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Silo TV & Book Series

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This is is a sister community of r/SiloSeries for news and discussion of the post-apocalyptic tv series Silo, on Apple TV+ as well as the WOOL series of books written by Hugh Howey that the show is based on.

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This is the Season 1 Discussion thread for the non-book readers.

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  • Everything that happened during Season 1 of the Silo TV show

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  • Any book spoilers, use the book spoiler discussion thread for that
  • Anything beyond season 1 of the tv show
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[–] BassDroid@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

I really enjoyed the first season. I know nothing of the books and went into the season without any expectations. I started off thinking Common wasn’t a very good actor but by the end I felt he did a great job and ended up liking his character quite a bit. I had a few laughs over how roughly they treated the harddrive while it continued to function but otherwise felt immersed in the show. Definitely looking forward to season two.

[–] kaya@eviltoast.org 1 points 1 year ago

Ending was kind of frustarting for me, didn't explain much. I guess they want to leave everything for season 2

[–] DarkThoughts@kbin.social 0 points 11 months ago

I've seen some discussions on the show and everyone obviously talks about the ending, but I'm still wondering why the displays in the bunker, before they turned the power off to fix the generator (which somehow doesn't need the steam to go through the turbines either), showed the fake projection of a healthy outside world. I get it that they use their magic space tech to show that within the visor of the helmets, but why would it even be part of the displays at all? And why the hell did no one react to it? We saw that people saw it, including that cop lady, but absolutely no one even mentions it after it happened throughout the whole season.

[–] yoshi_nori@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Im not sure whether it was intentional, but I didnt get it. At the end it seemed that she struggled with something, then she placed the sheriff badge near the corpses and then she could stand again. And then she looked at the tape on her arm and said "theyre good at supplying".

What was is it in the end? Did placing the badge jam some sort of signal that shouldve killed her? Or were the usual tapes bad on purpose, and they gave her one that in fact seals the suit?

[–] turquoise@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

She tripped over the sheriff’s corpse, she placed the badge on the sheriff to honor him and a minor consequence of that is that the VR simulation can’t account for that so it slightly glitches.

The clue is that they’ve been using shitty tape to ensure all the cleaners will succumb to the toxic air within a few minutes.
Walk however arranged that the Supply department would deliver the better tape from Mechanical, this went unnoticed because they look very similar and ensured Jules would be able to survive.

[–] yoshi_nori@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago

Ohh I see, when I was watching, it seemed to me she was struggling to breath and fell, then magically got better after placing the badge. I guess the people inside also thought she was going to collapse, so I got just as confused.

[–] givesomefucks@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

The tape is normally made to fail.

That's why Jules stealing the tape from IT was a big deal. Not the loss of one roll of tape, but because she found out ITs special tape sucked, even though it was supposed to be top grade. It was really designed to function for a very short amount of time. Just enough to clean.

The engine room peeps figured it out, and got supply to switch it out for engine room tape, which worked.