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The relatively long wait for the third season of Silo<\/em> is nearly over. Apple TV just announced the dystopian sci-fi hit , with episodes airing each Friday until September 4. We have , calling it “another gem” for the platform.<\/p>\n The streamer has dropped a short teaser for the upcoming season and it confirms rumors of an increased focus on the “before times” via a storyline that was introduced in the finale of season two. The trailer depicts scenes from both time periods, as protagonist Juliette, played by Rebecca Ferguson, speaks in voiceover.<\/p>\n “Before we can know why we\u2019re here. Before we can know everything is as it is. Before we know how it all will end, we need to understand how it all began,\u201d she says, alluding to the creation of the various bunkers littered throughout the post-apocalyptic wasteland.<\/p>\n For the uninitiated, Silo<\/em> is an adaptation of Hugh Howey’s Wool series of books. It’s primarily set in the titular silo, a society of around 10,000 people living deep underground. The show is sort of like Fallout<\/em>, but without the radioactive monsters and nihilistic sense of humor.<\/p>\n Silo <\/em>stars Ferguson, along with Tim Robbins, Common and Steve Zahn. Cast members joining the show for season three include Colin Hanks, Jessica Henwick and Ashley Zukerman. The show has already been .<\/p>\n This is a busy summer for sci-fi on Apple TV. The second season of Dark Matter<\/em> premieres on August 28, which is uncharted territory as the first season that doesn’t have a sequel. Star City<\/em>, a spinoff of For All Mankind<\/em>, . This is the same day that For All Mankind<\/em> concludes its fifth and penultimate season.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n