Who wrote Silo season 3's second episode, It's All Good?

Shelley Birse wrote Silo season 3’s second episode, “It’s All Good.” The episode is part of the season’s dual timeline, following developments in Silo 18 while the larger story explores the origins of the world shown in the series.

Birse joined Silo’s writing team for its third season. The show’s scripts are developed within a writers’ room, so the episode’s credited writer works within the larger story structure established by showrunner Graham Yost and the series’ other writers.

“ It’s All Good” focuses on investigations and memory-related tensions, including Billings’ inquiry into a disappearance and Daniel Keene’s encounter with a reporter. Its title is deliberately reassuring on the surface, fitting the show’s recurring contrast between official narratives and unsettling reality.

Graham Yost is a reasonable distractor because he created the television adaptation and serves as showrunner, but he is not the credited writer of this episode. Jeffery Wang and Katherine DiSavino are also associated with the series’ writing staff, not this specific installment.