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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6 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.
6 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.
6 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.
