Prime Video Officially Says Goodbye to Rebecca Ferguson’s #1 Sci-Fi Series in 10 Days
Prime Video is removing the first season of Apple TV's sci-fi drama Silo, which stars Rebecca Ferguson, from its platform in less than two weeks. The removal is notable because it takes away a low-commitment way for viewers to sample the acclaimed series before deciding whether to subscribe to Apple TV, where Silo's third season recently premiered. It comes during a busy year for Ferguson, who also starred in the streaming hit Mercy alongside Chris Pratt and is set to reprise her role as Lady Jessica in the highly anticipated Dune: Part Three.
The final day to watch Silo Season 1 on Prime Video will be Thursday, 13 August. The show remains available on Apple TV, its original home, and its third season has just launched there. Ferguson revealed during Silo's press tour that she will appear in only one scene in Dune: Part Three, a significant reduction from her prominent role in the first two films.
- Silo Season 1 leaves Prime Video on 13 August 2026.
- Show remains available on Apple TV, its home platform.
- Star Rebecca Ferguson will have just one scene in Dune: Part Three.
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Prime Video, Amazon's streaming service, is dropping the first season of Silo, a science-fiction drama made for Apple TV. Silo follows a community living underground after some unspecified disaster, and stars Rebecca Ferguson, an actress also known for the Mission: Impossible and Dune films. Although the show was made for Apple TV, its opening season has also been available on Prime Video, giving people a way to try it without signing up for Apple's service.
That option is coming to an end: the season is set to leave Prime Video on 13 August, though it remains on Apple TV, where a third season has just started. The change matters mainly for viewers who want to catch up on the story before deciding whether to subscribe to Apple TV.
Ferguson herself is having a busy year, with a role in the film Mercy alongside Chris Pratt and an appearance in the upcoming Dune: Part Three, in which she plays Lady Jessica, a character she has portrayed in the two previous Dune films.