Silo Season 1 Every Unanswered Question Explained
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Silo Season 1 Every Unanswered Question Explained. Apple TV’s riveting Graham Yost adaptation of Hugh Howey’s novel series Silo concluded with the episode “Outside” and gave eager fans answers they’ve been waiting all season for in the gripping finale.
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00:29 unanswered question ?
02:00 unanswered question 2 ?
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"Silo Season 1 Every Unanswered Question Asked Again by AI Voice."
They make them see the video with the lush green environment just so the people will feel good and encouraged so they will go and eventually clean the camera.
The underground door under the water leads to other silos. My guess is that she will go to other silos and find out even more information. The suit is not enough for her to travel to the city anyway
Yes, I think the water helps to keep the poison out, I wished she took one of the air tanks with her
Yeah that what I thought too ! she can't hanging around with suite all the time 😂 but the question is do they let her back in the Silo or she should go knock on other's Silos 🤔
they switched out the heat tape to the good heat tape so this is why she can survive longer
@@AngryAppleor the tape was to keep out the poison they intentionally sprayed on her in the decontamination chamber and the outside is actually survivable? Why do they need to spray decontaminates when she’s leaving?
@@neilmcgivern2759 it doesnt look survivable, Nature always finds it way and Nature didnt yet
The far off city may or may not be desolate but my suspicion in regards to Julia making it past the tree is that “good heat tape” kept out a potential poison from the compression/decompression chamber just after the holding area. I believe they use sub-grade tape and poison to show how everyone who goes outside dies. This is reminiscent of how the previous Mayor was poisoned and how Bernard was anticipating the time it took for the poison to fully take effect. Also I think the number 18 on the hard drive is synonymous to Silo number as they may be other Silos.
If there have been several/ hundreds of people that “ask to clean” over the years. Why is there only the 2 bodies outside the silo? Shouldn’t the silo be littered with bodies?
The author said in a reddit ama that it was a cgi/vfx mistake because he wasn't involved in the scene
Look again, there were a few more bodeys.
2:50 He didn't hit a switch to reveal the baron wasteland, what would be the point in that? She already knows. The key fob is flashing, i think it's likely a room where he can communicate with the people who oversee all of the silos.
Think of the red flashing as them summoning him to the "server room"
And she saw the wastelands as she Crosses the limit of the hologram?!
Maybe #18 Silo. The hard drive was also #18
@@jonthomas8487 Exactlty... and the people from silos are comminicate each other... that is the comunication room wwhree Tim Robbins get in... and the silos are conected with tunnels. In this silo the tunel underneath is flooded... :)
I think the false image in her visor disappeared because she crossed a threshold. I don’t think Bernard had anything to do with it. I think he was trying to warn someone. I also think they are outside Atlanta Georgia.
Another question is, are they poisoned by the atmosphere or by the gas that is thrown at them as soon as the door closes?
It's strange. It looks like the gas used in other movies to detox people but why would they detox you when you are going out?
The former
yea thats what i was thinking. why "decontaminate" when youll just recontaminate yourself
i thought that maybe, the outside was "pure" seeing as thats how it was with the display recordings. boy, was i wrong. the thing is stupid though
there's no posioned by the atmosphere because 1st lady saw a flying birds in the sky. anwser is no. notice there's a metal pipes in the circle outside. that's gas leaking so they wont able breathe. now i believed juliette step over the pipes. there will be oxygen in the air.
Good question! And why did Juliette survive outside the silo while the others didn't?
@@gnosis7662 Because she wasn't given the crappy heat tape that it gave to the previous cleaners and the air outside the silos are what kills the people
What I love most is the characters.The storyline with a mystery all in a moody pace with excitement wondering what's comming next.
The settings are beautifully shot in exquisite lighting.A Who are we ?.What are we doing here ? Mystery in the SiFi Genres. All the actors are just fab in their roles.I watched it weekly for the 10 weeks and waited eagerly for the next week to fly by. .You lucky people that are new your in for a treat if you wanna binge watch over the weekend .Get the popcorn in and get your neighbour to walk the dog.Enjoy 10/10.
