The second season of Silo — a postapocalyptic thriller on ... Imagine a civil war contained in a subterranean concrete structure with 144 levels, 10,000 inhabitants, and a series of very ...

Silo just wrapped up its much different season 2 last week, one which divorced its main character, Juliette, from the rest of the cast for the entire season. Now, it turns out that season 3 is ...

"Silo" season 3 is officially on its way! Yes, you read that right. No waiting to see if this show is coming back or not because we now know that it has been renewed not just for season 3 but a ...

Silo just wrapped up its second season on Apple TV+, but if you weren’t ready to leave silos 17 & 18 just yet, Apple just shared a new way to explore the show’s dystopian world. Apple TV’s ...

Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for Silo Season 2.Silo Season 2's epilogue scene gave us the first hints about how the world might have ended, but that is not even the most shocking thing about that ...

One of Silo Season 2’s most important characters, Salvador Quinn, never actually appears on screen! So, who is Salvador Quinn, and what’s his connection to Season 2’s most ominous addition ...

“Silo” Season 2 came to a fiery end last week — delivering a finale designed to leave viewers with plenty of questions about the Apple TV+ sci-fi drama’s next steps and the fates of both ...

Fire and rain mark the end of season 2 of Silo. No, it does not rain in the silo, and that is the gob-smacker ending I am still coming to terms with. Based on the novel series by Hugh Howey ...

Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for Silo Season 2 and the details from the Hugh Howey books.While most of Silo Season 2 hit a bit more of a slow-burn vibe, the finale ended everything with a bang.

After providing one of the most jaw-dropping endings in recent TV history in season 1, Silo season 2 certainly didn't disappoint, giving us a finale episode filled with action, loss, and another ...

"A cast-in-place concrete core," Taylor said. "We call it a slip-form concrete core. And that became the stabilizing element for the building. So it's sort of like the tree trunk of a tree.