Aubrey Plaza warns that nothing is what it seems in Legion Season 2 promo

By Steve Seigh

Posted 8 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

With Marvel and FX's LEGION set for a Season 2 premiere on Tuesday, April 3rd, it should come as no surprise that some mind-bending promotional material is starting to make its way online.

Early Tuesday afternoon, Aubrey Plaza, posing as her character Lenny Busker from the psychedelic show, posted a doomsday-style PSA announcement that warns viewers of the events to come. In fact, Lenny says that "What you think is real, never occurred." She also claims that David (Dan Stevens), his friends, and all of the events of the show's first season are merely a figment of your over-active imagination. That's right, David isn't real. None of this is real. It's all a part of your broken brain.

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