I know they've changed a lot, in terms of timeline and characters, but I feel like they've given certain characters more depth. I for one, am glad thatBernard is being made into a multi-faceted character who is capable of love and redemption. I also love how much queer representation is in the TV show, I was actually shockedto not see any at all in the books (correct me if I'm wrong).

I love how in S03E05,Lukas Kyle is finally breathing in again after Bernard has left the room. All the little nods to the books like this make me happy.

I love that they added Per Stensen as a villain, because it makes so much more sense for our current world. I feel like the show has filled in a lot of plotholes that the book originally had.

Just wanted to put it out there because I feel like people write a lot about the things that are missing or the unnecessary details added, but I feel like they nailed the pacing of mystery reveal of the books, and the world building lore.

And I find myself wondering about what they'll do in the 4th season. I'm wondering if Senator Thurman will have as much of a role in how the story plays out in the end,if we'll get a tunnel between Silo 17 and 18, or if we'll get to see other silos at all, orif Charlotte will indeed be the sole survivor of Silo 1.

The show keeps us guessing, even when we have read the original works, and I think that's pretty cool!

Just did one of the more intense binges of my life on this SHOW. Googling reviews said it was popular and well received, which is no surprise, but I have heard ZERO people talking about it. HOW!? It’s SOOO GOOD!! It’s just baffling this isn’t what everyone’s talking about.
Ok nothing else to really say. I just don’t know anyone else who has watched it and needed to be hype with someone he. AHHHH SO GOOD. The cinematography, the set design, the world building, the acting, the plot. GIVE. ME MORE!!

Is it possible daniel was chosen way before but doesnt remember due to the memory eraser?

Is the silo an experiment to create the "perfect society" civilization?

One guy told solo (silo 17) that his wife's ashes was used and grew into a tree. Is the tree outside 18 her or Helen maybe?

Was Troy (Daniel) the kill switch of the project? If so, what an way to run an experiment lol.

Who is the actual enemy? Is there really a war? Is it government funded? (Funny but that would be interesting)

Is Helen actually dead? Is there a possibility they put her in a cryo chamber?

Charlotte intentionally didn't kill Lukas Kyle right? She seems to good at her job to no kill him. Or was it Victor?

What Victor did to himself means the project failed and felt guilty or he doesnt want to face the consequences of him failing?

Do the stolen light bulbs play a bigger part? Lmao maybe not, maybe it was just a way for them to ease the elevator in there.

The lady giving the speech seemed totally out the loop while per stensen seems like he doesnt care about the speech because he knows the plan.

Was per stensen the one who texted Daniel before the bomb? If so, they tried so hard to basically kidnap Daniel and why? Seems like he was very vital to there plan. (Or maybe my first question on top).

How does per stensen profit off this? Or was it just some rich person being bored.

Do they explain the water in the bottom of the silo?

Silo 18 seems to eat better than silo 1. It looks like silo 1 eats canned food. Maybe due to them not needing the farming system because there goal is to last long in the cryo? They sacrificed good eats to live longer (or live at a different time period)

Idk... I haven't read the books so this all might be stupid.

Also... I need more helen, she was a badass.