The end of the world just got a little closer. Apple confirmed that the much-anticipated second season of its postapocalyptic series Silo will start streaming on November 15th.
Silo season 2 hits Apple TV Plus this November
The postapocalyptic series has a lot of questions to answer in its second season.
The postapocalyptic series has a lot of questions to answer in its second season.
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Silo premiered last May and was renewed before the first season finished. Apple first teased season 2, alongside the return of Severance, at WWDC 2024. (Severance’s second season will start streaming in January.)
Based on the trilogy of novels by Hugh Howey, Silo is set in the distant future and follows the remains of humanity, who live in giant underground bunkers — the titular silos — to avoid the deadly world outside. The season 1 finale ended with a big twist that made it clear there’s a lot more going on than the show initially lets on. It also only covers part of the first book, so it’ll be interesting to see how much of the story the new season covers. Silo’s second season will see returning cast members like Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Robbins, and Common.
The show is part of an ever-growing library of science fiction series on Apple TV Plus, which also includes the likes of Sunny, Dark Matter, Constellation, Invasion, and Foundation as well as upcoming series based on Neuromancer and The Murderbot Diaries.
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