Ben Lindbergh

It's a unique bunker, you know?

It's not like the Silo bunker or the Fallout bunker.

It's a much nicer bunker.

You wouldn't even know you're in a bunker most of the time.

And that's kind of the hook for the show, that, wow, there's this bunker, it's underground, and it's a Truman Show sort of setting, and it looks like real life more or less.

So if you lose that and you're just kind of roving around the world and it turns out that the world's, you know, three to five years on is is pretty much OK, like at least in terms of the environment.

I mean, there's disaster brewing.

It's going to get worse.

You're going to get greenhouse gases.

But the initial disaster has passed.

I was worried it would be a little less distinctive, like this is the bunker show.

And now it's not the bunker show.

It's just another kind of wandering around the wilderness show.

And there are a lot of shows like that.

So that was my concern.

But ultimately, I still enjoyed it.

And X just kind of carried it and his mission and his determination.

And we still got glimpses of the bunker and we got flashbacks of the bunker.

But it was kind of preparing us, I guess, for the new normal of the show because season three, no bunkers anymore.

Or maybe there's an entirely different bunker, but not the bunker that we know and love.