Zach Cherry really is collecting evil corporations like Infinity Stones at this point: Vault-Tec, Lumon, Umbrella.

[u/TOZAR_N7]

Severance
Fallout (2024)
Resident Evil (2026)

[u/Current_Tea6984]

Don't forget Waystar Royco. He was Roman's partner in the management training program

[u/throwaway1937913 → u/Current_Tea6984]

It's funny to be typecasted for such a role. Maybe it's because he is so relatable and represents the everyman pretty well?

[u/Flooping_Pigs → u/throwaway1937913]

Everyman upon learning their workplace is actually nefarious

[u/LucentUnicorn → u/Current_Tea6984]

Roman has a throwaway line about wanting to hire Zach’s character on to his team, and I can’t help but think he would have been so good on the show as a mainstay. Imagine him and Greg linking up and becoming the bumbling fools who make off with a fortune.

[u/Current_Tea6984 → u/LucentUnicorn]

I was disappointed that we never saw him again

[u/Jerry0713]

He's quickly become one of my favorite character actors

[u/JWAdvocate83 → u/Jerry0713]

He embodies the perfect balance of (relatively) low culpability without the malevolence.

[u/UncleRuckus92 → u/JWAdvocate83]

Him and Paul Walter Hauser showing up in RE were fantastic, I felt like the Leo meme

[u/Remarkable-Run-9769 → u/UncleRuckus92]

RE is the 2026 Resident Evil movie? 

[u/UncleRuckus92 → u/Remarkable-Run-9769]

Yes, i should have put the 2026 after. Fantastic movie BTW, my personal favorite besides the original and thats mostly because of Mila and Michelle Rodriguez

[u/thatonemoze]

vault tec isn’t evil! thats communist propaganda

glory to the enclave

[u/DolphinBall → u/thatonemoze]

The Enclave actually hunts down vaults and eradicates them. The intro of Fallout 2 proves that. Vault-Tec was nothing more but a loose end to them.

[u/Doc_mitchell16547 → u/DolphinBall]

No, They consider the vaults to be essential data for their long term goals and the control vaults as places to go to retrieve perfect unirradiated human genome

[u/Artyom_Petrovich → u/DolphinBall]

Developers of Fallout 2 already stated the intro movie was done by a separate department in Interplay and the enclave killing the Vault Dwellers in the movie was a mistake. It’s explained away as it was only those at the entrance as a “message” to the rest of the dwellers to stand down. You find the remaining Vault 13 dwellers on the oil rig at the end, and they help you convert Arroyo from a tribal encampment to a flourishing city in the wastes in the ending.

The enclave made the vaults, and controlled Vault Tec secretly to get long form data on various tests to see how humans react in the worst conditions and under various sociological experiments to see what happens over an extended length of time. This is so they could eventually send a colony ship out into space to colonize another planet.

[u/cthompson07]

He was probably working at the Oscorp startup in Homecoming too

[u/Azalus1 → u/cthompson07]

Somebody had to hire him after he filmed the bus boy fight.

[u/ThreeDawgs]

Bet he’s a low level manager for Weyland-Yutani too.

[u/BlackCatSaidMeow13]

Get that jelly mold outta here!!!

[u/GREAT-HamSap]

Does anyone remember him playing Ethan in You

[u/General_Revil]

He is the multiverse.

[u/schizo999]

That is for preparing his first lead rôle in movie : Gordon Freeman !

[u/Noshonoyoo]

At this point, i’m expecting him to show up in Silo’s last season too lol

[u/Babexo22 → u/Noshonoyoo]

He ends up waking up from cryo to see Troy murdering a silo and is like “shit not again”

[u/Jeff_Damn]

He's an anchor being, nothing bad must happen to him.

[u/steinmas]

The grocery store in You should be added considering what that family covered up.

[u/pretty-as-a-pic]

Can’t wait to see him working for The Company in Murderbot

[u/cdnpsycho]

That one friend that’s always in situations:

[u/Domination1799]

What’s next, Arasaka?

[u/Cold-Practice3107]

He's the guy that told Spider-Man to do a flip

[u/Babexo22]

Poor guy can’t catch a break😩 He just wants to be a good manager who brings positive vibes to the workplace and yet keeps finding out the companies he works for commit genocide or experiment on humans

[u/raulito2104]

"Okay Spider-Man, do a flip"

[u/LaytMovies]

He has a face that just says "Im complicit" and it's not his fault

[u/Achromatix101]

Also in Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma

[u/Resident_Evil_God]

Hes good but he didn't need to be in RE, Resident Evil isnt a comedy (but apparently to most people it is i guess)

[u/No-Check-3691]

This guy loves working for evil corporations

[u/mantisdubstep]

I bet my outie does muscle shows

[u/totalpugs89]

He ruined the final part of resident evil for me, I just sat there thinking where have I seen this guy before, couple of hours later I remember, get that jelly mold out of here.

[u/lamest-liz]

He played a teenager in Camp Miasma

[u/YellowMenace123]

Hes the guy that you think will turn good in a bad place