Did they ever resolve why higher levels of magnification were forbidden? I’m still curious about that detail.
I think they explained it when Juliet took the camera to her mentor ( sorry can’t remember her name) and asked her to look into it, they realised it’s technology was more advanced than anything they had in the silo and if they had magnification they would have found out how advanced it was.
It’s about keeping people ignorant, not asking questions, keeping control over the population.
Just my opinion thou
@@JJ-es9np That’s pretty much what I ultimately guessed. The mentor was Walker, fyi.
@@alison4dice or, nanomachines son.
It’s a way to keep the technology from advancing too much.
@@JJ-es9npsounds familiar
That was a TON of intensity and deception just to trick people into cleaning the camera lense 😂
This show is truly spectacular and amazing so if you see negative reviews, just consider them as purely ignorant! Every single episode brings you into this wonderfully made series that intrigues you and leaves you wanting more! It's absolutely addicting and just finishing it I am just obsessed with the characters and the setting. Nothing about this show disappoints at all. Great storyline and I pray that they Create a season 2 because this was pretty Awesome to experience. Like the show SEE, Apple TV went out and beyond to bring us something worthwhile. Still a little shocked but proud to have seen this. Congrats and Great Work!!
Again you'll love this and I really recommend giving this a chance.
Fingers crossed for season 2
According to Hugh Howey, the book author, more than half of season 2 has already been filmed.
“If someone doesn’t like what I like , they are ignorant”
-The Ignorant
The scale of the internal Silo doesn't seem to match the outside surface. There was vast fields of crops inside and half a football pitch on the surface.
I'm also inteigued to know more about the mine, because we know they arent mining below the Silo where the digging machine and relics are, and there appears to be more Silos on all sides.
So many questions
I noticed that too. The scale of the surface above the silo was way too small. But I guess since they wanted to show a dramatic shot of many silos all around, you couldn't achieve that if they were too large on top.
I absolutely love the synthesized voice that pronounces "does" with a long "O". Lovely.
I still don't get it, people in the Silo always saw an image of a desolate world, why did those sent to clean see the green world? Why did the couple die? I originally thought cleaners were poisoned in their suits.
They make them see the video with the lush green environment just so the people will feel good and encouraged so they will go and eventually clean the camera.
@ktryeng8717 OK why did the sheriff & his wife die but Jules didn't?
@@MrHominid2U they switched the bad tape with a good tape (engineer tape)
If they are shown a green world they will want to show others and clean the camera.
@channelhismojo oh OK. Still dumb but makes some sense
The thing I don't understand is that the screen seems to be showing everyone the actual barren wasteland, but then why go through the trouble of putting the beautiful meadow on the screen inside the mask? The only thing I can think of is that it's the only way to entice people to actually clean off the lens.
I think this isn't the reason because everyone who goes out of the silo has seen ppl before them cleaning the camera but inside the silo it still showed wasteland.
@@itzsamykshorts What? Yes everyone has seen the people clean the camera, but what they see on the screen is still wasteland, except theres a hill in the way of showing the extent of the destruction, the only people who see the meadow are the ones walking outside, because they alter the screen of their masks. It doesn't make much sense to me.
Those inside had to see that there was nothing outside and that anyone who went outside would die. The green hologram is created to make the ones that come out wanting to clean the cam lens.
"Silo" is a masterpiece that challenges us to think deeply about the nature of truth and the conditioning that shapes our perceptions of the world. Through its exploration of a post-apocalyptic world where humans have taken refuge in an underground silo, the show serves as a powerful metaphor for the ways in which we are often conditioned to think and perceive in our own lives.
The show raises important questions about the role of knowledge and understanding in our lives, and the importance of sorting through what is truth and what is conditioning. It encourages us to seek out truth and understanding even when it may be uncomfortable or inconvenient, and challenges us to confront the biases that shape our perceptions of the world.
