Silo, the Apple TV sci-fi drama starring Rebecca Ferguson, has become the streaming service's top-ranked series worldwide following its return for a third season. The show's success caps a busy period for Ferguson, who has featured in several high-profile projects this year and is set to reprise her role as Lady Jessica in Dune: Part Three later in 2026, albeit in a much-reduced part compared with the previous two films.

Silo, in which Ferguson plays lead character Juliette Nichols, came back this year after a two-year hiatus and has consistently ranked between first and third place on Apple TV's watchlists since its Season 3 premiere. Described as blending the dystopian tone of Fallout with the claustrophobic setting of Snowpiercer, the series follows a community living in an underground bunker with no knowledge of the world outside. Ferguson's other recent work includes Mercy alongside Chris Pratt, which underperformed at the box office on its $60 million budget but proved popular on Prime Video, and The Magic Faraway Tree with Andrew Garfield; she returns to the Dune franchise when Part Three opens in cinemas on 18 December.