You may not know this but there are a lot of iconic New Jersey locations that are used to film movies, tv shows and more.

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I consider it that much more exciting when the Garden State is used for an A-lister's project because it usually means millions of eyes will see it once completed.

And who is more A-list than Ben Stiller!

Did you know that part of a very popular Ben Stiller television show was filmed right here in Monmouth County?

The show is called Severance and it is currently available on Apple TV.

Ben Stiller directed this thriller series alongside Aoife McArdle and the plot is something you will probably be able to relate to.

Here is the premise of the series according to IMDB.com:

Mark leads a team of office workers whose memories have been surgically divided between their work and personal lives; when a mysterious colleague appears outside of work, it begins a journey to discover the truth about their jobs.

Freaky yet intriguing...I must say....

Filming for this project mainly took place in New York and New Jersey - and one of the major series' locations is actually a Monmouth County hidden gem.

You know the Lumon Industries company building in Severance?

Well, it is actually the iconic Bell Works building in Holmdel!

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According to HouseandWhips.com, this humongous space takes up over two million square feet and includes, "traditional office spaces, dining, retail, fitness, hospitality, and much, much more." 

Check out the show's first official trailer! The Bell Works building can been seen in the first 10 seconds! Holmdel is famous....

I stumbled upon Bell Works only a few months ago and my mind was blown! They literally have one of E V E R Y T H I N G you could ever want or need.

Don't believe me?

Well, it's a good thing I took photos myself! Let's take a look at everything this iconic New Jersey film set has to offer:

Everything Bell Works In Holmdel Has To Offer

I did not even know this existed and they have EVERYTHING! Italian, Mexican, coffee, a bar, plastic surgeon, dentist, clothing stores, a library and even an escape room!

I stumbled upon this hidden gem completely on accident.

Since then, I've even gotten everyone on the Bell Works bandwagon. Even my boss Kyle is now among those who are obsessed!

Moral of the story? Always listen to Nicole because I will never steer you wrong....hopefully.

So anyone want to go one-on-one at Bell Works' indoor basketball court? Meet you there.

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