39/13
Season 1 is "Gapjú" – the book consists of 82 chapters
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Men and women live in a giant silo underground, subject to a series of regulations that are supposed to protect them from the toxic and broken world above. Whether they’re exploring the stars, escaping dystopias, or making the world a better place, these women are what science fiction is all about.
Rotating this way doesn’t push or pull air
The fans on the parquet floor are turned the wrong way in various episodes, in terms of the orientation of the blades. Featured in WatchMojo: The 10 Best TV Shows of 2023 That Should Be Overrated (2023).
Overall, this is a very well-executed post-apocalyptic dystopia
The cast, set design, worldbuilding, and production design are all excellently done and engaging. The script and dialogue make sense and are largely believable.
The idea is somehow familiar from similar series like Fallout
People trapped in a bunker, curious about what’s happening on the surface. While the narrative elements, from the fallen world to the dictatorial leadership that rules its citizens with strict rules, lies, and half-truths, aren’t entirely new and innovative, there are still good reasons why the series stands out.
This is a great series, an apocalypse underground
Unlike similar sci-fi stories that often surprise you with one-sided twists, the series maintains a sense of mystery while constantly revealing new information about the silo and the dystopian world to satisfy the hunger for answers. Besides the tense story and immersive atmosphere, perhaps the greatest strength of Apple’s sci-fi series is its incredibly strong cast.