{"id":62371,"date":"2026-07-09T17:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-07-09T17:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/hoo.central12.com\/fugic\/?guid=2b792ee20b90b7731428ca5e21be980b"},"modified":"2026-07-09T17:12:19","modified_gmt":"2026-07-09T17:12:19","slug":"silo-season-3-showrunner-graham-yost-explains-the-time-jumps-and-turning-half-of-the-show-into-a-political-thriller-interview","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hoo.central12.com\/fugic\/2026\/07\/09\/silo-season-3-showrunner-graham-yost-explains-the-time-jumps-and-turning-half-of-the-show-into-a-political-thriller-interview\/","title":{"rendered":"‘Silo’ season 3 showrunner Graham Yost explains the time jumps and turning half of the show into a political thriller (interview)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n \n
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Apple TV\u2019s riveting sci-fi series, \"Silo<\/strong><\/u><\/a>,\" is stretching its narrative legs for its third and penultimate season. Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) deals with amnesia after her fiery return to Silo 18, satisfying secrets are revealed, and we strap in for temporal jumps 352 years back to the \"Before Times\" to figure out how the apocalypse arrived.<\/p>

\"We rolled the dice a bit and hoped it would work and weren\u2019t entirely sure, but felt it would,\" Executive Producer and Showrunner Graham Yost<\/strong><\/u> <\/a>tells Space regarding the new season's time shifts. \"After the fact, I heard some of the quibbles about too much time in 17, but we made our best guess on that one as well. What we did feel was that cutting back and forth was not a real problem. Even though it's 350 years separating the two stories, it's not like we're going back to Elizabethan times. It\u2019s Silo world, which is its own crazy time. It's a place out of time. <\/p>

\"So when I saw the first episodes, I felt like this is okay. Part of the good thing about being outside, being people in modern clothing and cars, is you know immediately when you are and where you are. That really helped orient the story.\"<\/p>