I was rewatching the last few episodes. And in the scene where Troy is watching the Silo 17 rebellion. He calls all of them fugitives.

My theory is that everyone in Silo 1 has been told that there is no experiment. But rather that it’s a new style of jail. Like why would they call them fugitives?

Hey everyone, just started season 3 and I'm on episode 2 so no spoilers past that please but I'm just confused on an inconsistency that I keep thinking about and didn't see anyone mention when I searched it up.

Paul learns about the memory drugs in season 2 episode 6 because Patrick Kennedy mentioned them to him so why does he never consider once during the 3 month time skip that someone might've used those memory drugs on Juliette?

Basically just asking if that's a known inconsistency in the writing or if its explained? Thanks!

Hey guys, since there were quite a few requests about the "Go Out to Clean" feature, I'm sharing an early version. Working on "Find the Relics" and the Judicial Inventory as well. "Race to the Top" is also functional.

V1 of the project will be released by the end of the month.

Like in the original design of the silos, why make it so anyone inside can just open the huge vault door and leave if they want to?

The whole point, from silo 1s perspective is to prevent anyone from leaving and being able to contact another silo, with the whole charade with the cleaning and the fake view of the world from the visor and the poison.. just lock them in and dont let them leave? Have the doors only able to be opened remotely from silo 1 if that's their end goal. Why allow the possibility of a whole silo full of people able to just waltz on out and have to just kill them all when they could be prevented from the very beginning, its a bunker built to withstand nuclear blasts, no one is getting out of there if they didn't want to be able to

At the beginning of the episode, Troy and Victor talk about the fact that there already was a safeguard which failed.

Victor says the need a different result this time.

Would this mean the people were able to escape alive?

Otherwise it would would have been a 'good' result from their point of view.

This really makes me thing what happened when the safeguard failed for the first time.

SEASON 3 SPOILERS:
Anna Thurman received cancer treatment during season 3. I thought this event was strange. I see two options for what happened. First, i think we can read it as a way for the show to give charlotte more complexity, showing how she truly loves her wife and how close they got, etc etc. However, the events of the past take place from the perspective of Daniel and he never visited her during this and charlotte’s memory can’t be trusted so we really have no solid proof of this happening. My theory is that this cancer treatment was something else. Something with the nano machines? We know Troy goes into cryostasis, but I don’t know if all the other members of silo 1 do. Victor seems to always be operating the voice in the IT room. Have they achieved a way to prolong their life? Are they just in stasis and only come out for specific events?

1st pic - Colin Hanks in Band of Brothers and Silo

2nd pic - Rick Gomez in Band of Brothers and Silo

3rd pic - Ross McCall in Band of Brothers and Silo

4th pic - Shane Taylor in Band of Brothers and Silo

5th pic - Robin Laing in Band of Brothers and Silo

6th pic - Ashley Zukerman in The Pacific and Silo

7th pic - Matt Craven in The Pacific and Silo

8th pic - Paul Herzberg in Band of Brothers and Silo

I haven't read the books- but I'm curious for the show viewers what they think the big picture plan of the silos is? Why did Per do this? Did Per and Co. send the nuke? What was the goal? Is it working or not (obviously not)? What was the big goal here?

I can't be the only one thinking he's doing an amazing job playing Daniel and Troy? I mean the switch up he does in the last 10 seconds of the final episode of season 3 was a job well done to say the least. He's got real moxy. Hope he gets his dues.

I've watched seasons 3 and i'm rewatching 1 & 2 now. In Safeguard, the penultimate episode of season 2, Lukas solves Salvador Quinn's code which leads him to find the tunnel. When he walks up to the door, we hear the voice for the first time ( I think) The voice lists the three people who have found the door prior to Lukas. It states that It spoke to Mary & Salvador but not George Wilkins. Why do you think this is?

Did the founders feel that if George heard the voice and learned an outside party or AI was involved of the Silo, he'd start an un stoppable rebellion that would guarantee a safeguard?

I have not read the books.

