I think the writers strike had something to do with this delay.
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Apple TV+ Shares First Trailer for 'Silo' Season 2
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Can't wait. My two favourite AppleTV+ shows (Severance and Silo) back within months of each other.
Very much looking forward to this.
Now bring on Severance and Foundation!
Now bring on Severance and Foundation!
I will have to see if I am strong enough to hold off for 2.5 months to binge the entire show at one time. I did that with Season 4 of Slow Horses but that was only 6 episodes. I probably won't be able to hold out but I may try.
I came for Rebecca Ferguson, and stayed for the actual story
The original reason I got into Silo was because of the Mission Impossible Franchise and I was on a Rebecca Ferguson kick at the time. Then I watched Silo and it became my favorite new series last year and now I'm eagerly anticipating Season 2. I have to do a season 1 rewatch eventually, but I don't have a problem with that.
There is "dark lighting" now there is "Silo dark lighting". I guess this is "natural light is better", but I have lost interest (older iPad/Monitor -- do not have HDR -- and this goes beyond natural lighting re: being dark). Just... So Dark. When I watch Breaking Bad for the Nth time, I wonder at the beauty of the scenes. Not just the story, but the beauty of the scene. Impossible with modern shows/movies. I guess it is "more naturally artistic", but sorry, "I just do not get it". I often cannot see anything except some small feature highlighted in comp. Anyway... Flame away. NSC.
If I recall correctly it was episode 3 which was almost unwatchable. It was ridiculous. I thought maybe I was having a stroke but after researching online I was relieved to read that many people had the same complaint.
Hopefully they replaced the colour graders and editors as the previous season ones were mole people kept in a dark basement with only an Apple XDR display for company. For the rest of us mere mortals, most of the content was invisibly dark.
As is often the case - book 1 was good enough to launch a TV show, then it'll diverge. Dexter is another good example. M*A*S*H too.
I think the same. I found Severance tolerable, but way too many "walking down the identical halls" scenes. And Foundation has a great story line and beautiful CGI-set design and effects, but glacial exposition, given that it has thousands of years to cover.
the films haven’t really a note with me but the TV series they’ve done wow:
Silo
Foundation
Severance
Slow Horses
Acapulco
Ted Lasso
All great shows!
Silo
Foundation
Severance
Slow Horses
Acapulco
Ted Lasso
All great shows!
I'm getting good value out of Apple TV+ now. I have pared my subscriptions down to just this and YouTube. Slow Horses has turned out to be great TV. The soaring highs of Disclaimer make its low points - like the clunky dialogue and plotting - almost charming in a way. Like an endearingly flawed masterpiece. I know I may be the only one, but Sugar was right up my street. To my amazement I am even enjoying Where's Wanda. I came for shows like Silo, was turned off by some of their early storytelling and absurd product placement, but now I am having a really good time with it. I see here that most people get by on free trials, but I'm the sucker who pays - I just can't give it up at the moment because of Disclaimer/Where's Wanda.
Ditto! Really eager to see how they approach certain parts of it, especially the structure of book 2.
That might be a long wait - season one only covered the first half of book one (of three).
Yeah but they have as much quality content as the 22 episode runs of the olden days did. I’m quite happy without all the filler.
Mind you, that was always an American thing. Series have always been shorter where I live.
This was a weird show. By far the most interesting character was the wife of the sheriff who died in the first episode. The show quickly devolved into predictable plot that was just not very believable even for sci fi. And the main character was not interesting. I ended up reading the synopsis to have all my predictions confirmed. Severance on the other hand....
I just hope these shows dont fall apart like Lost with no real idea behind them other than hook the audience with mystery.
I just hope these shows dont fall apart like Lost with no real idea behind them other than hook the audience with mystery.