TORRENT
32/38
Men and women live in a giant silo underground, where they are held to a series of laws that they believe protect them from the toxic and ruined world above ground. Whether they are exploring the stars, escaping a dystopia, or making the world a better place, these women are what science fiction is all about. Season 1 covers the first 30 chapters of Wool — the book has 82 chapters. The fans on the floor in various episodes spin in the wrong direction, as far as the orientation of the blades. Spinning in this way does not push or pull any air. Featured on WatchMojo: Top 10 TV Shows of 2023 You Must Watch (2023) This is an interesting take on the story of an underground bunker, about people who have survived underground for so long that a civilization has formed inside, with legends, myths, beliefs, rituals, and ceremonies that are rooted in events that have been forgotten, and the status quo of social structure has been established. And when that status quo that maintains order is challenged, enforcement and punishment follow. A power structure is established, creating a stratified population, both figuratively and literally, from top to bottom in a silo. That’s the premise, and while it’s not entirely original (think Snowpiercer, Dark City, etc.), there’s enough newness here that it feels well-executed for a TV series. Good acting by Oyelowo, with familiar faces in n Rashida Jones and Will Patton. (But as you can see from the series poster, these are guest stars who will make way for the regular cast, with Rebecca Ferguson in the lead role.) The series seems to be pretty decent, with good production values. The elaborate sets and good CGI create a believable atmosphere. While a suspicious person will quickly see through the obvious conspiracy theories, the mysteries that unfold make it an enjoyable watch.