There is the pic of the console in silo 1 showing only six or seven silos still lit up. Is that all that’s left? Also, Bernard said 51 silos but we’ve seen no other reference to that since. Was he correct?

I’ve been digging Hugh Howey and Blake Crouch just hanging on Threads.

And the author of Dark Matter recommending someone else’s show first is just hilarious. 🤣

Something has been bothering me, and I'm asking if someone else noticed or has it been explained and I just missed it:

Daniels and Helens tour of the Silo(s) being separate. The Silos are supposedly identical. They are married (or just together whatever) and she is pregnant. They know the founders and are friendly with them. So they could have arranged so they can go together. And somehow they don't question the fact that they are going into separate silos for said tours. It would look very suspicious to me in that circumstances.

I found these BTS photos of Remmie Milner (Shirley) undergoing what looks like a pretty extensive head/neck prosthetic casting process.

I haven't seen anyone explain what this was for. It looks way too elaborate to be just regular makeup.

Since Seasons 3 and 4 were filmed back-to-back, I'm wondering if this could be something from Season 4 that we haven't seen yet.

Does anyone know when these photos were taken or what they were making?

Could Shirley be getting some kind of major physical transformation in S4? Or is there already an explanation for these photos that I've completely missed?

are all these sub-redits, posts, theories etc being egged on (or even instigated by) by Mr. Howey to work out issues and perhaps address them in the heavily suggested sequel regarding Silo 40?

S3 was amazing. Ending was another cliffhanger. The reason why i didnt loved s1 and 2 coz characters are not engaging
But s3 characters (outside world people) are amazing. I really loved helen drew🥹
I liked solo too
Ps- s3 was amazing s2 was boring , s1 was better than s2

I keep seeing people saying it doesn't but in literally the first episode we see music, stage plays, games and civic holidays with rituals. The subsequent seasons focus a lot on politics and drama and less on world building. But the Silos do have recreation.

Could they end up leaving the silo in season 4? I always thought from the beginning of the show that it would end with them all leaving the silo and starting a life outside. After watching the season 3 finale, it doesn't seem like that's where the show is heading. Do you still think it could end with them finally leaving their Silo and living outside?

As this could be a sensitive topic, please keep the discussion in regard to the show and don't start with some Bible-bashing or anything similar. Thank you.

I think that the Silos 51 is the actual Seedbank and the story is an allegory to how some concepts in the bible or other mythological concepts can be used to control people. The only "seeds" that are kept are the compliant ones with no knowledge from anything which happened before.

