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Apple TV+ is bringing back one of its biggest hits with the return of Silo for a new season, taking viewers right into the excitement of the new year. The sci-fi series, inspired by Hugh Howey’s dystopian novels, became an instant favorite—especially with Rebecca Ferguson leading the talented cast.
While Apple TV+ has found success with sci-fi dramas, the unique dystopian edge of Silo adds a thrilling dynamic that helps the show stand out. Now, nearly a year and a half after the first season concluded, the next one is finally here.
Here’s what you need to know about Silo season 2.
When is the release date for Silo season 2?
The second season of Silo will premiere on Apple TV+ on November 15, with the first episode available to stream. Although the exact release time hasn’t been confirmed, fans can expect the same number of episodes this season.
Season 2 will delve deeper into Juliette’s journey, featuring numerous flashbacks to her early years growing up in the silo, as well as insights into the second bunker she encounters at the start of the season. These flashbacks promise to reveal more about the intricate world of Silo and its hidden layers.
Apple TV+ has released the first five minutes of the new season on YouTube for fans to watch.
How many episodes are there going to be?
Instead of releasing all episodes at once, Apple TV+ will stick to a weekly schedule for Silo season 2. New episodes will drop every Friday at midnight ET, allowing West Coast viewers to tune in on Thursday nights at 9 p.m. PT. Apple TV+ has sometimes released premieres a bit early, so fans might want to watch for an earlier drop during premiere week.
With a total of 10 episodes, the season finale of season 2 is set for January 17, 2025.
- Episode 1, the Engineer: November 15
- Episode 2: November 22
- Episode 3: November 29
- Episode 4: December 6
- Episode 5: December 13
- Episode 6: December 20
- Episode 7: December 27
- Episode 8: January 3
- Episode 9: January 10
- Episode 10: January 17
How many seasons are there going to be of the Silo?
There’s no official word yet on Silo season 3, but the prospects look promising, given the comments from both the cast and the showrunner about the show’s future.
Ferguson previously hinted that the series is expected to wrap up after Seasons 3 and 4, meaning there’s plenty more action ahead for fans of the Apple TV+ hit. Since the show is based on a trilogy of novels, it’s likely there will be at least three seasons to explore the full story.
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