As I understand it, there will be such a sequence and such a plot 1 whether the series is about an old bunker and 1 episode about the new bunker and our main character and so will alternate until the end of this second season and we will be there to watch as the rebellion is brewing questions and so on and how our main character in the new bunker looking for a way out so to speak and finds Caqueta answers from the man, including that there is 1 survived and at the end of this second season she is most likely wearing a way as possible with the help of the basement - the bottom or more of the transition which connects all possible bins to get into your bunker and the last of the series will go back home so to speak defies belief that she's alive and back here once he returned back home and this will end the second season of the latest series and will be the third season is about the fact that there opportunity in the rest of the hoppers and the people will be divided into 2 camps, some will be for something that would alkavat the rest of the bunkers and it is possible to establish a relationship and Caqueta favorable relationships and delivery of the exchange of something either the others would be for the fact that it is dangerous and it is not necessary to go there in season 4 might dare to do it and will go to all the bunkers in season 5 it is possible the city will go to 6 may know will show how it all began - from what it all began
It is not yet clear how the screenwriters will go further. The first 2 seasons are based on the first book. In the second creation, the background of the bunkers was mostly. Just by all guesses, there will be spoilers(
I think it was necessary to produce two episodes at once, nothing has changed globally in the plot. You could even swap them) To some extent, I understand Bernard's logic, he is trying to prevent an uprising by any means, but I still don't like him, lol :)
Attempts to retain power look funny. It's so terrible and ridiculous that it's clear what all this will lead to. And Juliet is a person with a capital letter, a professional in her field. She was never shown during the series, but thoughts about her constantly visited. The interesting thing is how the bunkers are connected.
@AtomicTroll: and how people believe these speeches after 5 credits to the account is very familiar. Apparently now, in the current situation, we all lack the right duct tape, or faith in it
@UTKA_BLACK: In this case, it's still not so much an attempt to hold on to power as an attempt to prevent the Bunker from collapsing, especially in contrast to what Bernard saw from Juliet's cameras. So he always had plenty of power, he was the head of the IT department. It's easy to give the post of mayor to someone and go back to the gray cardinals, but would the new mayor keep people from wanting to go out en masse to smoke in the "fresh" air, as he saw on the cameras?
@Kentavr: That's exactly it. If you let these people obey the herd instinct, then there will be several thousand more blind people outside. What kind of banal person would you need to be to see only the retention of power here?
@Kentavr: Yes, it's not about power at all, but about ideology and faith. Moreover, when you see mountains of corpses from another bunker, you realize that Bernard is 100% right%
@Meloman_Nastena: Yes, not quite 100%. There are possible options, but according to what we have shown so far, Bernard's option is not the worst. But we still have too little input data.
Will the judge come to Jules's rescue? We know that the bunkers are connected, so they will find this passage, apparently, and return to the same place from where they left. Don't spoiler anyone who has read the book, I want to speculate what all this will lead to, but I definitely don't want to stumble upon a spoiler. Or will it lead to nothing?)) It's impossible to survive outside, isn't it? Does anyone have any thoughts? Or will they pump out the water and use the second bunker for life?
Judging by the trailer, the lawyers break into Bilingsgs, who is all with his charter… And the judge in the trailer with the mayor enters his secret room, so she's unlikely to help)
@aitras: Didn't they talk about some kind of door underwater in the first season? I haven't read the books, but somehow this moment in the series is forgotten. Or he is being held just for the development of the plot.
@aitras: I read part 2, there is no third part in Russian yet. Not connected)) it seems to me that the creators of the series have already come up with a story about the door and what is connected, the plot should be slightly different from the book.
@bodiyx And in the first season, Juliet's boyfriend, I don't remember his name, found the door underwater and there was a passage on the diagram from the hard drive, it was actively discussed that this was the connection between the bunkers
For the second season, I don't understand the main message - to keep everything a secret. After all, if everyone knew the truth and passed it on from generation to generation, then no one would be rowdy, everyone would know that there is poisoned air outside. And it would be possible to check that it is still dangerous there on criminals who would be expelled there as an execution.
