The Apple TV + 100% Rotten Tomato-Tomato-Tomatoes masterpiece returns to streaming graphics

Rebecca Ferguson may have ordered the screen as the Mother Reverend in Denis Villeneuve‘s Dune films or pulled someone’s head like the magnetic Ilsa Faust in the Mission: Impossible Series, but on Apple TV +, she directs an equally seized story of survival and rebellion. SiloThe dystopian science fiction series created by Graham Yosthas quietly become one of Apple’s most acclaimed originals – and now, before season 3, he backs up in streaming cards.

Months after the final of season 2, Silo entered the top 10 of Apple TV +, sitting at n ° 9 last week. It is a rare feat for a series between the seasons and shows the increasing word of mouth traction around the show. The criticisms were just as favorable: season 1 won 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, while season 2 climbed even higher to a 94% stellar.

Adapted from Hugh Howey Successful novel trilogy, Silo takes place in the future where humanity survives in massive underground silos, sealed of an outside world deemed uninhabitable. Ferguson plays the role of Juliette Nichols, an engineer whose investigation into the death suspicious of a colleague places the place on a dangerous path to discover the truth about the origins of the silo – and the reality of what is beyond his walls.

Season 2 has further pushed the story, Juliette with an overview of the sterile surface and discovering other silos in the distance. The final left fans with more questions than answers, setting up a continuation of high issues.

How will the silo end?

Apple TV + has already committed to giving Silo A complete history arc, with seasons 3 and 4 on the way. Season 3 has completed production and season 4 will serve as a conclusion to the saga. Ferguson herself has piled up that adaptation is held near the structure of books:

“I believe that the show has an end, and I know when it is. So, that’s the answer. You will discover when the show is finished. To be honest, I don’t think it’s a secret. Books are books. These are three books, and the three books are divided into four seasons.”

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Silo The seasons 1 and 2 are in difficulty now on Apple TV +. Seasons 3 and 4 are now in production and will be present in the near future.