Apple recently announced that its hit sci-fi series Silo will be returning for a fourth and final season in "summer 2027."
Silo follows the lives of 10,000 people living in an underground bunker to escape the seemingly toxic wasteland outside.
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Top Rated Comments
15 weeks ago
Looking forward to it. I’m loving season 3 and I think it’s going to get better. I’m so excited to talk about this show with other fans but based on the previous comments that seems pretty hard here.
15 weeks ago
I’ve also been loving season 3 so far. Happy to discuss it!
Looking forward to it. I’m loving season 3 and I think it’s going to get better. I’m so excited to talk about this show with other fans but based on the previous comments that seems pretty hard here.
15 weeks ago
I wouldn’t agree. TV content now is leaps and bounds ahead of those days.
I'm old enough to remember when new shows debuted in September, had a couple of dozen episodes in a season, then went on summer hiatus.
Now we get maybe 10 new shows in the summer, and we wait a year until the next season comes out. Of course, by that time you've forgotten what's happened, so you go back and rewatch the previous season.
If I was cynical, I'd think this was more a ploy to drive subscriptions than produce good entertainment.
As for Season 3, does anyone know when it will start? I've watched four episodes and I'm still waiting 😄
In those days shows had more filler to pad out the long seasons. Seasons that meandered on as a result.
What that era did have though that is sadly lost now. Everyone watching at the same time.