@booker: this is the most important twist, apparently Except for the option that this is an experiment on the psyche, or the selection of the right people by someone, nothing comes to mind at all Why lie if you really can't survive there
@booker: What's the message there? this is Hugh Howie and all this writing of his, according to which they filmed this here - you can describe it in one phrase - the most important things are IT, gee-gee, whatever this word means... that is, such a nod to the representatives of this direction, they say, look how I think about you and how I have licked up. Everything else is just a dull graphomania. I'm not going to spoiler what it was intended for, and it doesn't matter... The main thing is to suck IT up/
@MarkRaffer: well, that's not true - it is privileged here because it has access to the secret. And if you remove it, the bunker will last much longer than if you leave only it
@g1341890: That's exactly what's true... Hugh Howie is writing his book, where the main character of the universe, around whom everything revolves (not to be confused with the main character) and who is the pinnacle of everything is a kind of ephemeral IT, but in fact - just a sysadmin on saaaaaam minimals.
@booker: I once wrote that it would be cooler and more logical if everyone were shown that there was a radioactive world outside the bunker, but in fact everything would be super and life was boiling there. That is, it would not be so much an experiment on people, but it just so happened that they do not know. But it would be similar to the episodes about the bunker in the TV series Fallout)
@booker: well, yes, in the first season we were led to that, allegedly, the authorities lie about the outside and the world and you can live there, it turns out you can't. What the revolution and the riot led to was shown in the second bunker.
@booker: The only truth they knew was death outside the bunker. The most important mystery in the series is (further spoiler) - the fact that those who built the bunker themselves staged genocide for the earth.
@booker: so they don't keep everything a secret: they show a real picture, the air is really poisoned. The only thing I don't understand is why the hell do these jokes with duct tape if people are going to die anyway. And they hide everything else so that there won't be an uprising, because any society needs rules. Relics are destroyed so that no one dreams about what a wonderful world around them, the number of bunkers is hidden so that no one wants to try to leave it. So far, everything is very logical, which is probably what I like about this series.
@Meloman_Nastena: duct tape is needed so that people do not reach the cameras of other bunkers and in general, so that the residents of the bunker have a fear of the threat of the outside world, like "look, even our best protection did not save him, so we sit farting further"
@hotdog666: you can like anyone, but when you say that the main character can't be a woman, it's ridiculous and pathetic. And I'm not even talking about the agenda and trends, there were a lot of strong heroines in movies and TV shows, and it doesn't look unnatural here either. Gg goes out with her mind and wit, and does not scatter the yokels because she is so cool, so I do not accept your claims and do not consider them an opinion
I finished the first book just for this series, they wrapped up the plot coolly. In fact, I generally understand Bernard and do not see him as a villain, yes, he is an antagonist who does everything as his grandfathers bequeathed in the Charter; yes, his decisions may be unpleasant, but he does everything logically. I see that the plot has changed a little, but the basic outline remains the same, we must prepare for the fact that the second season will end with the end of the first book, so the narration may seem slow. It would be interesting for me to look at the lives of ordinary people from the middle levels, whether they doubt which side they will take, and so on. And yes, it would be more interesting to watch 2 episodes at once, so that the plot develops in parallel with both Juliet and Bunker 18. I'm thinking of taking a break before the New Year holidays, the last episode was announced on January 17th, it's still tedious to wait every week)
P.S. I don't watch trailers, so I don't know if they will mix or not, but specifically these two series could be safely released together.
Don't tell me, but it was worth waiting for the continuation! I even started reading books after the first season. From the pleasant side, everything was shot almost frame-by-frame with the book (at least with the part that I managed to read). In general, the series is interesting and intriguing, I advise you!
@BangGirl: You seem to be reading books strangely. Some characters were added to the series, which were not in the books at all (the Judge, Sims), and for some reason the gender was changed for Volker very unexpectedly 🤷🏻♂️
@BangGirl: well, nooo, the film adaptation has its own distinctive moments, as Rana was told, ranging from gender and characters to situations. Jules in the book did not have a romantic line with the murdered guy at all. It seems to be. And in the series they have a fire there)
Dude, aren't you tired of singing that song of yours yet? and in your opinion, a man would have guessed to patch up a suit, but a woman wouldn't, what's the difference? do you really need a dick between your legs to guess?
@hotdog666: It takes an engineer to do all these things. Juliet is an engineer. The sheriff was not an engineer. The conclusion is that he couldn't have done shit and would have died pretty quickly. Oh, and he died quickly because he didn't figure out about the spacesuit. Oops!
