The second season of Silo — a postapocalyptic thriller on Apple TV Plus — has wrapped up, and the finale was the show at its very best. It was full of dramatic twists, painful sacrifices, brutal fights,

In Hugh Howey's book titled Wool, we see the construction of the silos getting done in 2052 while the present timeline is 2345. In the book Juliette's story, it gets clearer that the book's timeline is 2345. Stating that the construction of silos has taken way before in the series than in the books.

Season 2 of Silo wraps up with intense twists and revelations. Here’s a breakdown of the key moments and what they mean for the story’s future.

The following contains spoilers from the Silo Season 2 finale, now streaming on Apple TV+. The future is looking bright(er) for Apple TV+’s Silo. Or should we say “the past” is? Given the shocking, flashbacky finish to the Apple TV+ adaptation’s Season 2 finale — and in the wake of season-long viewer complaints about the post-apocalyptic drama being too dark in scenes — showrunner Graham Yost affirmed for TVLine that Season 3 will be easier on the eyes.

Silo Season 2‘s ending moments are throwing a lot of viewers into massive states of confusion – not seen since The Sopranos finale aired. Apple TV+ subscribers (besides just me) were no doubt pausing the final sequence of the season,

Naming a show Silo, Apple's dystopian series was always expected to be a little dim visually, but season 2 turned things right down when Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) visited the nearly abandoned Silo 17.

Silo season 2 concludes with a thrilling and unpredictable episode. Just when audiences thought they finally had all the answers, a curveball is thrown that not even Bernard saw coming. As Juliette and Solo/Jimmy make a horrific discovery about the Safeguard,