Rebecca Ferguson’s slow-burn dystopian thriller Silo is rocketing again into the highlight — and proper on time. With Season 3 formally wrapped and the subsequent chapter of Juliette Nichols’ story already in manufacturing, the acclaimed Apple TV+ collection has returned to the world streaming charts, at the moment sitting at #7 worldwide on the platform. Not unhealthy for a present set solely underground. Followers are clearly gearing up for what’s subsequent, and after that game-changing Season 2 finale, it is no marvel audiences are returning to rewatch or catch up. The slow-release sci-fi thriller, primarily based on Hugh Howey’s Wool trilogy, has stored its status intact with a 90% Rotten Tomatoes rating and a rising fanbase hungry for solutions. Now, with Silo coming into its endgame, the thrill is constructing quick.
Again in January, Apple confirmed that filming had wrapped on Season 3, accompanied by a behind-the-scenes photograph to mark the milestone. Whereas there is no official launch date simply but, we’re nearer than ever to heading again inside Silo 18 — and probably even past. One of the best half? Season 3 is not the tip. Ferguson and the forged are filming Seasons 3 and 4 back-to-back, and the fourth season would be the present’s last chapter. Based on Ferguson herself, who spoke to Empire’s Pilot TV Podcast, the schedule has been intense however value it:
“All of us knew how far it must go. It’s extra, will the viewers prefer it? And the truth that it’s going so nicely, it’s simply such a type of homage to all of us being concerned in it.”
What Occurred within the ‘Silo’ Season 2 Finale?
Spoiler alert: quite a bit. Season 2 took Juliette (Ferguson) out of the silo and right into a barren, desolate world… solely to find different silos dotting the horizon. As she makes an attempt to navigate a rising riot and untangle the reality about humanity’s confinement, new layers of deception and hazard start to floor — actually.
The finale additionally dropped a serious curveball in its last flashback, revealing a pre-apocalyptic Washington, D.C. the place a congressman and a reporter (performed by Ashley Zukerman and Jessica Henwick) focus on world unrest after an Iranian soiled bomb. Their seemingly harmless date ends with the change of a PEZ dispenser — one which, a lot later, results in Juliette’s arms deep inside Silo 18. Now, Zukerman and Henwick are confirmed as collection regulars for Season 3, which means we’ll lastly see how the silos got here to be, and what position their characters performed in constructing the world we’ve come to know.
Silo Seasons 1 and a pair of are streaming now on Apple TV+.
