Silo is an American science fiction dystopian drama television series created by Graham Yost, based on the Silo trilogy of novels by author Hugh Howey. Set in a dystopian future where a community exists in a giant underground silo comprising 144 levels, it stars Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette Nichols, an engineer who becomes embroiled in the mysteries of its past and present. Rashida Jones, David Oyelowo, Common, Tim…
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I discovered Silo when the 2nd season was about to be released mostly because Apple TV has been at the forefront on realeasong quality original series. Especially Serverance & Pluribus had me hooked along with Silo. I also tried getting into some others like Murderbot & Shrinking but was not sold of them after a couple episides so I ended up skipping those. Ted Lasso also gets a ton of praise but I have yet to start with that. Silo got into it's 3rd season with after this 1 more to go. It's based on books so It's tempting to go look for spoilers on what will happen. Anyway, after 3 seasons, I feel more comitted to this show than ever...
Silo Season 1 Events
In the first season we learn that there is this big underground Silo which houses 10k+ people with a camera pointing outside which shows a wasteland and all the ones who for some reason get send outside falling dead despite wearing a suit. It starts out really good with a main premise and the question if it is safe or not outside as there are indications of lies and control. In the middle it became too much of a soap for me but near the end it got interesting again and I liked the concusion.
In the 2nd season we discover that there are more Silos and Julliete who got out spends quite some time in one of them where in the past there was a rebellion which pretty much got everyone killed with some survivors there. At the same time, in the original silo a simular type rebellion is taking place as they got reasons to believe it was safe after Juliette Survived. If anything this season showed me that I needed a new tv as there are a lot of scenes in the dark. Overall for me, this season was only so so but I still continued watching it.
So the 3rd season also has 2 main plotlines. The one in the past when the Silos were buing built and the one inside the silo where there is some kind of battle between the voice that controls the narrative and the people who have learned that there is a failsafe which can all kill them and the objective to disable that.
Overall I have mixed feelings as some of the episodes especially toward the end of the season were really good and had some interesting and surprising twists. It starts a bit slow and confusing though with all focus on the drugs that makes people forget. There are also a lot of characters and smaller plotlines on which I was not always clear on who was who and what was happening. That happens more often to me with series but eventually it all got cleared out.
Conclusion:I would go as far as to say that Season 3 was my favorite so far and I'm kind of glad that I pulled through the middle of the 1st season and a large part of the 2nd season which at times felt a bit too much as a drama soap. At the same time, it was by no means that this series obsessed me even though I most of the time on Friday just watched the episode in the morning. I'm looking forward to the 4th and the last season which already has a teaser trailer which means that it's already filmed so it should not take crazy long. A soldi 7.6/10 for me and so far the series I enjoyed the most in 2026.
Bernard Turns Himself In and Challenges the Algorithm
Silo Episode 9, Farewell start with a big decision for Bernard, he decided he will be the sacrifice in all this, so now not only Juliette turn in but Bernard going to do it too, they really throwing out the house through the window, because now Bernard doesn't believe anymore in the system well not that he just came to that conclusion but he think its now the time for him to contribute to the cause, he knows that there's more important things to fight for and that he need the people that he trust to complete the mission, that is save all the people they can, not only from Silo 17 but Silo 18 too. Bernard decided to turn himself to Camille, she took him to the algo. Bernard told Camille that he knows a way how the people in the Silo will trust in her again but he will help when she release Juliette but honestly he got no leverage, she already caught him, he thought by giving in she would stop the use of the Vitamin D+ but honestly he is not special, he starts explaining that is easy to lie to the people in the Silo but in this case she doesn't need to lie, she can say that he killed Judge Meadows and that was behind the dead of Ruth Jahns by the algo order, those things are not lies because in fact he did committed those crimes, Bernard continue saying that she can expose him so she can presents herself as a kind hearted person who will accept his crimes and will let him live a peaceful life until his dead but unfortunately the algo told them that nothing of that will change the future events and they must continue with the original plan and send Bernard outside to clean, so Bernard gets upset and argue with the algo, he just told that the algo is not almighty because if that were the case, it wouldn't have had to kill so many people and wipe their memories, in that moment something different happens with the algo it get upset, almost like Bernard presence annoyes it at ending the call. In that moment Bernard and Camille came to the conclusion the algo is not a thing, not a computer but someone on the other side actually controlling them and this piss them off because why a person is better than them to control who lives and who dies.
