Silo, Season 2

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Where did they get such a robust table fan, that managed to work for several decades, at least? 😂

Overall, I'd say that most of the 1st episode was kind of pointless. I understand its purpose from story perspective, in a book it probably works better, but in the show - not really. There was no "survival movie" atmosphere here, not that many details that could give us a glimpse into the character's head either. Most of the time I was watching the screen with one thought: "What is she doing and why?". Hopefully next episodes will be better.

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Episode 4:

If you want more (and proper) heliocentrism, I'd recommend Chi/Orb anime. In turn, please, explain, why did she use that stone to dive? I understand that it helps, but she did not dive that deep, and it quite quickly turned into a hindrance.

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Episode 10:

It's not as good as first season. First season was essentially 1 competent person (maybe 2 or 3, at best) fighting against the world trying to make them do stuff, they don't want to do, because why should they. It did not make sense all the time, but was quite relatable still. Especially the parts where Juliette was blamed for problems she did not cause, as a true tech supporter.

Second season, though... It's even more politics. Politics inside politics over politics and coated with politics. yes, it was a big part of the first show, but all of it felt more... "Connected", I guess. Since now we are split between 2 areas, though, it's not as connected, and the "brewing rebellion" just was not that interesting to me. Lots of movements, but little results, even though the plot tried to look "deep".

I am also uncertain about the ending. I get it that the next book in series is kind of a prequel, and they wanted to leave hints of that now, so that people would not be too surprised about it during 3rd season, but... It still felt out of place somehow. I am still curious to know what the hell is going on in this world, though, so probably will still watch the continuation.