quipping, “This is like my history A Level that I had to write in pink pen. It’s because I’ve got to concentrate. You’ve got to concentrate.”
As much as the pair tried to squeeze out any juicy details about the upcoming third season, Ben and the cast weren’t budging. Every clever question was met with a charming dodge. Stiller kept it light, saying, “These are all great questions and I look forward to wondering about season three…”
When pressed about a release date, the director wouldn’t give anything away—though he did reassure fans that they won’t have to endure another three-year wait like last time. So that’s something, at least.
In the end, fans may not have gotten any spoilers, but they definitely got a sweet moment between a superfan host and a genuinely flattered Hollywood director. And let’s be honest—Cat Deeley’s notebook might just be the most relatable thing on morning telly.