After that reunion with the algo Bernard is more than sure that it is not a super intelligence machine that is controlling communication neither the rules in Silo 18, also Camille started feeling that something is odd and finally she is slowly open her mind, ears, eyes, she can't continue trusting in an algo that only tell her to finish with the people she care about and continue her life without knowing who are they because their memoires were erased, she needs to start thinking by herself and questioning what really is happening. In addition Bernard with this discovery has information that can help Juliette, the algo is a person and he can finally work on that idea because his plan wasn't at all that the algo accept, but it was to meassure the algo behaviour and when he argue with it he notice the frustration and there's were everything click, there exist a chain of command that exist in Silo 1 that is giving order for so many years and is controlling their life. Camille keeps using Juliette as her "partner" in all this and also was announced that Bernard will be send outside to clean, as we know he was sent out to die and that was his plan since the beginning. Juliette reunite again with Bernard and question him why he turned himself, he said to her that is ready to die, but his biggest contribution was accidental when he discover the algo is a person that is keeping them inside the Silo but still don't know who is the one controlling everything. Is important to mention that Bernard is not a hero in this story, he is just receiving the consequences of his actions, but in my opinon what makes it a "good gesture" is that he is willing to give his life for the people he cares now while on the other hand Camille is willing to sacrifice everyone for her own good, she still believe in the algo even though she knows that anything is not what it seems to be.
For many people in the Silo is hard to watch Bernard walk out without a suit but it doesn't mean that he was forgiven for what he did in the past. Camille never tell anyone about Bernard murders, she just follow the algo order, apparently she continue believing in everything the algo says to her or maybe her attitude will change after this event, one thing is for sure that she will turn around to Juliette team once the algo loose power over the Silo and I hope when the times comes they dont let her. Before Bernard went out cleaning Juliette was in his cell and she feels sad for what is going to happen to him but it doesn't mean that she forgive him, yes he did so many bad things but still she is mad for his sacrifice, she really though there had to be another way to win this fight without losing more life's in the process but everything was done, his execution was in progress and Juliette accepted Bernard destiny, it was admirable that Bernard wasn't thinking about his dead, I'm pretty sure that he was scared but he was more worried to buy the others enough time to complete the missiong without getting caught. Is necessary to remember that many things are happening at the same time but Juliette is not aware of everything. A really touching moment was when Bernard shakes his hand with Robert, giving him a quiet goodbye and also the respect that he deserves for all the time Robert was trying to earn approval from Bernard, maybe it seems unnecessary but it was a good scenes because it shows that Bernard really changed and is giving the importance to the people that always was to his side. While everyone continue watching Bernard dead, I was thinking that this was an ugliest call from Camille, she gave Bernard no helmet to cover his face neither a suit to put distance between the man and the punishment he was facing, people in the cafeteria was forced to watch every step Bernard was giving to his dead, I notice that in that moment the rule was broken and probably the people of Silo 18 should be thinking that since that moment things can change talking about punishments but Billings did mention it was not ilegal to send him out without a suit. Then comes my favourite part of this episode when everyone feels the explosion in the Silo, each explosion had a meaning because at least Bernard dead was not in vain, it gave them enough time to work on the Safeguard pipe problem because the Vitamin D+ was already on the water supply, this is a huge moment in the series, things are really moving, Camille is not under control of the situation, Juliette has a lot of people that believe in here, things an uncertain and I love it.
Daniel and Helen Witness the Beginning of the Silos
Now before times plot finally is going to gives more information about what really happen, how the disaster that are the Silo started. The series takes a big jump in time because by now Helen is pregnant, many months ahead after her and Daniel decided not to be part of the project so they just continue with their life as usual but they returned to Atlanta to be witness of the inauguration of the Silo field where two persons from each country will be able to enter into an assigned Silo, Helen was assigned to Silo 18 while Daniel to Silo 1, it seems that Daniel is really a key for this whole operation because he was needed in the main Silo where we know everything is control, obviously Daniel realizes that something is off and start calling Helen but she didn't answer he just received an awkward text from her and he just knew that it wasn't her, so he decided to go for her because she is so pregnant and still manage to walk up the stairs and get out of the Silo. The way it was plan is so obvious at these point, this was not a tour, why they were placed in different Silos, it seems that it was a plan set up by Stenson not only for Helen and Daniel also for all the people that was there at that moment, and why I say that? because after Daniel is trying to reach Helen a nuclear explosion occur, how convenient that there's people taking the tour to see the Silos but now by force all that people must stay living since that moment in every Silo they were assigned, also the episode mention that The Pact was something created by AI and only modified by Anna and Victor and that is really messed up because made you think that this pact has controlled every part of life inside the Silo for generations, it makes the rules less sacred and less valuable but this is a Silo 1 thing only, the rest have no clue. Thinking that all that people was there with the idea this was going to be a shiny day through the biggest project in human history, just as visitors and in a matter of seconds their life totally changed, they were instructed to the underground by force, under a rule generated by AI and without knowing what will happen with them, is terrifying and more for Daniel and Helen because he never is going to be able to be with his family anymore.