Dude, you say let's not be sexist, but you're doing it yourself. A man could do it, but a woman couldn't. Do you have complexes? Did Mom beat you or what? Although you are a man, but with such a mindset, I am sure that you will not live a week without the care of a woman and a woman wiping your snot. I'm already silent to do push-ups at least 50 times, getting up from the couch😹
@devolnu: why are you all so clueless, I'm telling you from the screenwriters, if they had made him the engineer of that main character, everything would have been clear and the hero would not have had to convince flashbacks how he studied long and hard
@Adrasteya: "Juliet is an engineer" An engineer will not walk along a bridge made of branches and debris. It's not about the field, it's about the database.
It would be better if these first episodes came out two in a row, otherwise I started falling out from so many events. But it's still a delight, a great series full of intrigue and colorful characters!
maybe it's the series itself, and not its "Americanness"? in the first season, I also don't remember any emphasis on LGBTiti, and when it was filmed, the Democrats in power were still frolicking
@Aizen-88: I still understand people who are indignant because of the presence of an agenda, but to bleed bile even when there is no agenda, and BECAUSE there is none, it's really a fool.
@Aizen-88: Well, she is... although I honestly don't remember it being in the book. But there is no bright fixation on the abgdake - and it passes almost imperceptibly.
@Adrasteya: It's the same record again, as if there's some kind of manual. Tomorrow they will shove transgender people everywhere, then what will you come up with? And when pedophiles become the norm in movies, it will be a pity for you just how you will protect them.
@Aizen-88: Firstly, nature is much more diverse than you are trying to imagine here. Secondly, it is still not clear what this has to do with the abbreviation banned in the Russian Federation?
88, you would do well to repeat the school biology course - you will learn a lot of new things. For example, that there are not 2 sexes, that there are many different ways of reproduction, and that homosexuality is inherent in many species of animals, not only humans - and all this is nature :)
what about the comments, where did the series get to, that there are so many beaten off tightly? sometimes it's spoiler, sometimes it's sexism and open insults
I read 2 books after the first season and started the third part a little, but it's very difficult to read an amateur translation (I'm afraid I don't understand the original..). So, the question for book connoisseurs is the new character Meadows was in the book or is this an image created specifically for the serial plot?
@MaxSusch: there is already a third book with an official translation by the Azbuka Atticus publishing house, but the reviews on the quality of the translation are not very good. Regarding the question: I've been reading books for a long time, but I don't remember such a character in books.
@MaxSusch: there was no judge in the books and it is not yet very clear why she was added to the series at all. Perhaps then it will become clear what her role is. 🤷🏻♂️
I agree with the commentators above. The first two series could be combined into one. Or release it in one day. In fact, they stretched the intrigue for two weeks with Jules. Everything is going to ensure that in our bunker there will be a scenario like in that "new" bunker.
Events are dragging on for a very long time. Of course, the events are a little out of the book, but it's even more interesting where they are wrapped. There was a dynamic while reading the book, but so far everything is dragging on. Unfortunately, we don't know what event the season will end with, but we'll see.
@Katrin_90: I think I know what they are. I expected that the last one would end with this, but something tells me that the new one will end with them. Those same hot hugs.
Well, okay, the outside world is supposedly dead, the air is poisoned and it is impossible to breathe. More than one generation has lived in the bunker, let it be more than 80 years offhand (I'm not sure here, maybe time intervals were mentioned). Bunker technology, judging by the PC, is about the 80s-90s. But there is modern equipment in the secret control room.
Alternatively, the bunker was built for a long time, the technology was outdated and no one updated anything in the living quarters, and a replacement was made in the control room.
A variant with a psychological experiment... Well, yes, it is possible, but on condition that technology has stepped up to build a dome over the bunkers filled with poison. I'm afraid to imagine the cost of all this and why it is needed in principle, so it is also unlikely.
I'm more inclined to a real disaster and a real power struggle inside the bunkers. That's why they banned all artifacts so that people wouldn't even dream of anything else and would be submissive
@bodiyx: The technologies in the bunker are those that can survive for many generations. It is reliable and long-lived solutions - they basically look as primitive as possible. Let's say you have all the control going through the touchscreen screen - what happens if the screen dies? - Hana. And if you have toggle switches and levers, it's easier to fix.
The mayor, of course, is still a hypocrite and dictator, predictably appropriated the merits of repairmen with duct tape. Although he didn't have much choice. It's amazing that many even believed him, but hopefully not all of them.