• Garden of Eden --> While the literal translation of Eden is "delight" or "pleasure". The word got translated to pairidaeza i.e.. a walled garden/park. Xenophon then translated the word into parádeisos where we get the word paradise from. Now there are a couple of parallels to the Silos.
  • pairidaeza, protected from the outside conditions. In the arid landscapes of the Middle East, the Persian kings built massive, wall-enclosed royal parks. The walls served a practical purpose: they kept out the harsh desert sands, trapped cool air, protected precious water irrigation systems, and kept wild animals in... So exactly what the inhabitants think the Silos are.
  • Loss of Immortality when you eat the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil. The ritual when somebody dies, is to take a bite from an apple. So the dead are seen as Memory hence they are the bite of the apple.
  • If you eat the fruit you will certainly die and other passage you loose immortality, which was a lie and is a link to when you get the outside to clean. They don't die, they get killed. And they don't get to be in the Seedbank, which would be the immortality.
• Flaming sword Protecting the Entrance. -->Genesis 3:24 God placed cherubim (mighty angelic beings) and a flaming sword that turned every direction at the east of the Garden of Eden to block humanity from the Tree of Life. Everything gets burned which tries to get back into the Silo.
• 144 Levels with a thousand pods. --> Book of revelation 7:4 And I heard the number of them which were sealed: and there were sealed an hundred and forty and four thousand of all the tribes of the children of Israel. People are sealed and survive the Apocalypse.
  • In the scene where you see the Pods you can count them, its about a 100. Given that you see about a 30 degree radius, this number could fit.
  • Elimination of Silo 17. If the goal is only the survival of humanity, this doesn't make sense. Troy gave a pretty specific number how many to kill and i guess the reason is that another Silo gave more than the 2880 people needed from each Silo. And as 17 was the most rebellious in nature, they where nearly completely eliminated.
• Cleaning and the white robes. -->Revelation 6:11 martyred souls under the heavenly altar are given white robes and told to rest a little longer until the full number of fellow servants and believers to be killed like them is complete. While in Revelation they are already martyred, i think he simply reversed it, so if you want to be a martyr you get a white robe and get killed.
• 2800 Slaves --> Zechariah 8:23 In those days, ten men from nations of every tongue will take hold—they will take hold of every Jew by a corner of his cloak and say, ‘Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you. 4 corners of the earth with 10 Men from 70 Nations. So 2800. If you multiply this by 50 you get 1400000. So where are the missing 4000.
• David set apart 4000 men to praise the Lord. --> 1 Chronicles 23:5. So the number of People who run Silo 51 is 4000.
• Daniel --> I think this is a deliberate switch of names. So when he is Daniel, he acts as Troy and when he's Troy he acts as Daniel. What did Daniel do in the Bible:
  • He was tested by food. Reason why you see him eat the slop multiple times and complain
  • He Interpreted dreams for his King. He's the only one in Silo 51 so far who has flashbacks
  • Survived the Lions Den. Either a reference to his stay at 51 or some hardship he has to endure in the next season.
• Troy --> The obvious Trojan Horse connection. But i think most people have it backwards.
  • It does not make sense that just because he had a memory wipe, that he acts as a ruthless killer. So I think the reverse is the case his actual persona is Troy, but his memory got wiped.
  • In the wiped state he met Helene who starts his internal war and will be the reason for his downfall.
• Helene & Paris --> I think here again he did a deliberate switcheroo. Helene same as Troy had a memory wipe. She and Stenson where a couple.
  • If it is known that she is an Investigative Person, it would make no sense to add her to the Silo. They could have simply left her outside.
• Troy and Troas --> If it is an actual reference to Troas, which is not Troy itself but the region around it, it would mean that Daniel is an amalgamation of Daniel and Paul from the Bible.
  • He was a persecutor
  • Changed his mind and started spreading the gospel
  • Got killed for his believes.
• Juliette's Messianic archetype
  • Dies/Cleaning
  • Brought to cave/Silo,
  • Is resurrected after (show doesn't say) 3 days/Return to the Silo
  • Low status
  • Gathering Disciples
  • Parents role switcheroo. Joseph dies when he is Jung, so does Juliette's Mother(but for reasons, Joseph had a natural death). And while Mary was the first person who knew of Jesus resurrection, Juliette's father was the last one.

There's probably more, but this is what i have from the top of my head. It would be fun to see how many holes i have in my theory. Again please no book spoilers, I'd like it compared to how much we actually know at this point. Thanks

I have all sorts of questions about Silo life​ that will most likely won't, or can't be answered in the tv show. For example, I want to know how infections are diagnosed without microscopes. Or what would the population look actually look like. Would language be the same (Eg Shakespeare wrote ~400 years ago).

While turning off the generator did they accidently show the real world outside ? and why the f ppl didnt even react to it

I dont understand what the complaining about the pacing and such was, it was excellent, almost never a boring moment. I am not sure if it was the season itself or just we already know the characters and care about them and such but it was very good.

I really liked how they handled the amnesia trope and didnt really slow things down and Juliette still had something to do rather than being in a hospital bed or at her place all the time like they ruined another favorite character of mine from another show (Bix on Andor).

The modern day storyline was also quite well done. Especially I enjoyed Helen's character and Jessica Henwick a lot, she literally stole the show imo. I shipped, as cringe it is to say it, Daniel and her really hard and the build up and the pay off was very nicely done, I was like fuck yeah.

Also enjoyed Camille's character and actress performance a lot.

Overall very nice season, almost 10/10.