Bunker will have a second season on Apple TV+ after the great success of the first

The first season isn’t over yet. Silage and the second season is already official. The play is based on the novels Hugh HoweyAmerican writer known for his saga Mirage. Much of its reputation has been built in the science fiction genre, a genre that continues to take hold in AppleTV+.

Silage It premiered on May 5 and is currently still airing. Its completion is scheduled for June 30th. With this end of the season, a story will come to an end with few remnants of humanity left, at least for the inhabitants of the bunker.

Official synopsis Silage describes the following: “In a poisonous and ruined future, the community exists in a gigantic underground shaft that goes hundreds of floors deep. There, people live in a society full of rules that they think are meant to protect them. It is a framework in which various tensions between characters take place.

Silage and renewed for a second season

In accordance with edge, Apple TV+ greenlights season 2 Silage. The publication quotes the production’s screenwriter Graham Yost as saying, “We can’t wait for audiences around the world to be immersed in the epic world we’ve created to bring Hugh Howey’s novels to life.”

To this comment Yost added:Apple believed in our vision from day one, and we’re honored to be able to dive deeper into this story and peel off the layers of our characters in the bunker.“. Silage The cast includes Rebecca Ferguson, Common, Harriet Walter, Chinaza Uche, Avi Nash, David Oyelowo, Rashida Jones and Tim Robbins.

They give life to a number of characters who realize that their world outside the bunker no longer exists. Or if? What used to be life without boundaries is now enclosed within walls that seem impenetrable. This production of Apple TV + in terms of aesthetics raises some questions of the saga. Matrix. The idea that there are many threats outside the bunker, like in the cave myth, will be constantly questioned throughout the ten episodes of the first season. These questions, in turn, will lead to internal suspicions and claims against the established authority.

The first season, currently streaming on Apple TV+, has an 87% rating. rotten tomatoes and added positive feedback. We’ll have to wait for its next conclusion to get some clues as to what the second installment might be like.