What Is The Termination List—and Who Is Natalie Shen?

The Termination List is a workplace-revenge short drama about Natalie Shen.

For three months, Natalie lets her coworkers believe she is powerless while they isolate her, steal her work and pressure her to resign.

What they do not know is that Natalie was sent into the department by corporate headquarters.

She is actually the Head of Internal Audit, quietly collecting evidence against the people targeting her.

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Main characterNatalie Shen
Hidden identityHead of Internal Audit
GenreDrama
Core themesSecret identity, workplace revenge and corporate intrigue
Current web viewing linkDailymotion
Official platformNot currently confirmed
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Where can you watch The Termination List?

A Dailymotion upload is currently indexed under the exact title.

Current web viewing link

A first-party platform page for the series is not currently visible in the available web results.

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What is The Termination List about?

Natalie Shen spends three months inside a department where coworkers treat her as if she has no power.

They isolate her.

They mock her.

They steal her work.

They push her to resign.

Natalie does not reveal her real role.

She has entered the department under a hidden mandate from corporate headquarters and is gathering evidence as Head of Internal Audit.

The revenge structure comes from that imbalance: the coworkers believe they are forcing out a weak employee while Natalie is building the case that can expose them.

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Who is Natalie Shen?

Natalie Shen is the central character and the story’s hidden authority figure.

Her coworkers see her as someone they can pressure and humiliate.

In reality, she is the Head of Internal Audit working undercover.

Her silence is part of the investigation rather than proof that she is powerless.

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What happens at the company gala?

The annual gala is the point where Natalie’s hidden role becomes impossible to ignore.

The story builds toward the moment when the department learns that the employee they targeted is the person with the authority and evidence to judge their conduct.

That reveal turns the workplace bullying plot into a corporate reckoning.

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Why is the title The Termination List?

The title fits the story’s revenge setup: Natalie is collecting evidence against the people who believe they are pushing her out.

The current synopsis does not separately explain the title, but it clearly frames Natalie’s undercover audit as the mechanism that turns the department’s abuse back on the people responsible.

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