All while sitting on the edge of your seat cheering on any number of characters. You’ll be captivated and curious from the beginning moments in the first episode and you’ll spend the next nine episodes trying like hell to figure out what is going on. The cast does an incredible job recreating the story that originated as a self-published short story by Hugh Howey. Good guy or bad guy? You decide! So, Show of the Year – Really? Spoiler/Hint: She loves it a lot like I do! Common in “Silo” as Sims. If you’d like to see her quick review of the first two episodes, you can find that here: Silo – First 2 Episodes I’m not going to get into the cast, crew, and initial review for Silo – my co-hort and counterpart, Tracey, has already posted that.

Danger and uncertainty lurk throughout the 140+ story silo and every step along the way could, very well, be everyone’s last. It’s a long journey searching out the truth and things only become more complicated and mysterious as they go. Luckily, an engineer in the silo is out to find the truth after someone close to her dies… Will she learn the truth? Oh, and if you try to find out why – you may just meet your end. Imagine this… Sometime in the future, you’re one of 10,000 folks left on earth, living in an underground “silo” that no one seems to have any idea who built, or why. Rebecca Ferguson in “Silo,” premiering on Apple TV+.

May 5th marks the release date of Silo – a dramatic, dystopian, sci-fi thriller from Apple TV+ and I’m telling you right now: It is the best show you’ll see in 2023.

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