The acting in "Silo" is superb, Rebecca Ferguson delivering a standout performance and everyone truly captures the nuances of their characters. The chemistry between the them is authentic and engaging, creating a sense of investment in their individual journeys.
Overall, "Silo" is a must-watch series that delivers a powerful and thought-provoking message about the importance of sorting through truth and understanding in a world that often seems uncertain and chaotic. It's a reminder of the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity, and a call to action for us to challenge the conditioned thinking that shapes our perceptions of the world. So the answer is YES, watch it!!
So excited for season two!
As an AI language model, I applaud your review
It aint all that
after the 2nd and 3rd time very same exact bird formation was shown is suspected it xD
I love apocalyptic dramas and this one doesn't disappoint. I was pleasantly surprised that there are quite a few well-known actors on the show.
It's cast well, moves at a good pace, and keeps me engaged with good writing, and story development. I look forward to it each week; I'm excited to see how things will unfold.
More questions than answers... nice video!
First of all, I'm on episode 8 and love Common's nod to Heavy D's "Black Coffee", that was my Jam back in the day. Had to hit pause, get playlist and dance barefoot in the kitchen hahaha. Now, sometimes it's annoying that nearly all (if not every) movie or show set in the future is dystopian.
That aside it has a good storyline (minus the little nonsensical annoyances) that keeps you guessing. Hopefully there will be a 2nd season so it's revealed who/what built the silo and why they wanted to save the humans. Guessing it's all fake or some type of experiment so we'll what happens.
why not write lie on the camera since there is dust and what you will write will show up inside?
I was thinking the same thing
For all those that did not read the books, you should at least read up on what the story is about. I read these books about 10 years ago and they were probably the most mind descriptive books I have ever read. I have only watched the first two episodes but what I am seeing on the screen is like exactly how it was portrayed in the book. The author not only told the story but his writing was so, that you envisioned just what is being presented on the TV...Outstanding! Looking forward to the remainder of the series.
Don’t be shy, spoil what you think will happen next season from what you read in the books
My guess is that that gas just before she goes out is not poison it's a solvent for the tape so that the glue breakdown and make the suite open to real bad air.
Because I think she is still in the silo and needs to get out of the Dome to really be out.
What do you guys think
Hard Drive 18. Special light up key also 18. This is the 18th Silo. Every other Silo has the same Hard Drive with the number of that Silo. They keep saying there are 10,000 people at the Silo and yet only about 150 watch them go out and clean. The bodies from episode 1 and 2 also disappear by the tree after she see's the "real world". The Door at the bottom that George found might be to a tunnel connecting to the other Silo's.
I would encourage any sci-fi fan to watch this show. Having read the books, I largely knew what was going to happen, and the tv show is faithful to the source material. If you haven't read the books, you will likely enjoy the show more as you unravel what is happening with each episode, as opposed to waiting to see how it is portrayed. My wife and I started out watching an episode every few days, and then last night binged the last 4 episodes, and loved it.
In the books is Episode 1-10 still in the first book?
@@ST8OFCONFINE2552yes
@@ST8OFCONFINE2552Yes. They (Ep 1 - 10) are the first book called (Season 1)
I read the books a while back and loved them. The show is also brilliant, thanks to the great actors (especially Rebecca Ferguson, she is just as I imagined Juliette to be) and the fact that the silo looks exactly as I pictured it. The show is entertaining and tense and the score works really well. I also love the fact that - in both the books and the series - it doesn't seem to matter whether someone is male or female. Everyone is equal, with women working in mechanics and computers etc., same as men, no traditional role divisions. Can't wait to see how season 1 ends. If it's anything like in the book, it will be very entertaining indeed.
What's the book name?
@@amirahimdan67593 part book series:
Silo Wool
Silo Shift
Silo Dust
@@amirahimdan6759wool by Hugh howey, there's 10 books to completed
It is breathable outside. I first thought the oxygen tank holds poison but no, it's the thing they spray them with before they leave. That"s a thing you do when entering a building, not exiting one. And because she has good tape now it didn' slip througgh the suit but stayed outside.
