Silo Seasom 1 Finale Discussion
Silo Seasom 1 Finale Discussion
First post on here had to be this:
I just watched the last episode of the first season of Silo on AppleTV+, and now I can't wait for season 2.
I'll keep from spoiling in the post, but be warned: there will probably be some in the comments!
So - did any of you see it yet? What do you think?
I'm thinking about starting the books. Just to get more from this universe.
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Overall enjoyed the show, especially the last few eps! Some of the writing gets really sloppy though and it bothers the shit out of me (EP 3??).
Curious if S2 will focus on Juliette or the silo or a mixture? Anyone know if the books worth reading?
Also was it just me or when Juliette told Bernard about the door under the silo he seemed intrigued as if he didn't know about it??
Yeah I agree, Bernard looked shocked to hear about the other door.
The books are absolutely worth the read. One of my favorite series ever. Also, the only series that I felt lied to as a reader. What I mean by that is that I was hinted towards certain theories, but got tricked by the author. Not that he did lie, but the twists and real truth were very unexpected. I absolutely loved it.
This is spoiler-ish, but the sequel books follow another main character as well. Kinda switching between two viewpoints. So i assume the show will do the same. There are some changes from the books to TV but the author was very involved with the show and agreed with all the changes. He did an AMA on reddit before episode 1 aired. I'm very happy with this adaptation.
I've looked into the books and it looks like each book is a different part of time, but I've also heard that this 1st season hasn't concluded the first book yet, is that true?
TV show hasn't quite caught up to the end of the first book yet, but it's close. And I think this is actually a better end for the first season than trying to match the book.
From what I could tell the books were released somewhat piecemeal, more like a bunch of little novellas, and were compiled into the three main books later.