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New Data Suggests Long Waits Between Seasons Are Hurting Viewership on Netflix Hits
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yeah.. my partner and i were watching Silo a long time ago, then a new season started, there's no recap anywhere, and we're completely lost because its been so long since we last saw it. We're half through the season and about ready to give up because we still have no real idea wtf is going on because we can't remember.
i looked up a recap on youtube of silo because i could not remember a single thing about season 2, i fell asleep through the recap
I’ve only watched the first episode of S3 of Silo for the same reason. I loved seasons 1 and 2 but it was a long while ago and I can’t remember to save my life what happened in them.
I TOTALLY get this but that third season is a banger and the ending rocks. It's only getting one more season and I am hyped for it. I think they learned their lesson about turnaround and also a bunch of stuff got delayed by the SAG and Writers strikes plus movie. Watch a recap and give it a shot I promise it's worth it. One of my favorite sci fi shows.
Yeah I definitely will it’s just taking some energy to get back to it.
It’s not like Stranger Things where by the time season 5 came out I was like “I absolutely cannot be bothered, this show started a decade ago and I no longer care”
For a mostly spoiler free incentive: The third season delves into material from one of the prequel books and is split between what happened leading to the creation of the Silos and the exact events leading to them being used and how, and a continuation of the story from S1 and S2, and is its own great parallel story. I really can't wait for season 4 and the conclusion. I've seen the preview and it's going to be a satisfying conclusion I can tell.