Under the Dome
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am i the only one wondering how an old ku band lnb aimed into a 10" aluminum lamp reflector in the inside of a house, connected to an old patrolman crystal tuned radio scanner is pulling in distant military radio signals?
Seriously, I'm wondering who is responsible for the dome (crooked politician Big Jim?) and what, pray tell, is their motivation?
How many seasons did Jericho last ?
I watched "The 4400" was this on at the same time ?
Just 2 seasons,there was a huge uproar when cbs cancelled it.Netflix was at one point going to renew it,don't know if they will though.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0805663/
sad part is, i figured out the propane's use early in reading the book. Must come from living in rural Georgia
I can only assume they're using it to power whatever force is generating the dome. If so, that's some very potent propane.
Nope, just think about the preacher being high as a kite, and Big Jim asking if he had been using there stuff.
If they are, then the whole tv show is completely compromised compared to the book, and the biggest part of the story won't make sense for character motivations.
So, I vote it is NOT powering the dome.
I've personally been told by a die hard fan of the book that over analyzing the Dome means I'm missing the point of the story, because its all about the characters. And that although the dome is there, it's a background element just like the dome in "The Truman Show."
To which I disagree. This mysterious impenetrable and invisible dome is the reason for the story.
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To which I disagree. This mysterious impenetrable and invisible dome is the reason for the story.
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Next Episode: Season 1, Episode 3
Monday, July 8, 2013
"Manhunt": After a former deputy goes rogue, Big Jim asks Barbie to help keep the town safe; Junior determines to escape the dome by going underground.
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Monday, July 8, 2013
"Manhunt": After a former deputy goes rogue, Big Jim asks Barbie to help keep the town safe; Junior determines to escape the dome by going underground.
S~
IF it was only for the characters , I would quickly tune out. The only reason why this show exists is the mystery that surrounds the dome.
I think it is both the characters and the mystery of the dome. The way people act when caged in, creates a Lord of the Flies environment of sorts, and for some, the question of HOW on earth they are locked in a dome becomes secondary. I'll be curious to see how they play out the actual mystery.
