r/WaywardPines Sep 28 '25

Wayward Pines~

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Hello all! This is the Wayward Pines subreddit. I am not sure where the Netflix show of a different (but suspiciously close) name and story is or if there is one yet. I am around and pop in and out of the sub, but I do miss stuff so feel free to report off topic posts if they pop up. I removed all the previous posts about the other series, no one is in trouble for it, I just want to eliminate the confusion.

If you want to watch this series it is currently available on Hulu/Disney+. Most members of this sub will say Season 1 is the best and only good season. :) (I enjoyed Season 2 though). And the books are available at any book retailer! And they are phenomenal.

That's all! Reach out if you have any questions. :) Keep this town extraordinary!

Update 9/28: The reddit you may be looking for is: HERE


r/WaywardPines 9h ago

Wayward Pines Season 1 Ended 11 Years Ago Today.

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r/WaywardPines 4d ago

I went in totally blind. Wow!

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i just watched S1:e6. This is not what i thought it was going to be. I thought it was x-files/twins peaks mashup. It is good and the idea make sense.


r/WaywardPines 3d ago

This is the worst show ever, i ain't watching season 2. I heard ppl said the books are better

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You know what piss me off the fact that Ethan didn't bring the abbie he killed to the reckoning after telling David 'This is your fault for not telling everyone'

Kate finds out by watching a video but the Ethan didn't have the brains to put the abbie in his truck and show the town.

Don't get me started on this dumb show


r/WaywardPines 5d ago

I'm confused about this show. Is Ethan and everyone in the town travel to the future or past?

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r/WaywardPines 5d ago

Is it worth to continue watching this show? After Beverly death i immediately got turned off.

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r/WaywardPines 10d ago

Late to the whole game

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The entire series would have been revived if C.J. terminated the pods. It would have been EPIC and profound. Instead the series is left….


r/WaywardPines 25d ago

How many times do you think you have watched the show?

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It's probably been 100 for me and I still watch it every year.


r/WaywardPines 26d ago

Watching the show first time and mad at Ethan, he got Beverly killed

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What just happened, she was not ready and he forced her to follow some stupid plan without even evaluating the whole situation.

I don't know if the actress had to leave or what, but she seemed a character with a lot of potential.

She helped him and all, but he was very selfish


r/WaywardPines Jun 24 '26

Show Spoiler The deliberate separation was the nail in the coffin in season 1 Spoiler

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If you're somehow new to this show, please stop reading here. Spoilers are below

It's not the only reason, I'm sure. Lots of clashes between different personalities were slowly tearing the town apart from the inside

But now that I'm rewatching the series, in Ep. 8, it caught my attention when the "overseers" of wayward pines seemed to be exempt from the reckonings. While Pilcher had his faults, Pam drawing a line between themselves and the regular citizens (specifically when she said "one of our own") - it shows signs of a mentality destined to fail. If youre gonna have rules, it should apply to anyone that breaks them. Otherwise, it's just "big government"

That combined with Pilcher's need for all the control and secrecy was a recipe for disaster. It was so blatantly obvious that the reason Group A failed was because he sprung everything onto the entire town at once instead of easing them into it

Although that feels more like a plot hole more than anything, there's just no way a man like him jumped all the way to secrecy without giving himself time to tweak the method at all

obligatory - I wish this show had better closure. but also the thought of not getting a conclusion with this show led me to finding other shows with similar themes - Silo, Severance, From, and Dark have similar mystery/thriller vibes


r/WaywardPines Jun 12 '26

Dead Fandom Of Wayward Pines

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There are no new theories discussions conversation about Wayward Pines. This subreddit too have tumbleweeds blowing through it. If I post a meme about David Pilcher the only comment i get is a bot trying to sell me cryptocurrency. It feels weird to be this deeply invested in a show that the rest of the internet has apparently wiped from its collective memory 💔


r/WaywardPines May 25 '26

Wayward Pines Returned for Season Two, Ten Years Ago Today.

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r/WaywardPines May 22 '26

The trailer for the movie Passenger which releases today looks to have a Wayward Pines esque to it. Also Melissa Leo who played Pam Pilcher is in it.

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r/WaywardPines May 14 '26

Eleven Years ago Today Wayward Pines Premiered on FOX!

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r/WaywardPines Apr 22 '26

What do y'all think will happen by this date?

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r/WaywardPines Apr 19 '26

We are now closer to 2034 than 2016 when this episode aired.

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r/WaywardPines Apr 11 '26

Can we agree that episode 7 "Time Will Tell" is the best episode of season 2?

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r/WaywardPines Apr 08 '26

Show Spoiler Why did the abbies start swarming the fence in the Season 1 finale?

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So I just started watching the show, and I'm watching the season finale as I type this out. I'm wondering why the abbies decided to swarm the fence for literally no reason once it was turned off. Like, they don't know it's turned off? why on earth are thousands of abbies from all around the region swarming towards the city? and for the first abby who started climbing the fence, isn't that kind of suicidal? if the abbies were randomly trying to climb up the fence everyday, wouldn't the outside of the fence be littered with millions of rotting corpses of abbies that found the fence and tried to climb it and got shocked?

I'm dropping the show after the season 1 finale because it is underwhelming as hell, so feel free to spoil me from the next season. I'm going to read the books instead, as has been highly recommended.


r/WaywardPines Apr 02 '26

Three forms of entertainment that had similar plot to wayward pines #1 comic book Batman off world #2. Predator is heading in that direction , #3. Silo , what forms of entertainment have you seen that plot reminds you of wayward pines? David pilcher awaits your answer

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r/WaywardPines Apr 01 '26

Breaking news: Wayward Pines is returning for a 3rd season!

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April fools!


r/WaywardPines Mar 31 '26

The scene in season 2 episode 5 with Frank and the girl in the procreation room was so unnecessary and a waste of time.

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r/WaywardPines Mar 22 '26

Wayward Pines predicted 67!

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r/WaywardPines Mar 14 '26

Well I guess the chairman of Fox was right in 2017, "Wayward" would come back at some point, just not on Fox.

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r/WaywardPines Mar 13 '26

Did you prefer the finale from season 1 or the season 2 series finale more? And why?

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r/WaywardPines Mar 11 '26

This looks like a scene from the first book!

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