Farewell Finally Brings the Two Timelines Together
Farewell was literately an explosion, being witness of how everything start for the people underground is incredible, Im sure Stenson and the others argue how to start all this and saw no easy way until the said screw it, drop a nuke and everyone will run to the Silo, because its obvious that someone gave the order for the explosion, everything was planned. Watching Daniel trying to reach to Helen without success because the explosion hits and pushes everyone to protect in the different Silos. At least they keeping some mistery behind this season because even though the series gave us way more information in this episode it hasn't revealed who and why organize all that messed. I can't stop thinking that the separation of Daniel and Helen is going to create an environment where Victor is going to use his erased memory potion, she is pregnant and Daniel can't reached them, it is a situation that anyone will be desperate, just imagine the end of the world as you know it, you were living a happy life, with a baby on the way, you were a tourist in a very important event and for being save you and your wife were separated, just crazy and the series has being very clear in a way that Daniel is important for this project, that's why I'm really sure that the erase memory potion is will be used on him really soon potentially with all that people on the other Silo too depending how things go. This episode gives some answers but at the same time create new question, Juliette continue asking herself why the system exist while in the past Daniel and Helen and all the people that are in the Silos must live a new force reality.
Silo, Gray Goo is just fire from the start, showing how Patrick and Lukas still alive and giving us a different perspective of when they entire Silo 17 at night with Lukas shot, very different that when Juliette went in. The drone did found them, Lukas got shot near his left shoulder and when they still listening the drone they decided to stay in the floor so who ever was the pilot think that they are dead, then when the drone left they quickly get on their feet and run to the Silo 17, where Lukas is treated by Jimmy and Patrick is amaze for everything they have there like pictures of how was the world before the chaos, its such an incredible moment that takes you all the way back to Season 2 and all the time that Juliette spend there. It was a good start because I was thinking how is that they continue alive if the algorithm notify that they were dead, and how did the drone didnt get close enough to verify this or it didnt have some sort of heat detector, like come on it was just too easy. Juliette also feels relief because they can continue with the original plan that is look for the safeguard pipe. This episode also show the change that Patrick has as a character from a persona that felt lonely and sad in his Silo but now that he has to face another dead body, that is Jimmy's mother, he talk to Jimmy like a person who understand his pain because he already passed through it with his own wife and also gave him an option to honour his mother for the sacrifice she made for all the kids in her Silo, Jimmy's mother sealed herself inside the wall to stop the poison the reach the silo and kill the children. Patrick performance on this episode was honestly some of his best job on the series because he has to talked with a person that in some way still think like a child, that has suffer loneliness for a long period of time and now with his understanding could guide Jimmy to say goodbye to his mother in a good way, probably making both characters grow at the same time, who knows they become very close besides they both conspirative AF.
Gray Goo episode makes very clear that even though they know how to solve the problem of the safeguard pipe it doesn't mean that is going to be an easy task since they have to go behind the Algo and Camille, I dout they pull it off without any type of confrontation or people dying. Lukas figures out that the mother of Solo cut into the pipe and used heat to deal with the poison before sealing herself inside, which gives Silo 18 something to work with, and Shirley suggests pinching the pipe instead of copying the same method. They realize that they need to knock down a wall and they send Shirley to take care of this task thinking that the silos has the same distribution inside them, but Juliette realizes that the silos are not place in the same way, the same direction, so the wall that needs to be knock down is in other place of the silo. In this moment I though Juliette is really smart, because the end into that conclusion from a previous conversation that she has with Bernard about the distribution of the 49 silos and how the safeguard pipe is connected to them and she though that instead of having 49 individual pipes for each silo could be more safe made for groups of seven, so from every seven silos another seven connect to the other groups of pipes, I think its a bit more complicated trying to describe it in words rather than how she makes the drawing for the distribution of the safeguard. The truth is that thanks to her Shirley didn't do something stupid, what really shift the direction of things is that they almost get caught and here is were Juliette basically had to sacrifice herself for the success of the operation, Juliette asked Shirley to hide while she was arrested, that is loyalty and friendship, because is really hard for some people do that kind of sacrifice but I know that Juliette will always try to keep her people safe, thats why Camille eventually knows she cant let Juliette to stay alive because she will never stop. Camille put Juliette in the same cell she already has her husband Sims so probably they can talk and she can have any confession but it will difficult because Sims says no word, he knows the way they operate at this level. Now that Juliette was arrested you probably think that everything is fuck up and the plan has come to a stop but its the total oppsite because this people not only will try to rescue Juliette but also keep the Silo safe at the same time, damn MacGyver ngl. I do enjoy that when a group of characters on the series have such levels of conviction no matter the circumstances they prove why their leader believe in them.
