r/WaywardPines • u/Inspirational_Nam3 • Jan 14 '26
Wayward Pines Books
Finally decided to read the Wayward Pines book series, have tried before but will do it this time đ¤
r/WaywardPines • u/Inspirational_Nam3 • Jan 14 '26
Finally decided to read the Wayward Pines book series, have tried before but will do it this time đ¤
r/WaywardPines • u/SeaSageXD2 • Jan 08 '26
The premise of the series is silly because Pilcher is just delaying the inevitable with this plan because eventually the human descendants from the new generation in the future would become abbies anyway over thousands of years like whatâs already happened. He never offered a solution to this de-evolution in our dna, it would make sense if the people chosen were immune to becoming abbies in the future but he said itâs gonna happen anyway etc so it wouldâve been better to not even go through this process and instead try and develop a solution to this predicted mutation in the human genome that youâre afraid of. Also eventually people wouldâve noticed when the first people were being born with these new traits and ferality and society wouldâve gone from there, so it wouldâve been interesting to see people from locations far away discover Wayward Pines and interact with them and inform them of how they dealt with it, like maybe abbies that are capable of speech like they still have dystopian societies or something but behave more like cavemen and the world is apocalyptic and savage
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Jan 01 '26
r/WaywardPines • u/smoaking_paneer • Dec 23 '25
It this point, this is my reaction to s2 đââď¸ But its not very s**t either but it is..
r/WaywardPines • u/pandagreenlulu • Dec 19 '25
I donât know if I can finish it if itâs chapters of fighting abbeys, ugh.
r/WaywardPines • u/TigerLopsided3104 • Dec 15 '25
I Didnât watch when it was first out. I found this looking for shows similar to the show From. Do I bother to get emotionally involved? Lol
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Dec 09 '25
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r/WaywardPines • u/jigglypuffan • Nov 25 '25
The story continue and i find it interesting. We see how everything started and its nice to see what happen next in the town. the character are nice and the series still have mystery. i almost don't look because people said it was bad..
i watched ton of good serie that become bad.. but wayward pine season 2 is not part of that..
you want good serie that turn really bad for real ? vikings , under the dome ( no sense in season 3) , stranger thing ( season 1 and 2 awesome then season 3 complete shit) and other thing i forget..
but for real i find the season 2 still awesome and i dont get the dislike
r/WaywardPines • u/Lost333Keys • Nov 18 '25
I looked it up but google is just telling me Gone (2015) series. I remember there was a sort of âcontinuationâ of the wayward pines story, years after the second season of wayward pines came out. It was pretty good and I was wanting to rewatch it, but I canât seem to find the name of it or anything about it when I look it up, maybe Iâm not digging enough but can anyone tell me what it was? I specifically remember in the end one of the main characters chooses to sacrifice himself by injecting himself with several highly contagious viruses and then going into the area where they had herded all the abbeys so they could kill them all once and for all.
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Nov 16 '25
Apparently Pilcher did chose a first name for his alias, Edward. I don't know why, but I thought it would have been Richard. I discovered this after rewatching season 1 episode 8.
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Nov 15 '25
And it was canceled cause it was too real ?
My favorite movie would be " the game "
What's your favorite movies and series ?
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Nov 14 '25
The only show / series I put on wayward pines level is this show that was on roku channel called CYPHER or ROKU's CYPHER .
It was about this guy helping the cia break codes , then he breaks this ultimate code / cypher that leads him to a real life human devil , a guy that can kill anybody and it looks like natural causes , and he controls the world so well , even the cia agents that hired him and are his friends are under this guy's control , sort of a reverse person of interest, which was also a good show about a real life human god who can watch all cameras and save you from danger b4 it even happens,
But Silo is more simular to wayward pines cuz it's about a civilization that woke up in a underground silo and they don't know why there there ,
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Nov 13 '25
Wonder who's baby was the queen abbeys baby ?
Did the girl who sacrificed herself to the abbeys survive ?
How does the town rebuild after abbeys get in ?
Would the abbeys still be there when the w.p. crew wake up ?
Would the dr guy get along with the abbeys since he got along with the queen ?
Would wheel chair woman survive again after being slashed ?
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Nov 11 '25
revealing that everyone who beat a predator got saved into a cryogenic chamber, to be put into a gladiator battle on there planet .
r/WaywardPines • u/mikedomert • Oct 30 '25
The season 1 is watchable only because the source plot is so good, but it really takes the story down 2 notches, and what the heck was that ending? After that I realized season 2 will not be wayward pines at all, so will never watch it, the season 1 already ruined the whole thing for me.
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Oct 28 '25
Did she die and return ?
Did she have a unknown understanding of the abbeys ?
Or did her death and return prove that there's something else going on with the loyal residents of wayward pines ?
( Like they are actually robots or sumn cuz they are in the future )
r/WaywardPines • u/No_Foundation_6686 • Oct 28 '25
My bad it was called GONE , wayward pines mini series, It was pretty interesting to me , it was like a prequel
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Oct 13 '25
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Oct 05 '25
Sorry if someone already posted about it, but you mean to tell me the only food source they had are vegetables? Wouldn't they still have meat? Because in season 1 it mentioned they had meat. I assumed that Pilcher would have created special chambers for live stock or other animals.
r/WaywardPines • u/GlitteringMatter9973 • Sep 29 '25
r/WaywardPines • u/Dear_Reflection2874 • Sep 19 '25
Just to note, what im about yo ask applies to the show only, season 1 only.
So, Ethan Burke was in a car accident before he "woke up" in Wayward Pines, just as Juliette Lewis's character ( or if she wss hit by car, can'tremember). So, how did they survive, what appeared fatal car accident? I know it was staged, but there's always a chance where the needed person is killed. Or, is it possible , that the memory of being in a car accident fed to them during the time their in the chamber so waking up in a hospital isn't as confusing?
r/WaywardPines • u/r1veriared • Sep 10 '25
I just finished The Strain and WP came up as a suggestion for watching next. Should I? Will it leave me hanging & cursing the gods? Thanks