MOVIE NEWS – The release of Silo’s second season is indefinitely delayed, and it’s not the only Apple TV+ series being hindered by ongoing writers’ and actors’ strikes.

The second season of Silo and the third season of Foundation are postponed indefinitely amidst ongoing strikes for fair contracts, leaving viewers pondering what Juliette’s discoveries in the finale of the first season could mean. The first season of Silo unravels exciting mysteries and parallel motivations. The future of Silo and other shows depends on the resolution of the strikes and the fair contracts for workers.

Warning! This article contains spoilers for the Apple TV+ series Silo.

The second season of Silo takes a step back as the sci-fi series’ premiere is delayed indefinitely. Based on Hugh Howey’s Wool novels, Silo was created by Graham Yost. The story unfolds in a dystopian future with a secluded community living in a massive silo extending deep below the earth. Ten thousand people believe they live in a society bound by strict rules, which they think are there to protect them, but gradually dark secrets are revealed. This premise has helped Silo gain massive popularity and quickly green-lit a second season.

According to Deadline, Silo’s second season is delayed amidst ongoing strikes for fair contracts by writers and actors. The series’ protagonist, Mission: Impossible star Rebecca Ferguson, playing Juliette Nichols, planned to take a break this week in the United Kingdom due to a change in filming location. However, reports suggest that Apple has extended the break until further notice. The shooting of Apple TV+’s other sci-fi saga, Foundation’s third season, is also on hiatus.

What to Expect from Silo When Season 2 Returns

Rebecca Ferguson intensely portrays Juliette in the finale of Silo’s first season. In the finale of Silo’s first season, Juliette is sent out for cleaning. This essentially means she’s sentenced to death, as the air is obviously poisonous in this dystopian landscape. She agrees to be sent out without protest or hearing, in exchange for learning the truth about George, her lover, who died under mysterious circumstances.

When Juliette leaves the silo, discreetly protected by a good tape that shields her from the toxic air, she discovers that the outside world is a hazardous wasteland. As she steps out of the silo, Juliette notices several other silos around her. The series concludes the first season with this revelation, leaving viewers to ponder what the sights seen by Juliette might mean.

The finale introduces minor mysteries as well, such as the series’ apparent villains being revealed to have competing motivations. This intriguing setup will be further explored, hopefully by people creating shows like Silo and Foundation receiving the fair contracts and transparency they are currently seeking amidst ongoing strikes.

Source: Screenrant