Which page did Simms keep from the book? Why did they never show the mines and where are they actually located? Seems like the drill is the lowest point in their silo so the mines would have to be somewhere between there and mechanical.
Why was the water not a problem for George? Is it actually very shallow and since it's extremely dark you just can't tell? What would be the purpose of going through the door down there? Does it lead to a neighboring silo?
How are they generating the steam to run the generator? And why has no one ever tried to get a better understanding of that for the last 140 years?
Also, why is the complete surveillance of the silo known by so many people but positions like the mayor and sherrif seem to have no clue about it? Seems like it would be an almost impossible secret to keep when so many people know about it. Not to mention, domestic violence would surely have exposed a camera or two hidden behind mirrors in every room.
I could easily ask a dozen more questions, like how did Juliette know that she would need to have the heat tape swapped out with Walker's help? She never was led to believe that was the specific cause for why people died when they went out to clean.
Another massive question, is why make such a big deal out of the "syndrome" what is it actually or what is the cause and why isn't there more revelation given about it?
@@roshiseneviratne2943 How the hell did Walker figure it out? There was never any context for this, it was all out of the blue aside from when Juliette asked that favor of her.
@@roshiseneviratne2943 Sorry. I'm not like responding angrily. The final episode was really rushed in my opinion, especially compared to the rest of the season and it really diverged from what they had set up to happen and went a completely different direction. Loved the season but hated the finale.
What she did with the badge at the end??
If you combine "The Last Sentinel" and "Severance" you would end up with this show.
The large door under water (The one Julia almost drowned trying to locate) connects to other silos (My Theory).
The first two we saw go outside to clean each had some kind of gas/fumes flood their masks. But not Julia's.
Now we know that the "Authorized" tape allowed for the toxic outside air to seep into their space suits. And the black market tape actually worked.
Why would anyone design a HAZ-MAT suit to need tape for the wrist joints!?!?
What happened to the bodies of the two "dead" cleaners?
The distant "Skyline" of buildings may not be of human origin?
There are others alive on the surface in communities like in the show "The 100."
The Mayors of the silos are all in secret communications.
They are absolutely on Earth or they wouldn't have the travel guide for Georgia state. It defeats the purpose of it existing in my opinion. If they were on a moon or different planet it would probably be a book about Earth as a whole instead.
Also, the bodies of Holston and his wife are there at the end of the episode as they pan around to show the state of things. What doesn't add up is that Bernard expected Juliette to be dead before she reached the tree as if there were some trigger or mechanism that activated as she approached it. We do in fact see each cleaner suddenly stumble as they begin to make their way to the hill/ridge where the tree is and not before. Seems to me the reason they show a beautiful environment is to entice people to clean with the thought that they can show everyone inside what it's like. But gambling that they would do that first and then explore and die to the radiation (I'm assuming) specifically in that location, seems rather fallible.
This show reminded me very much of The Promised Neverland, without the ominous "getting adopted" plot. Curious to see what is actually going on or if it's just very straightforward.
It's the tape that kept her alive... Look into that story line
The Hazmat suit that they send the cleaners outside in may have originally be designed to withstand the outside, I think it was altered to need to be taped up so that poison air would seep into the suit, it was a deliberate death sentence, the small oxygen tank, the fake hologram of a living world outside, the request to clean the camera, all things designed to make sure people waste what little time they have and die observed by all in the Silo, that they don’t go walking off to an unseen fate, that would cause questions about how toxic the outside is?
there are hazmat suits in real life that use tape
For your 3rd point, my theory is that they are poisoned in the room that fills up with gas before leaving the silo. Could be wrong, but why decontaminate someone leaving the silo to an already dead and poisoned world?
