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‘Silo’ Season 3, Episode 4 Ending Explained: Tim Robbins Breaks Down That Jaw-Dropping Bernard Twist

If you rewound the end of Silo Season 3, Episode 4, you're not alone. 👀

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‘Silo’ Season 3, Episode 4 Ending Explained: Tim Robbins Breaks Down That Jaw-Dropping Bernard Twist

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If you rewound the end of Silo Season 3, Episode 4, you're not alone. 👀

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MashableExplainer · Jul 24, 7:00 AM

Silo Season 3, episode 4s ending explained: What happened to Bernard?

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"Silo" Season 3, episode 4's ending reintroduces former head of IT Bernard (Tim Robbins), who we find out is still alive after all. So, what's happened to him?

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