Servant is a haunted house story. The Dwell-worthy brownstone newscaster Dorothy Turner (Lauren Ambrose) shares with her celebrity chef husband Sean (Toby Kebbell) serves as the setting for four seasons of the show, only rarely venturing past the front door. M. Night Shyamalan and creator Tony Basgallop launched the AppleTV+ series months before the world locked … Servant
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