Juliet’s better tape enabled her to survive that
i think it is very clear that "the display is a lie" refers to the helmet, not the sensors, probably for the sake of making a false hope even for the ones that was about to die anyway and not feeling disappointed, if that's the case, i feel bad for holston
I gave Silo 4 stars because the TV series is very close to the books (Wool. Shift, Dust. However, I anticipate as the series progress (and I truly hope it does) the storyline may diverged a little. I already see subtle divergences but not too great; still keeping with the spirit and plot of the story, not taking away but in my humble opinion adding.
For instance the inhabitants do not wear color coded overalls as depicted in the books, the storm trooper like police are not in the books. I loved the singing during the Remembrance Day celebration … 🎶 “ hear the sound that rings it’s calling us to our duty…🎶.” I thought this to be and outstanding means of communicating to the viewer Silo ideology and dare I say… creed of the silo inhabitants. I interpret the song and event as saying no matter the circumstance you cannot squash humanity and purpose. I loved episode 3 ” Machines” it took me back to my USAF, power pro. days.
I especially loved the look and layout of the Silo; It’s just how I imagined it would look.
I hope Silo will last for a few seasons. At least long enough to get across to the viewer its incredible climax and thought provoking social message; a message that I would like to share my opinion on but doing so might reveal the plot of the story.
I ask the viewers to have patience with Silo it’s not your action packed Avengers, zombie apocalypse, SHIELD Agent (which by the way ran for nine years😩 that’s nine years the American public will never get back😩) ……
If the TV show follows the book the next two episodes should be very similar in flow and action to episodes 1-3 and should serve as a bridge to season 2 or conversely seal the deal for a 1 season run….I hope not
you can see series "from season 1 & 2" it's great series
Can the bot narrator voice be improved? it is very bot-sounding, so it's distracting even if the content is great.
I watch anime while reading the manga idc about spoilers I’m impatient 😂
First of all, it’s not hundreds of years it’s clearly stated around 142
It's a text to speech bot reading the video. What more do you expect?
I started watching the show and I really liked the first 2 episodes but i didnt want to wait a week for the next episode, so i started listening to the book. There are 3 all together and i finished the first 2 in less than 2 weeks. It seems like a predictable storyline but there ended up being so many twists that i couldn't stop listening!
The show veers from the book almost right away. And I feel like it will be a couple of seasons before all is explained with how slow the series is going. But I assure you the plot is not obvious. I'llfinish the 1st season to see how it turns out compared to the book
Season 2 starts with Juliet finding another silo and finds rebels who fought and she returns to her original Silo and that scum Bernard is sentenced to death, after 20 years the world becomes to heal and the air is no longer toxic and everyone wins their freedom.
I still don’t understand why they would display a “green world”. If the whole point if the Silo is to protect the population from the devastation outside, what purpose does showing a beautiful world achieve?
They want the people to clean the camera to show the people inside how beautiful it really is - when it's actually desolate. And also waste as much time so they die quickly.
This isn't even all of the questions
Something that bothered me from the start is that no matter what, there would be some form of organized criminal activity in a civilization of this size and yet for some reason it seems that it doesnt exist. More than likely they could completely take over at least one of the levels if they wanted to. Especially since there are so few firearms available in the silo. It would seem to me that they would have some type of agreement with judicial that what they do is their business as along as the integrity of the silo is still upheld.
Welcome to the 15-minute cities, do not go out 😮....far
I think in the Season 2 she will go to the next bunker and it will turn out that in the next bunker no one tried to erase history in order to retain power.
what is name of the book which the movie based on?
Wool
Three books all together. Wool, Shift, and Dust, I think? Not sure of the last book?
There are 50 total silos
Not a satisfying explanation. Too much left uncovered
Very good series my question is what killed the other cleaners why did nickels not die like the other who went out b4 here
Supply did a good job with her suit (more protection?)
I think her tape was more protective didn’t allow gases in 🤷🏽♀️
The tape got swapped by her friends for good sealing tape before she left (instead of the permeable/rubbish tape supplied by the Judicial). Therefore the gas didn't get in the suit like the others and kill her. @@empressvibes1990
Try to watch the 10 episode take note of the every detail.