Knox after being looking for his father finally found him and asked him how he did to survive and he says that he built something for Harwood and received a new life outside the mines in exchange. Knox took his father to Billings where he told that story, that Harwood will fake his dead so he can have a better live and to received that prize he must built something for him with diamonds drills and it was an elevator that connects the mines to the supplies room. In that moment Billings understand how Glenda can move fast and appear in different places no matter that they were really far apart from each other, but it doesn't solve the question about the missing bulbs lights neither resolve the doubt of who kill Orla. For me this part of the episode was really cool, because Harwood always says that the mines is a place where people is send to die but he is the owner of the mine, he make Knox build an elevator for him, Harwood has bee running the place that much to the point that he rules it and it doesnt seem like the Algo or Camille put so much effor to control the mines, in fact this is the first time during the entire series that it has so much screen time, it is incredible that a despicable place like the mines has a king and that no one keeps him in check, just amazing. Returning to Billings, if he is in fact doing a better job, he finally feels that he is so close to get the answer he need thats why he asked Harwood why need an elevator and he says that was to protect the most important supplies in case of an rebellion, all he did was to stole the bulbs and also mention that he and his daughter has nothing to do with Orla's dead, Billings obviously doesn't believe everything, he is totally sure that Harwood is hiding something but its almost like Billings has it all figure out. Something that I wasn't expecting and was a surprise is that person that apparently killed Orla was her own boyfriend, that was also stealing supplies, uncovering more lies than trues, adding more and more drama to the side plots of this season.
The before time gives more this time, more screen time, more clues, but still same kind of boring material. At the beginning we can see Charlotte, Stensen, Thurman, Helen and Daniel having a meal and talking about this huge project. Stensen told to Helen and Daniel he is going to build a silo and it will work to preserve seeds, art, music, history, you know everything really valuable for human kind as perception of a billionaire, just in case of a worldwide catastrophes, also told them 10 more excavator will be build to continue with other 10 Silos but that at the end he will build 50 silos in total, here enter Daniel saying that is better build all the 50 excavator, it will be more cheaper that trying to take out the one that is under the silo after it is built, well that was his opinion Stensen will take it into consideration and apparently in the end that was what ended up happening, well the thing is that Helen is listening and she is a reporter so she is not stupid she knew there was more behind that philanthropic story so she asked that if were only be seed on those silos and Stensen ended confessing that no, that it will be also built to preserve people, so that was the total true, apparently Stensen really believe that the end of the earth as they know it is near. The point of Stensen is to build and be prepare for any possible disaster that hit the planet, it could be, climate change, AI, nanotechnology, etc, he has a hidden argument, has the money and the courage to believe and create the silos but why he is the only controlling all this, why so much secret, so much money only for a possibility, Helen asked why he doesn't use all that money for medicine, feed people but Stensen has his own though is better being prepare for the worst and if he can afford it nothing can't stopped him. Helen and Daniel received an invitation to join the project but Helen denied and Daniel too, who knows if at some point they will really regret not accepting. If was me, I do accept, will be a great opportunity to learn, to provide my opinion and to be safe and bring my family to that safety as well, if were you, you accept it or not?. After all its just entertaining, so I guess it would depend on the conditions and how things start to unfold.
## Gray Goo Pushes Silo 18 Closer to War
Gray Goo was a great episode wit so many things happening all at once, Patrick growing in a way that look more human, the safeguard investigation finally help the group to have something real to work with, Juliette ended worse, thanks that she saves Shirley she was arrested and end up in the same cell as Sims and Sims is also arrested because apparently he is not with his wife, he decided to take Juliette side. Looks that in certain point everything is getting worse but I think that this episode give answer for some question and also give us more information why a rich man believe in this project and that the end to humanity is closer, is not his ego neither the money is the fact that he do believe or knows for a fact that something bad is happening and start working in something that could give human kind a second chance, that it sound crazy for some people probably but that though save a lot of people, only that exist a contradiction that is the way how people is control in the silos, we could witness it when Bernard told his story, how he follow the algorithm without questioning, he even killed Judge Meadows, his real love and all for being a blind follower but now he sees everything very clear, as Juliette trying to do what he couldnt at the time but its because thats her nature, she is a rebel. Every one right know has take their sides including Camille that is the person that still believe entirely the algorithm it doesn't matter that it can affect her family in special her son but at the end I think thats going to change, it has to so she can be turn into the one leader who finally joins the light. I just loving this season and when the end comes I doubt it will be any disapointing, yes there will be a big void with tons of questions specially to whats next but I think this season is the one where the Silo earns it independance and goes to war with Silo 1, potentially joining other Silo now that they have discover the radio.
›Silo Season 3 | Deep Lore, Great Flashbacks, and Unmatched Tension90@danielcarrerag18d2 views
Season 3 of Silo has wrapped up, and I think it nailed the landing. Even though the story leaves things open for the future, it gave us plenty of long-awaited answers and tied up a lot of key subplots. As a quick refresher, this season picks up with Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) back in Silo 18 after stepping outside and witnessing the events of Silo 17—a crucial storyline that provided major answers this season and finally reached a satisfying resolution.
What makes this series so compelling is how it weaves timeless human struggles into its dystopian setting. Themes like power concentrated in the hands of a few, a lack of empathy for the underprivileged, and the endless fight against oppression repeat cyclically across human history. One of the central themes this season is the ambition to build a post-catastrophe society that completely wipes its past clean so that nothing that triggered its downfall can ever happen again.
