Imagine being locked in an underground bunker (or, if you will, a silo) with thousands of strangers for company - it's a worst case scenario for both claustrophobics and the socially awkward before you add the suspicion that you might be being lied to by the powers that be. "Silo" season 2 sees Sheriff Juliette Nichols outside to brave the old world.
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'Silo' season 2: watching info, streaming, release date
Released: Friday, November 15 at 12.01 a.m. ET
Global stream: Apple TV Plus
It's a tough job but somebody has to do it. And "Jules" is that person. But why is creepy cult leader Bernard (Tim Robbins) telling the silo-dwellers that she has died? Like a hero, perhaps, but dead all the same - just like, as he insists, everybody else that ever dared to leave the protection provided underground.
Sure, the Earth is ravaged by damaging toxins but didn't the sheriff find evidence of other silos at the end of season one? Can Bernard be trusted? What is the role of Head of Security Robert Sims (Common) in all this? It's almost as if those in charge have a vested interest in lying to the people. Imagine living in a world like that.
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'Silo' season 2 - Cast
- Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette "Jules" Nichols
- Tim Robbins as Mayor Bernard Holland
- Common as Robert Sims
- Dame Harriet Walter as Martha Walker
- Chinaza Uche as Sheriff Paul Billings
- Avi Nash as Lukas Kyle
- Rick Gomez as Patrick Kennedy
- Steve Zahn as Solo
- Alexandria Riley as Camille Sims
- Shane McRae as Knox
- Remmie Milner as Shirley
- Clare Perkins as Carla
- Rick Gomez as Patrick Kennedy
- Caitlin Zoz as Kathleen Billings
- Tanya Moodie as Judge Meadows
- Iain Glen as Dr Pete Meadows
- George Robinson - Mark Chambers
'Silo' season 2 - Episode list
Season 02 Episode 01: "The Engineer" - Friday, November 15
S02 E02: "TBA" - November 22
S02 E03: "TBA" - November 29
S02 E04: "TBA" - December 6
S02 E05: "TBA" - December 13
S02 E06: "TBA" - December 20
S02 E07: "TBA" - December 27
S02 E08: "TBA" - January 3
S02 E09: "TBA" - January 10
S02 E10: "TBA" - January 17
'Silo' season 2 official Apple TV+ trailer
Silo — Season 2 Official Trailer | Apple TV+ - YouTube
'Silo' season 2 FAQs
How many season of "Silo" will there be?
In all probability, four. The show is based on a series of three books by Hugh Howey. Seasons 1 and 2 draw on "Wool". Book two, "Shift", is the back story while the third,"Dust", provides the resolution. It remains to be seen how - or even if - "Silo" incorporates them all but Rebecca Ferguson (who plays Juliette) is on the record as saying, "I believe that the show has an ending, and I know when that is... we're now looking at green-lighting seasons 3 and 4. And I think we would film them maybe together, and that would be the end."
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