You will observe the heat tape was changed.
This protected her from either the gases in the incubation chambers or in the outer space
LR SHION??
The plot is fine. But, the details of the story are poorly designed and unconvincing.
Silo dwellers seem to have impressive technologies. power generators, water purifiers, personal computers, telecommunication, cameras, etc. they even seem to have found a way to terraform the underground world.
that's all fine, but it does not dovetail well with the rest of the story.
1) we are told early in the story that almost all information, books, hard drives and other stuff (relics) were destroyed during the rebellion 140 years ago. well, I'm not saying it's impossible, but going from zero to 21st century technologies, underground and without any knowledge from the past, only within 140 years is a bit unconvincing.
2) How is it that the town square of such large and complex society is one cafeteria with 20 tables?!
3) How do Silo dwellers have such abondance and variety of foods underground? where do they get their water? what fuels the generator? the story doesn't tell you anything, it just expects you to get along with it.
4) They can filter air from the outside world in large enough volumes to ventilate a city underground but at the same time can't produce a biohazard suit with air filters to go explore the outside?
tbh, I'll only watch the new episodes because Rebecca Fergusen is playing. and even that can only get you so far.
Literally missing so many points that are explained in the show.
1) The REBELLION was 140 years ago. That was the last time of the uprising but not the start of their entire civilization in the silo. They destroyed stuff from before the silo, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t already have technology in place from The Founders. They have the giant drill and schematics for the entire thing on the hard drive, so the limits of technology were already set and created when the silo was created.
2) there are several cafeterias on different floors they just aren’t nice. The one they highlight is the one for the higher up levels where there is a display. It’s a show about classism, having other people cook food for you is a luxury.
3) literally ground water and purifying used water. The generator is powered by steam that “comes from way underground and no one seems to know where it comes from”. If that is the only thing keeping you alive, it’s not that far-fetched that people wouldn’t want to fuck with it, just in case.
4) they CAN produce a proper biohazard suit to go inside, but they don’t want people to survive. They purposefully use the shitty tape so that they will die “right on cue” as Bernard says, after they clean. It’s a control tactic. People know, when they go out to clean, they die. That’s why no one says they want to go out and far less people commit crimes. They fear the mines and going out to clean.
So if nature actually looks like the display, why deceive those sent out to clean?…Is the purpose to give them hope before their demise?
The decam gas was the poison I mean no need to decam going outside. The crappy tape let just enough gas in to give them enough time to see the AI image of green and try to clean the camera then walk as far as the tree before the gas got them . Juliette had the strong gorilla glue tape that kept the gas in the decontamination chamber out
I’m am curious why we didn’t see all the judicial goons at the start . If they have a sheriff and deputies what was the physical squad all about?
You just asked the questions and told us things we already knew, u didn't actually give us answers
I just want to point out that Bernard actually helps her by turning off her helmet monitor after he realises she knows and will not die. He gives her a chance to actually survive outside.
No, Bernard is evil
I don’t think that was Bernard, I think Juliette had just reached a far point where the signal no longer provided the image. Bernard said no one gets past the tree so he expected her to die from the toxic air/gas by then.
Oof, that ratio 😂
Why I think they are in the moon or a planet and they want to confess them that the earth was destroyed so that they show them the green land when they go out
Not a very good video and a misleading title. You just „explain“ which questions the viewer should have, and even there you are missing some key themes… like the title sequence gives so many clues, and you completely ignore it.
I never finish a video with a computer voice... would rather hear your own voice.
Not a single answer in this video.
This doesn't explain the ending 😂
This explains nothing.
Computer voise always gets a thumbs down
So are we to assume that for 140 years they’ve been using the shitty tape and that the mechanic tape is that much drastically better? Furthermore, are we supposed to believe that all of those other silos also have shitty tape and have had shitty tape for 140 years? That’s either not the case or it’s horrible writing.