I really loved how the show handles collective memory—the idea that no matter how thoroughly history is erased or memories are manipulated, a generation will eventually come along where someone steps up to question the status quo. That’s the driving force behind Season 3: Juliette starts out with no memory, being used as a public figurehead who says whatever the people want to hear. But it doesn't take long for the tides to turn, reigniting the fight against authority as recovered memories serve as fuel for the fire of rebellion.
After doing a bit of digging, I learned that the plot is based on a book trilogy, with the second book diving deep into the past and explaining why the silos were built in the first place. The Season 2 finale teased this backstory for the first time, and Season 3 leaned heavily into flashbacks, effectively restructuring elements from both the second and third books. I think the showrunners did a fantastic job balancing both eras; it never felt like overkill. Instead, the momentum steadily built up, leaving us desperate to find out what happens next.
Even though the setting is confined to these enclosed spaces—which could easily feel repetitive or even dull—the creators sprinkle in tiny details that pull you right back in and keep you hooked. They make you reflect on subtle callbacks from earlier episodes, which can be tricky if, like me, you've been following the series year after year since its 2023 debut. Minor details—like a wristwatch from Season 1 worn by a character in Season 3 for just a brief second—might seem small, but they trigger endless theories and keep you constantly guessing how it will all wrap up.
Silo did an incredible job this season, and I highly recommend it. Apple TV+ continues to put out top-tier television; so far, none of their originals have let me down. If you've read this far, let me know: Have you watched Season 3 yet? What do you think of the series so far?
›Silo Season 1 — Episode 1 & 2 Review: A World Full of Questions80@zoe0120d1 view
I recently started watching Silo and after watching the first two episodes, I realized that this series is not a good choice if you like to be able to understand everything immediately. Actually, I was quite often confused while watching Silo! 😁 However, strangely enough, this confusion is also one of the reasons why I decided to continue watching.
The first episode introduces us to an underground place called Silo, where thousands of people are living. Basically no one knows where they live and what's beyond it. Interesting thing is that people are strictly forbidden to leave it and even if they talk about leaving they would be thrown out to die. It's not another post-apocalyptic series but after watching, I realized there are some more to the story to see, hehe.
"From" had created same contusion as "Silo". So, clearly I was not having a easy way to understand the full story it's like impossible to guess or figure out what had happened in the beginning of the series. It's just the beginning so, I'm glad they didn't unfold it all at once, otherwise I would be bored.
I have like many questions about this series like why are the people living underground? What kind of apocalypse caused this situation and why it's toxic out there and people are safe underground. Who built the Silo and why are people not allowed to speak with freedom. So, what is actually outside that is harmful?
The creators of the series have done a great job with the story. At least they made us feel included as they give us some pieces of information so we can try to connect the dots. 🤔 nevermind, I liked the confusion, it keeps me excited, hehe.
What caught my attention was the way the Silo controls its residents. This is probably one of the most important topics to discuss after watching the first two episodes: how much freedom can people have if they only follow rules because they think it is for their own good?
Everybody who lives in the Silo accepts the rules and everything the sheriff says without asking any questions. They all work, have families, lead their lives and do not even think about the possibility that they will never see the open world. However, as it often happens in real life, the rules and the way the sheriff is treating the residents of the Silo can be quite cruel.
You can compare this series to our real life and like we really never question our system or anything we are just following the rules without knowing their origin. We are similar to ants who just do their jobs and follows the trail everyone follows. It is true we always follow the rules just because everybody does it.
It seems that residents of the Silo have taken this "following the rules" to a whole new level!
In Silo, people are not allowed to be outside to check if there is really something harmful. If they leave the Silo they can't come back and it's the rules.
The first episode also made me start wondering about the relationship between the sheriff and his wife. How weird it was to see them acting so differently towards the idea of "outside world". This made me think about one of the topics which reflects on my real life.
I prefer series where I can follow the storyline and understand but sometimes I let go of it for cases like Silo. However, this thinking process is what probably made me like Silo even more. I do think that I am also a resident of Silo because I'm alsotrying to find out what mysteries have been hidden from them for so long.
I also like the mysterious atmosphere and the way all the action takes place underground where people feel trapped. It makes me think about multiple things that might have happened to people in order for them to be put in such conditions. The fact that residents of the Silo cannot even be sure that they will be able to survive outside makes ordinary conversations turn into something bigger. It makes me think that there must be some cruel truth that made the sheriff treat people the way he treats them.
I am curious enough to watch episode 3 and perhaps find some answers. So, I am confused whom should I trust? This series started with people treating each other very differently. Well, these mysterious feelings only made me want to find out what will happen next.
›Silo Season 2 Review: A Masterclass in Dystopian Sci-Fi90@danielcarrerag35d3 views
One of the shows that currently has me completely hooked is Silo. Season 3 is currently airing with new episodes every Friday on Apple TV+. However, I just finished season 2, and I loved it; without a doubt, it’s one of the best post-apocalyptic series I’ve seen in a long time.
