These 3 Shows Are Your Perfect Watch If You Already Miss Silo

Just several days ago Silo ’s season 2 left the screens on a high note, and the viewers are now bracing for yet another hiatus. Luckily, fans have plenty of options to fill the void with.

Though Silo might have come as a real one-of-a-kind series with a tense underground atmosphere like nowhere else, many will still find some Silo-like elements in these other big TV hits — which are also Apple TV ’s pride and joy.

See

Another dystopian drama, See stars Game of Thrones ’ Jason Momoa as Baba Voss, the leader of a tribe living in a world where people have lost their eyesight. Time passed, and everyone got used to new challenges, but there’s an unexpected turn of events when it becomes clear that some people could still see — and that doesn’t necessarily mean a good thing.

Following the birth of twin sighted children, Baba Voss has to become their adoptive father and (not literally) see what the future holds for the newborn outcasts and his whole tribe too. See was helmed by Apple TV and was first released back in 2019, later coming to its end after 3 seasons.

Severance

A hit show with a more technology-focused take, Severance follows a group of people working for a biotechnology corporation called Lumon Industries. The trick is that, in order to get a position there, people have to separate their personal memories from the ones they get at work.

Yes, there will be some who will obey with no further questions, but there are also those perplexed by the company’s goal with such a rule — that’s what will bring Lumon’s darkest secrets back to the light. Severance’s first season was a huge success which resulted in the show expanding for one more instalment that premiered on Apple TV several days ago.

For All Mankind

The alternate history thing was there years before Rebecca Ferguson’s hit series got everyone obsessed. Ever since 2019, the streaming’s sci-fi drama For All Mankind has been delving into what world history would be like had the Soviet Union succeeded in sending its space crew to the Moon ahead of the United States.

We’re not here to give major spoilers, but the answer is pretty obvious — things would be completely different, and not only in the space-related fields.