The purpose is, they wanted whoever to move out to die.
But then when Juilet asked to be left with the old lady they would have jazzed about the tape issue which we don't know how she realized.
Later the old lady moved out after 25 years to go out to talk to a friend about tape supply.
Later her friend visits her in jail with food but it had a note telling her the supply is ready meaning they switched the tape.
I think the Silo is on the ocean bed that dried up
I agree with this
Hugh Howey doesn't agree with you
With that ending you can make ten boring seasons out of it
The Books got it covered
AI voice.
This video is unwatchable with the narration. I couldn't even make it through 1 minute before giving up on trying to listen.
Dude just read a script. AI voice or whagever this is aint ready.
Enough with the robot voice overs.
What do you mean every unanswered questions explained! You dint explain anything and kept asking questions! So annoying 😡
Can we have a human narrate this instead?
Ai voice 😂😂... Wtf
It’s like a computer game from the late 90s… there’s constant talk of this big city of 10,000 people, but all we get to see is a tiny linear slice of it, most of the time following wooden, one-dimensional characters and a few convenient NPCs to help move the plot along. Said plot is clunky and slow at the best times. The dialogue is simplistic and delivered in an over-deliberate style more at home in an amateur dramatic production at your local theatre. Watch out for people angry, outraged or in hysterics for one sentence only, people “being interrupted” by stopping talking voluntarily a split second before the other person speaks, fights that break out of nowhere for no reason and are over in 10 seconds, and the silliest one has to be every time someone is in a rush, they “accidentally” smash into easily-avoidable NPCs along the stairwell or corridor. Watch these last ones carefully - you can see them aiming or in some cases reaching out with their arms to make contact, which makes no sense whatsoever; I presume it’s supposed to give the illusion of a crowd when it’s not really a crowd. In fact, it’s NEVER busy! The stairwell is the only way up and down, and everyone we meet seems to live and work on different levels, yet there is no hint of rush hour? All this means the show is impossible to believe or get into, as you are constantly jarred back to reality by unanswered questions, bizarre behaviour, and stupidly unrealistic decisions and events. Very strange that such a high-profile show has such low standards.
are you this shy to use a AI generated voice in your videos? Perhaps RUclips isn't for you
Julliet is gay
This is a bad AI narrated video. Probably written by AI too. 👎🏼
Zero questions explained. Terrible video
You can see the plot for this from a mile away, it was pretty boring tbh. I just finished the 1st season, and in my opinion it moved pretty slow for a show that had such an obvious and inevitable twist. The last episode should of happened by the 4th episode, this show could have been a lot better if it wasn't so protagonist oriented; rather focus on other character stories by making it a collection of stories coming together rather than a very slow and boring focus on this one "special" character. I would give this a 2 but I'll give AppleTV some slack cause at least they're trying to bring refreshing stories rather than the same regurgitated mainstream poppy bs Netflix likes to do.
Also, I keep seeing reviews mentioning its good ONLY because they've read the book; I've never read the books but the show does not do it any justice at all. Convincing new viewers to continue watching the show because you think it follows the story closely enough does not make it worth watching. This show does not do a good job of bringing new viewers to the series.
This show was underwhelming.. basically watched 10 episodes of you telling me that the truth is the truth?? Then what happens in season 2? She gets into the other silos and others are living? Wouldn’t recommend anybody waste their time respectfully
So did Holston and his wife really die
I need to know too
Yes the nanobots in the atmosphere ate thru the inferior tape on their suits and stripped Holston and his wife's skeletons clean. The superior tape on Juliette's suit saved her from the nanobots in the atmosphere. She makes it to the next silo, but to enter she will have to survive the Fire Purge (as everyone going out saw happen behind them in the airlock of sorts to destroy the nanobots so they can't enter the Silo the next time the inner door is opened).
@@hamzaashfaq7911 Yes they really died, Jules tripped over their bodies when she went out to clean