The plot of Silo follows Juliette Nichols, played by Rebecca Ferguson, who lives in a deep underground silo in what appears to be a dystopian future. The silo houses 10,000 people, and everyone fulfills a necessary role to keep society running. There is a clear hierarchy, complete with an elected mayor, a judge, a sheriff, and a head of IT.
Even though everything seems to work well on the surface, there are deep social divisions, discrimination, and endless secrets. The silo features a massive screen showing the outside world, which looks desolate and barren—going outside means death. People have been sent out before, but none survived, until Juliette manages to pull it off in season 2. She and her allies discover that the protective suits were intentionally compromised, allowing them to tweak hers so she could survive going outside.
If you haven't watched the first season yet, I recommend stopping here, as discussing season 2 inevitably means spoilers. Season 2 takes place with Juliette outside the silo, discovering that others exist and that, in one particular silo, the inhabitants are all dead outside. Upon entering, she learns it is Silo 17. It seems completely deserted until, after a bit of exploring, she realizes she isn't alone.
What makes this series so great is its storytelling, which constantly invites you to piece the puzzle together. In this new silo, the protagonist learns there is so much more to discover, and that her own silo is in danger of everyone dying as well. Getting back becomes her main priority, and events unfold amid mystery, intrigue, suspense, and a real sense of urgency, driven by a race against the clock.
The cast is excellent, featuring familiar faces alongside actors I’m seeing for the first time. One of the standout performances comes from Tim Robbins as Bernard Holland, the head of IT who seemed like the villain until halfway through the season, when things turn out to be more complex. Another great performance comes from Common as Robert Sims, the enforcer executing Bernard’s orders.
I love how the show uses the concept of having zero ties or memories of the past. Why do people live in the silo? Nobody knows. That’s the fun part—going episode by episode to uncover the truth is incredibly engaging. The mystery never gets tiresome because it’s balanced with plenty of action, rebellions, suspense, and drama, keeping you hooked as you connect the dots. I highly recommend it; definitely check it out. I’ll be back soon with my review of season 3!
›Silo - Searching for Truth Underground@cute-cactus303d
I eagerly awaited the third season of the Silo series, whose first season was spent trying to understand its dystopian atmosphere and story. I can say that the second season was absolutely magnificent. Thanks to the mystery and suspense it created, it provided an incredible viewing experience, and I can say that the time spent trying to unravel the plot flew by. source The series' story follows classic apocalyptic a…
›Review: Silo - The Addictive Underground Conspiracy You Have to Watch [ENG-ESP]85@jessuses1381361d
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›Silo - My Opinion - @Maitt87 [ENG-ESP]@maitt87587d
Imagine being born and raised in a subway place, a huge cylinder of metal and concrete that extends hundreds of levels underground. A world where the outside is deadly, history has been forgotten and asking too many questions can cost you your life. > Imagina nacer y crecer en un lugar subterráneo, un enorme cilindro de metal y concreto que se extiende cientos de niveles bajo tierra. Un mundo donde el exterior es mo…
›I have just massively binged 'Silo' and this is why you should too@karinxxl588d1 view
Do you ever have it that a series catches you so fast, you just wait to rush home to continue watching it because you want to see where it leads? To me ' Silo ' is one of these kinds of series. With 2 seasons binged in less than two weeks, the immediate action to do after finishing so, was checking is there was already a season 3 in the making. The good news is, there is more to come! > *Spoiler Alert: Think about i…
›Silo (2023): Into the Fire – S02E10 – RECAP@skiptvads611d2 views
Source Finally a draggy second season at first is over, I got to admit I had my doubts even start watching on 4k since colors at times were very dark specially on Silo 17 but Silo’s finale brought everything together after a slow season and its also true that the season ended with some big cliff hangers but it was expected. Season 2 Episode 10, Into the Fire packed as much action and revelations into a single episod…
Image This blog is a personal journal of all the movies, Tv-Shows, & Games I consume during a year which enhances my overall experience. The ratings that I give are fully based on my personal preference and enjoyment at the time of watching and I'm writing spoiler-free reviews. About The Silo Tv-Show So Silo is a tv show that is based on a Series of Books by Hugh Howey. It is made by the Apple Tv Streaming Service a…
›Silo (2023): The Safeguard - S02E09 - RECAP@skiptvads616d1 view
Source Its been a few days without writing a blog but its always the same every time I'm implementing or learning some new tech for me, either personally or at work. Titles are starting to come out both on theater and streaming, and the last ones are closing up, in these case the second season of Silo is building to a peak episode that is tying up all the loose ends, I have been waiting to see things come together b…
›Silo S02E08 - The Book of Quinn - RECAP70@skiptvads628d3 views
Source Episode 8 of Silo season 2 almost felt like the lights went off during the series, on top of the Silo itself been all dim out, green and dark orange we got this very very dark scenes on Silo 17 that to be honest most TVs going to have a hard time pulling that kind of darkness on a scene. The story does continue with interesting revelations although some of them I kinda predicted or expected, nothing that trul…
