For those who are interested: I was somewhat confused parts of the ending. So I looked up the 3 books and the correlation between the series and books There are spoilers there, but if you would like to read all about the books and how season one varies, here is the link.
https://screenrant.com/what-happened-in-silo-books-wool-spoilers/

I am so glad that we found out the results of the fire quickly and glad for the results. I wonder if Jamies dreams will ever be more than dreams. I am happy about Roger and Briannas new home. I just looked it up and saw that this season 7 is based on book 6 of Diane Gabaldon. Currently she has written 9 books and is working on the 10th and last. I hope Outlander continues and covers each book, which would mean there will be four more books to cover and at least as many season.

If William Shatner follows this, he will be pleased to know his younger self is back again as Kirk. I found this a fun episode, until things got serious. Rough on the dating scene, but they had to save the timeline.

Now everyone line up and climb the tower and jump out the window to go back home. Makes sense to me.

Super emotional, and then…..NOOOOOOOOOO!

An emotional episode, which could be applied in any country and any city of our earth. I am glad, though, that it wrapped up in this episode. If the writers wanted to, they could have dragged it out all season, with court room drama. Now, hopefully the ship can again “Go boldly go forth and explore” for the rest of this season.

Personally, I like cicadas and find their sounds in the background great to sleep by.

I was happy to see what I though was progress, at least for awhile. This was the most exciting episode yet. This story must have a very simple explanation since getting any are harder than pulling teeth. With this cliffhanger I am guessing she grabbed something and got away. I doubt they are going to kill off a main player.

Lots of excitement and action in the first episode, and the story wrapped up without a cliffhanger! A win-win situation for me. Glad they are back.

For me, a gauge of a good show or film is when I believe the actors playing the characters are the characters, and the story feels so real, even if it is a fantasy story. I didn’t get that at all from this series. I only watched one episode. I was disappointed. None of the actors gave off the feeling that they were the characters they played. (Sorry Arnold) They looked like they were reciting lines and acting. The story had more of a sit-com feel to it. The only thing authentic about the story was when the guy got shot in the head at the party. And even that felt calculated by the writers since Arnold is going to have to betray someone who trusts him. If the writers make the guy into a monster, it will be more acceptable for the American audience. I am not a fan of sitcoms, so that may be the issue. I am not trying to start a debate about this series, just giving my honest opinion. There was only one sitcom I ever though was clever, funny and worthy of watching. That was Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (1976) https://www.primewire.tf/tv/97877-mary-hartman-mary-hartman If you can get the links for the 2 seasons give it a try. It was clever, quick witted, and funny and all Hades.

All sorts of trauma, conflict, and high drama situations. Not a very peaceful household.

When this first started, for the first 30 seconds I was ecstatic to see sun and beach. It was that contrast of how dark and depressing the silo is. As a mystery this is very good, But if one gets emotionally involved as I tend to do, it feels horribly depressing to even watch that physical environment for one hour let alone have the knowledge that a bigger suppression exists exerting full control of everyones thoughts questions and activity . I am surprised more people dont want to just get outside even if it does kill them.

That`s an awful lot of pressure to put on the dead wife to fix things. As if knowing you are suppose to die isn’t enough, your older husband tells you you have to leave him you don’t die. Seems to me it would have been much simpler to just not go running at night on the beach. And if she wanted something to protect herself a can of mace would have been safer for her.

All kinds of affects from trying to manipulate time. Lots of pressure and I could never be that selfless.

This might scare me if I was a kid. I hate stories where the characters have to make dumb decisions to make the plot work. As I watched more kept accumulating. Also, the writers did not take time to develop the story or the characters. The whole thing seemed hurried and horribly edited. I have not read Stephen Kings book so I dont know how much was changed for this movie. But, since he is a popular author I can`t believe this is a reflection of his book.

I can`t believe he did not think to lock the door. Since it is a part of culture and religion in India for sons to worship and always care for their mothers, I think he totally stuck.

Sad, if one thinks about it that they are so isolated that a kids book can be a federal offence. Imagine what they would think of the Discovery Channel, the travel channel, and animal planet. Another good episode. It amazes me that it can be built around an old watch and a pez container.

Action right from the beginning, a few twists and surprises, and don`t stop watching until the credits are finished. There is more to the story right at the end.

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