SummaryJuliette (Rebecca Ferguson), an engineer, begins to look into the underground silo that she and thousands live in after the murder of someone she loved in this adaptation of Hugh Howey's trilogy of post-apocalyptic novels.
Created By:Graham Yost
❮ Silo
Season 2
Season Premiere:
Nov 15, 2024
Metascore
Generally Favorable
80
User score
Mixed or Average
6.0
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
80
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Nov 1, 2024
100
Ultimately, season 2 is another gloriously pacy yet fleshed-out instalment and a masterclass in how to follow up a successful first season.
Nov 15, 2024
91
Graham and his co-writers have effectively set the stage for a captivating finale and eventual season three. While it may sometimes feel like we are spinning our wheels here before we get to the good stuff, this show still remains one of the most puzzling and fascinating in the Apple TV+ library.
User score
Mixed or Average
6.0
58% Positive
64 Ratings
64 Ratings
18% Mixed
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27 Ratings
27 Ratings
Jan 19, 2025
10
i mean i dont think my opinion has much weight but lets say as an avid media arts consumer, among many great shows, my 2024 best thing on tv award goes to silo season 2. a great sci fi and mystery of amazing production and engineering with actually very respectable screenplay and acting maybe except the rebellion side. season 1 was already great but season 2 is just mmmhhh. also julie playing minecraft for a whole episode straight was a unique episode for sure. hopeful and impatient for season 3.
Nov 16, 2024
10
Silo Season 2 is a breathtaking continuation of the dystopian saga that captivated audiences in its debut season. With its intricate plot, stunning visuals, and powerful performances, this season not only lives up to expectations but surpasses them, delivering an unforgettable experience.
From the very first episode, Season 2 deepens the mystery of the underground society while maintaining the suspense and tension that made the show a standout. The writers expertly weave complex narratives that explore themes of control, survival, and the search for truth. Each episode peels back new layers of the Silo's secrets, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
The performances remain stellar, with Rebecca Ferguson shining once again as Juliette Nichols. Her portrayal of a determined yet vulnerable protagonist anchors the series, making every twist and turn resonate emotionally. The supporting cast also delivers compelling performances, particularly as alliances shift and new characters challenge the fragile dynamics of the Silo.Visually, Season 2 is a triumph. The cinematography captures the claustrophobic atmosphere of the Silo while juxtaposing it with moments of hope and rebellion. The production design remains impeccable, bringing this dystopian world to life with meticulous detail.
What truly sets this season apart is its ability to blend action with thought-provoking storytelling. The philosophical questions about freedom, truth, and human nature are as gripping as the explosive plot twists. This balance makes Silo not just a great show, but an important one.
Nov 15, 2024
80
Forget social commentary – this is just dark, dystopian fun. In turning a cult novel into an understated sci-fi gem, Ferguson carries off her mission improbable with style.
Nov 1, 2024
80
While this latest puzzle box of a season often raises more questions than answers, it remains a gripping series that keeps you guessing whether there’s a grain of truth among the lies.
Nov 1, 2024
80
Some plot twists are easy to foresee, but there are enough choices with surprising outcomes to keep Silo near the head of the Apple TV+ originals pack.
Nov 15, 2024
70
It feels like after Silo‘s complex first season finale, Graham Yost has given viewers a chance to ease into Season 2 with the single-minded season premiere. For a series this dense in story, that’s not altogether a bad thing.
Nov 14, 2024
60
While Rebecca Ferguson’s steely magnetism once again keeps things from devolving into utter torpor, it’s a lethargic adventure whose entire premise is ultimately revealed to be founded on fundamental illogicalities.
Apr 24, 2025
8
Another deliberately paced season—though not inherently a flaw. Many supporting characters take center stage, benefiting from the unhurried storytelling, which allows their arcs to develop naturally. However, the late addition of new characters adds little value, making the time spent on them feel misplaced.
Aug 7, 2026
6
Felt slow at times but the "Steve Zahn is in everything again" moon is full and here he is.
Feb 6, 2025
6
The protagonist ends Season 1 doing something astonishing. It is quickly forgotten as is she. Season 2 works with a muddled story involving minor characters. The protagonist is minimized and many of her scenes are in the dark. Crazy dark, almost pitch black. We are slogging to the end as if it is penance and hoping Season 3 is not as big a cluster **** as 2. BTW, whoever thought Common could act?
Aug 14, 2026
3
This show is slower and dumber than the most idiotic audience members out there. The sets are expensive, I get it, but dragging everything out doesn't build tension; it generates frustration. I find the subject matter fascinating but I don't trust the writers and I am not coming back for more.
Feb 9, 2025
3
The 1st season was predictable. the 2nd is even more so. It makes even less sense than season 1. I like the questions the show raises but not how it answers them or chooses to hint at their solutions. The concept is interesting and has potential if it was done better with better writing. Fallout 1&2 (the games) did it better.