›Silo (2023): The Dive – S02E07 – RECAP80@skiptvads635d2 views
Source Episode 7 of Silo Season 2 was everything I expected, with Solo demanding almost having Juliette trapped to turn on the water pump eight floors under water, and this was exactly what we needed at this point in the story, an episode full of tension that kept those high dopamine levels from start to finish, the kind of episode that makes you remember why this series was so good on first season and in my opinion…
Source Episode 6 is what we have been waiting for all this time, to pick up the pace and I've been waiting for season 2 to get here, even though there are still some things that could have been handled better, the story moves along with some real momentum. This episode is all about the increasing tension between Bernard's authority and the rebellion raising up on the mechanical levels, as the "Down Deep" people rise…
Source Catching up with TV series I sat down again with Silo and Season 2 Episode 5 while Episode 6 air and we getting closer to the end of the season, while pacing is still as slow as ever compared to Season 1, the show is still building tension and revealing secrets in ways that keep me interested on keep watching even if not everyone is on board with where it’s taking the source material, especially book readers…
›Silo - A different and interesting proposal75@musicandreview650d1 view
Science fiction and post-apocalyptic worlds go perfectly hand in hand, we have seen dozens of series, movies and anime that present us with scenarios of this type and somehow that has made us progressively lose the surprise factor. There are many interesting ideas that we have been getting to know, but I am afraid that little by little some of them have become repetitive or cyclical to the point that we can point ou…
›Silo (2023): The Harmonium - S02E04 - RECAP75@skiptvads651d
Source Episode 4 of Silo season 2 finally unfold the disaster that is when the lather of order and control starts to fall apart in a society underground that is build and kept on secrets, even gives us a hint of why the syndrome happens. In this episode titled "The Harmonium" we learn more about the power struggle between the Mechanical section and the upper floors, its Mechanical against everyone, always blame Mech…
›Silo (2023): Solo - S02E03 - RECAP80@skiptvads658d2 views
Source After a very very slow start from the first two episodes, Silo Season 2 starts to take us down different paths, episode 3 finally brings everything together in a way that makes the story flow a lot better and gives us a good look at what's going on in Silo 17 and Silo 18 at the same time but now putting more focus on Silo 18, I have to say that this was a much better episode than I expected with more characte…
I started a challenge of taking 100 days off to mainly focus on my health and overall personal development and used this account as a personal blog to keep track of all my activity. I enjoyed it and continued afterward trying to build better habits and find a good balance between health, fitness, work, entertainment, and my personal life... I ended up watching 7 episodes of the Tv Series Silo which made me fully cat…
›Day 2379 | Started Watching Silo Season 1@byebyehamburgers664d
I started a challenge of taking 100 days off to mainly focus on my health and overall personal development and used this account as a personal blog to keep track of all my activity. I enjoyed it and continued afterward trying to build better habits and find a good balance between health, fitness, work, entertainment, and my personal life... Not too much was up on Thursday where I managed to get in some productivity…
›Silo (2023): Order – S02E02 – RECAP70@skiptvads666d
Source I loved season one but this new season is far from having the same impact, how much time we are spending looking back rather than looking forward, because the episode picks up right where we left off, with Bernard rushing to the server room after witnessing Juliette’s successful escape from Silo 18, and this episode is entirely about showing us what happens inside the silo immediately after she makes it out,…
›Silo (2023): The Enginieer – S02E01 – RECAP75@skiptvads671d2 views
Source Episode 1 of Silo Season 2 takes us right back where we left off with Juliette after that jaw dropping ending of Season 1 where we find out there was more than one silo dotted all over the place. The Engineer is the name of the first episode, probably in reference to Juliette life on how she started her engineering career, we also see Juliette enter one of these enigmatic neighboring Silo, there are many, eac…
Name - Silo Released - 2023 Creator- Morten Tyldum Apple TV have been crushing it lately with some great shows, especially in the sci-fi genre and their latest one that I caught *Silo* falls 100% into that category. It looks initially like a nothing special type of show, there are many dystopia type series and films and the genre has been oversaturated for some time and it has been a while since something good has p…
›Silo (2023) || Series Review.40@esther-emmanuel938d2 views
Finally, I decided to watch one of the famous TV series of 2023. I should have watched it all this while but I didn't want anything to influence my review. I wanted all the gushing about this show to go down before I watched it. However I have read a lot of amazing positive reviews about this series in this community and on the internet but I forgot about the reviews. So when I saw the show, it was like I went in bl…
