![]() Sometimes the world-building in Silo is superb while its primary storyline flounders, and then sometimes that primary storyline catches fire and the world-building becomes nonsensical. It isn’t always as easy, though, to be caught up in the exact same things the show is interested in at the exact same time it’s interested in them. It’s easy to get caught up in the adaptation of Hugh Howey’s book series, which hails from Graham Yost ( Justified), one of my favorite showrunners. ![]() ![]() There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a show doing a standalone episode this early in its run - “Long, Long Time” from The Last of Us is a tremendous recent example - but in the case of Silo, it captures much of what’s simultaneously so successful and so frustrating about the series. ![]() Why 'Lessons in Chemistry' Had to Be Lee Eisenberg's First Solo Writing Project in 18-Year Writing Career ![]()
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