Apple TV's Silo has been in the top ten on the streamer in the United States for over 500 days, and at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, the show's team confirmed that its fourth and final season will arrive around the same time next year, pointing to a Summer 2027 release window.
According to Collider, the announcement came during Apple TV's Saturday Hall H panel, moderated by Josh Horowitz of the Happy Sad Confused podcast. The panel included showrunner Graham Yost, star Rebecca Ferguson, and cast members Common, Tim Robbins, Ashley Zukerman, Jessica Henwick, and Alexandria Riley.
The third season began on July 3 and is already earning strong reviews. Collider noted that the season holds a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes to date, while the series overall carries an average score of 93% on the review aggregator. Tania Hussain wrote in her Season 3 review for Collider, "Three seasons in, Silo somehow still finds new ways to surprise."
Season 3 is still in progress, with six episodes remaining. The most recent episode, titled "Whatever You Do, Don't Go Home," featured a major revelation for the character Juliette, played by Ferguson, as she races to evade a character named Camille, played by Alexandria Riley.
Ferguson has previously stated that the fourth season will reveal the show's biggest mysteries. A fourth season had already been confirmed before the Comic-Con announcement pinned the release to a summer timeframe.
The panel also included other Apple TV projects, among them Dark Matter, Matchbox: The Movie, Neuromancer, and the Emmy-nominated Widow's Bay.
