This article contains spoilers for Silo season 2, episode 10, “Into the Fire.“Siloseason 3 and beyond gets an encouraging update from showrunner and executive producer Graham Yost. The finale of the Apple TV+ dystopian thriller, which is based on the novels by Hugh Howey, closed out its second installment with confidence. Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) and Bernard Holland (Tim Robbins) came face-to-face intheSiloseason 2 ending, but the show also cleared the path for new stories. That includes a flashback that changes what viewers thought they knew.
In a post-finale interview withTheWrap, Yost shared thatseason 3 is months into filming. The showrunner added thatseasons 3 and 4 will be filmed back-to-backthroughout 2025, with only a short break planned. Yost also reveals thatseason 4 is completely written and that he knew early on, as early as a few weeks into season 1, that Apple TV+ would be allowing them to tell the complete story.
What The Latest Updates Mean For Silo
The Creators Have The Freedom To Tell Their Story
The renewal for the next two seasons ofSilowas only confirmed late last year. With the latest comment, it’s also clear that Yost and the rest of the creative team knew they could explore the stories in the way that they wanted. This likely means thatthe team outlined the series from the beginning, which allowed a clear path for where the story could go. This could be gleaned from the season 2 finale, which introduces game-changing flashbacks andbrings in new important relics like the Pez dispenser.
Silo Season 3 Spoilers: What Happens Next In The Books
Since Silo season 2 only covers the first book in the Hugh Howey trilogy, many viewers may be curious about what happens next in the fictional story.
It also likely means thatSiloseason 3will have an even bigger cliffhanger as the series heads to its conclusion. There will be a sense of security that, unlike so many high-profile series,the core mysteries of the silo will likely be answered. Even more significantly, it means characters like Juliette will enjoy some measure of closure. Lastly, with the filming set to be back to back, the release gap between seasons 3 and 4 should be significantly shorter.
Our Take On Silo’s Early Renewal
More Shows Should Get The Chance
Not every streamer can promise that each show, especially a high-budget genre series, will last for several seasons, let alone close the stories on a proper note. But if it was the case that some series were promoted as having an ending, even after only one season, that would lessen the criticism that streaming services cancel shows without giving them a proper chance to tell their story.Silowill get the chance, and it’s better for it.
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In a dystopian future, men and women reside in a vast underground silo governed by strict regulations, believed to shield them from the hazardous world above. The series delves into the complex social order within the silo and the mysteries surrounding their subterranean existence.