Hi everyone. Just watched the series Silo from 2023, have you seen it? Incredibly good, I was hooked from the start and finished it in a couple of days hehe.😃 It's about a silo underground where people have sought refuge after a devastating disaster that happened once, they don't know when because they don't know who built the silo or how they ended up there. Everything in the series is about life in the silo, whic…
›Riveting! Review Of Silo (2023)@kemmyb1089d2 views
*Source, Fair Use* I'm not too big on watching dystopian sci-fis because it's mostly about a post-apocalyptic world which means suffering and injustice. That can be depressing especially with the use of dull lighting and colours but I don't mind reading about it. This series got my attention because of the positive reviews I've read on Hive. I wanted to see what all the rave is about and also because I enjoyed Rebec…
›Silo : The Relic - Season 1 - Episode 6 - RECAP@skiptvads1106d
Source Episode 6 of The Silo, Season One, reveals the Silo Monitor Center, Jules has a very different perspective from the Silo than many of the people living in it, since she met George she got sucked into this conspiracy that George was trying to unveil but unfortunately for both he ran out of time after he was found dead, allegedly he either jump from one of the stairs rails or someone pushes him; Jules lost inte…
›Silo : The Janitor's Boy - Season 1 - Episode 5 - RECAP@skiptvads1111d1 view
Source Episode 5 of Silo : The Janitor's Boy really tells how the administration, sheriffs and judicial have different interest and agendas for the Silo, for their people, for the structure and the future. The entire plot about the internal conspiracy from why they are really inside the Silo and if the outside is really safe or not is very interesting but every time they mention how they are confine to this space an…
I thought I'd do a three in one review session this week as I'm falling behind. I've signed up for Apple TV and there's a bit to watch there after exhausting Binge and Stan. I've let the membership lapse for those and won't get them again til there's a heap on there to watch at once. Silo I've been looking forward to watching this one. Mum and I enjoyed the books by Hugh Howey when they first came out on Amazon as a…
›'Silo' Season One Review: Pretty intriguing science-fiction so far@namiks1163d
I often forget that Apple TV+ (what a weird name) is actually a thing. This is mostly due to the fact that the only Apple product I currently own being an iPad from the Stone Age that pretty much requires an endless stream to coal shovelled into it to power it. Apple having its own streaming service is a weird idea to me, given Apple is a very closed off company: they stick to their own hardware and they do not shar…
Every now and then a science fiction series is released that aspires to be successful and become an audience favorite. Some live up to expectations, others don't. Is Silo worth watching? Read on. > Cada cierto tiempo se estrena una serie de ciencia ficción que aspira a tener éxito y convertirse en una de las favoritas del público. Algunas cumplen las expectativas, otras no. ¿Merece la pena ver Silo? Sigue leyendo. S…
›(ESP-ENG) Silo - Living in a cruel and toxic future!90@javyeslava.photo1178d
Hola amigos, buenas vibras para todos. > Hello friends, good vibes to all. *Source!* Lo he venido diciendo desde hace un tiempo, las series de Apple no tienen ningún tipo de comparación con las del resto de las plataformas y es que hasta los momentos no he visto la primera serie que sea regular, ni siquiera mala, producida por esta gente. Todas, absolutamente todas, son de una una calidad sobresaliente y Silo no es…
›Silo : Truth - Season 1 - Episode 4 - RECAP@skiptvads1210d1 view
Source Major Ruth has been murder, poison, they mention rat poison and that she was NOT the target. Jules gets involve in the case as a new Sheriff this is her first murder case officially, saying officially because she is after George murder too, Marnes is devastated by Major Ruth death but if Major Ruth was not the target and it was Marnes who from all the people he has pissed off in the past wants him death, if I…
SILO : Machines - Season 1 Episode 3 RECAP SOURCE Juliette has a lot on her plate now been offered the job as a Sheriff after Holston wanted her to be her successor and both dead Holston and George, to that add she may need to shut down the Silo generator for the first time in Silo history to repair it without room for failure or live in darkness. On Episode 2 had enough of the Silo and decided to go out but before…
›Silo : Holstons Pick - Episode 2 - Personal Thoughts80@skiptvads1231d
Source Silo is turning to be a series full of details and I like it, all this relics that they call, it almost feels like this series comes out of a game with characters collecting clues of human history, both Sheriffs and the Mayor keep saying that they don't know when or who created the Silo, I find hard that living in a coffinite space for that amount of people no body knows this and essentially that is the reaso…
›Silo : Freedom Day - Episode 1 - Personal Thoughts80@skiptvads1236d
Source Silo a post apocalyptic TV series where an entire society lives inside a Silo that goes many floors down having all kind of crops necessary to survive, with water and a sustainable environment, Silo has very high scores on review sites like IMDB and RTT, I haven't done any research if this is based on any video game that it actually looks like but it kinda remind me of the game Fallout, the inmates or citizen…
I really liked it. The whole setting felt so strange and unsettling but in a way that made me want to know more the mystery definitely got me hooked. Curious to see where this goes.
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## Gray Goo Pushes Silo 18 Closer to War
