SILO SEASON 3 REVIEW ROUND UP
But some changes from the book are for the better. Despite Juliette barely appearing in Shift, she shines with ample screen time... Apple TV has never shied away from going big with its sci-fi shows, but this truly unforgettable third run proves Silo is in a league all of its own. (https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/silo-season-3-review/)
its more intriguing function [memory loss plot] is giving Ferguson a chance to tap into Juliette's vulnerability. Yost has always written Juliette as a realistic protagonist for viewers to relate to, someone who is entirely uninterested in power but never reluctant to seek justice. But it's Ferguson who grounds her with subtle mannerisms that portray Juliette as an introverted, socially awkward person who continues to step outside her comfort zone and grow from her experiences. (https://www.cbr.com/silo-season-3-review/)
Ferguson's Juliette serves as the central force for Silo, but this season truly evolves into a well-rounded ensemble as Riley's Camille and Remmie Milner's Shirley emerge as significant figures. (https://www.zoomtventertainment.com/reviews/silo-season-3-premiere-apple-tv-review-154797034)
I enjoyed seeing Ferguson play a different, softer kind of Juliette, as she is not as confident in her situation...All in all, the show did a solid job with Juliette and Ferguson tapped into a new side of the character..(https://screenrant.com/silo-season-3-review/)
As perfect as Silo’s writing is, none of it would work without a stellar cast carrying some of the show’s most ambitious ideas. Of course, Ferguson consistently proves why her character Juliette is one of TV’s most compelling protagonists. This season, she plays that stubborn determination with a bit more uncertainty, allowing some of the smallest expressions and moments of hesitation to communicate her anxieties and doubts. It’s a restrained kind of performance, but one that’s deeply affecting as Ferguson explores her character's incredibly rich arc. (https://collider.com/silo-season-3-review-apple-tv/)
...protagonist Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson, once again turning in a stellar performance)...The writing, the acting, the lighting, the costumes: It all comes together to make something unforgettable, which is ironic for a season so focused on what’s remembered — and what’s not. (https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/tv/silo-season-3-review-apple-tv-series-returns-with-best-season-yet/)
Without going into too much detail, I'll just say that I found this storyline to be a bit more interesting than what was happening to Juliette, even though Ferguson remains the best actor on the series.(https://www.slashfilm.com/2202790/silo-season-3-review-apple-tv/)
Ferguson’s complex performance has always carried this show, and that’s no different even when Juliette doesn’t remember who she is...If Season 2’s surprise flashback finale was a shocker, then Season 3’s finale will be mind-blowing. It’s no understatement that Silo has earned its place alongside Dollhouse and Dark in terms of expertly crafted season finales.(https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/silo-season-3-review-apple-tv-sci-fi)
Rebecca Ferguson somehow manages to find yet another mode for the badass yet socially awkward Juliette as the character struggles to regain her agency and sense of self. Thanks to how well the series has built up her relationships with her companions, it’s crushing to watch how her amnesia affects those around her.(https://butwhytho.net/2026/06/silo-season-3-review/)
Impressive as ever in the lead. Her performance as someone always on the move, now trapped in a conversation she doesn’t understand, is tremendous.… She is alone in a crowded room and Ferguson perfectly conveys how lonely that feels.(https://regionfree.net/silo-season-3-reaffirms-the-apple-tv-series-as-one-of-the-best-sci-fi-shows-ever-made/)
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