And the judge seems brave if she wants to follow Jules) I even wonder what such adventures can lead to. But in general, the series without Juliet did not work out very well, I hope there will be more of it later. And we also need to find out about that dude in the bunker - who, what, how, why, and so on
Judging by how the development is going now, and knowing the plot of all the books, they will pull for 5-6 seasons, and then they will launch a prequel.
If it hadn't been for the bunker story from the first episode, I wouldn't have been so bombed by Juliet's girlfriend. All I'm thinking right now is, where are you going?
The parallels with bunker 17 are not bad.
Bernard is handsome, he's driving very well so far.
As I understand it, there will be such a sequence and such a plot
1 whether the series is about an old bunker and 1 episode about the new bunker and our main character and so will alternate until the end of this second season and we will be there to watch as the rebellion is brewing questions and so on and how our main character in the new bunker looking for a way out so to speak and finds Caqueta answers from the man, including that there is 1 survived and at the end of this second season she is most likely wearing a way as possible with the help of the basement - the bottom or more of the transition which connects all possible bins to get into your bunker and the last of the series will go back home so to speak defies belief that she's alive and back here once he returned back home and this will end the second season of the latest series and will be the third season is about the fact that there opportunity in the rest of the hoppers and the people will be divided into 2 camps, some will be for something that would alkavat the rest of the bunkers and it is possible to establish a relationship and Caqueta favorable relationships and delivery of the exchange of something either the others would be for the fact that it is dangerous and it is not necessary to go there in season 4 might dare to do it and will go to all the bunkers in season 5 it is possible the city will go to 6 may know will show how it all began - from what it all began
Something like that
Or assumptions - theories
In the second creation, the background of the bunkers was mostly.
Just by all guesses, there will be spoilers(
To some extent, I understand Bernard's logic, he is trying to prevent an uprising by any means, but I still don't like him, lol :)
And Juliet is a person with a capital letter, a professional in her field. She was never shown during the series, but thoughts about her constantly visited.
The interesting thing is how the bunkers are connected.
Constantly, when I watched the first season, I remembered this movie.
And the judge in the trailer with the mayor enters his secret room, so she's unlikely to help)
And it would be possible to check that it is still dangerous there on criminals who would be expelled there as an execution.
Except for the option that this is an experiment on the psyche, or the selection of the right people by someone, nothing comes to mind at all
Why lie if you really can't survive there
But it would be similar to the episodes about the bunker in the TV series Fallout)
In fact, I generally understand Bernard and do not see him as a villain, yes, he is an antagonist who does everything as his grandfathers bequeathed in the Charter; yes, his decisions may be unpleasant, but he does everything logically. I see that the plot has changed a little, but the basic outline remains the same, we must prepare for the fact that the second season will end with the end of the first book, so the narration may seem slow.
It would be interesting for me to look at the lives of ordinary people from the middle levels, whether they doubt which side they will take, and so on.
And yes, it would be more interesting to watch 2 episodes at once, so that the plot develops in parallel with both Juliet and Bunker 18.
I'm thinking of taking a break before the New Year holidays, the last episode was announced on January 17th, it's still tedious to wait every week)
P.S. I don't watch trailers, so I don't know if they will mix or not, but specifically these two series could be safely released together.
In general, the series is interesting and intriguing, I advise you!
"Juliet is an engineer"
An engineer will not walk along a bridge made of branches and debris. It's not about the field, it's about the database.
So, the question for book connoisseurs is the new character Meadows was in the book or is this an image created specifically for the serial plot?
Everything is going to ensure that in our bunker there will be a scenario like in that "new" bunker.
Alternatively, the bunker was built for a long time, the technology was outdated and no one updated anything in the living quarters, and a replacement was made in the control room.
A variant with a psychological experiment... Well, yes, it is possible, but on condition that technology has stepped up to build a dome over the bunkers filled with poison. I'm afraid to imagine the cost of all this and why it is needed in principle, so it is also unlikely.
I'm more inclined to a real disaster and a real power struggle inside the bunkers. That's why they banned all artifacts so that people wouldn't even dream of anything else and would be submissive
And the judge seems brave if she wants to follow Jules) I even wonder what such adventures can lead to.
But in general, the series without Juliet did not work out very well, I hope there will be more of it later. And we also need to find out about that dude in the bunker - who, what, how, why, and so on
In fact, I would like to know more about what happened to the outside world, why everything died out, we can only think about it..
And what led to the extinction of another bunker, which started the conflict
How many survivors are left, can the bunker be put back into operation again