But let's begin in the haunted halls and submerged levels of Silo 17, where Juliette obtains much more info about the site's tragedy from the mystery man in the vault, who finally says his name is Solo, because he's in there all by himself.

Curious about the Silo Season 2 Episode 2 ending and its cryptic JL graffiti? The latest episode, titled “Order”, intensifies the tension in Silo 18 as it reveals shocking twists. Juliette’s fate remains a focal point,

Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) is only three episodes in to Silo Season 2, and she's already had a bumpy ride. The bad news? She's trapped in an abandoned, water-logged silo surrounded by corpses and poisonous air,

Cooler heads prevail for a moment, but the assembled mob is done with the lies and threatens to cut the power and shut the silo down. Walker arrives to end the hostile turmoil by drenching them down with a high-pressure water hose.

Rebellion stirs in Silo 18 as Bernard's machinations unfold, leaving Juliette's Silo 17 struggle in the shadows.

The second episode of Silo Season 2 looks into the drama inside Silo 18 in the immediate aftermath of Juliette's departure and ends with a shocker when Judge Meadows appears to want out. The storyline of season 2 picks up exactly from the point where Season 1 left.

Season 2 of Apple TV+'s addictive sci-fi series starring Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Robbins, and Common just returned Friday for anxious viewers to learn the fate of Juliette after she was booted out of the silo where she saw dozens of other silos in the distance.

The best scene in all of Silo Season 2 Episode 3 is the opening. Rebecca Ferguson plays the flustered, confused, processing mind to a T. It’s difficult to sit down and contemplate what life would be like to know so little.

The third episode of the second season of Apple TV+’s science fiction series ‘Silo,’ titled ‘Solo,’ revolves around the aftermath of Juliette Nichols’ meeting with the strange man who inhabits a deserted silo.