Under the Dome - Season 3 thread
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Personally I thought the original novel was about twice as long as needed to tell the story well. Fluffing it out to five seasons is absurd.
Like many programs, they are taking some decent source material and using it as an excuse to launch a soap opera.
Like many programs, they are taking some decent source material and using it as an excuse to launch a soap opera.
I am still enjoying it. 
Especially when you distill it like that!
Sounds like someone's comedy routine.
So the cocoons were trying to turn the townspeople into a collective (like the Borg?) so aliens can gain a foothold on Earth to invade and take over? Yawn. And they're still letting the murderous Big Jim run around free? Someone cap his ass please.
In this season, Big Jim is Cassandra.
He can see the future, but no one believes him.
He can see the future, but no one believes him.
How long before Big Jim & Julia "hook-up"? 
How long before Big Jim & Julia "hook-up"?
You just made me throw up in my mouth a little.
Remember when this show was good? Me either. I watch a season and a half out of sheer determination and then realized that my life was valuable.
Did some one kill the annoying science teacher?
Oh, she got hammered.
Oh, she got hammered.
How long before Big Jim & Julia "hook-up"?
You just made me throw up in my mouth a little.
It could happen!
Junior scored with CSI, Joe pouted his way into bed with whatshername. Barbie and his matrix sweetheart. Everybody else is having a good time, why not Big Jim?
So...all those bad guys were just a few feet away on that island?
Big Jim and the dog is the best relationship on this show.
Is anyone still watching? CBS changed something and I couldn't watch the last EP unless I have a provider or use Amazon Prime. 
I am still watching.
The End of the World sure came quickly. That scene with all the people outside the dome... yikes.
I really thought for a split second they were going to have Big Jim and Julia get together when they were getting drunk.
Double yikes.
The End of the World sure came quickly. That scene with all the people outside the dome... yikes.
I really thought for a split second they were going to have Big Jim and Julia get together when they were getting drunk.
Double yikes.
The last episode actually kept my attention through the entire hour! I liked the meteors!
I wonder how much of the world is actually destroyed. That was one huge ass wall of fire outside the dome.
I can't help but theorize that the same beings/life forms that designed the dome were also responsible for that comet impact, probably by altering its trajectory.
I know I'm probably biased, since I wanted Dale to hit Eva so hard for hiding that key, and sentencing those folks who had survived the initial impact to a fiery death. I mean, I can sort of sympathize not having enough rations to feed those extra people, but who says that they couldn't compromise by telling the folks to either bring their own food (well, if they could find anything that would survive getting soaked), or to not expect to get feed much, if at all.
What really pissed me off is that she dismissed those banging on the walls of the shield as "part of the old world", as if their lives didn't matter one bit.
Which makes me think that the E.T.s inhabiting and influencing the Chester's Mills folks had intended from the start to wipe out the humans, wait out that comet strike nice in snug in those cocoons, under their shield, and then use the Chester's Mills folk's bodies as vessels to take over Earth for themselves when the dust settled.
I mean, why try to settle on a planet that they obviously knew was going to get smacked? Aren't there other inhabitable planets to inhabit, like that planet whose name I forgot that we discovered recently? Or was that their homeworld that got smacked by a comet (must've made the planet uninhabitable for them to want to leave), and Earth was the only inhabitable planet they could find, which they knew would survive that comet, albeit not without being bruised?
Of course, another question is what the hell happened to their bodies? Or could they only travel to Earth in the form of energy, not unlike Sargon and his buddies?
I know I'm probably biased, since I wanted Dale to hit Eva so hard for hiding that key, and sentencing those folks who had survived the initial impact to a fiery death. I mean, I can sort of sympathize not having enough rations to feed those extra people, but who says that they couldn't compromise by telling the folks to either bring their own food (well, if they could find anything that would survive getting soaked), or to not expect to get feed much, if at all.
What really pissed me off is that she dismissed those banging on the walls of the shield as "part of the old world", as if their lives didn't matter one bit.
Which makes me think that the E.T.s inhabiting and influencing the Chester's Mills folks had intended from the start to wipe out the humans, wait out that comet strike nice in snug in those cocoons, under their shield, and then use the Chester's Mills folk's bodies as vessels to take over Earth for themselves when the dust settled.
I mean, why try to settle on a planet that they obviously knew was going to get smacked? Aren't there other inhabitable planets to inhabit, like that planet whose name I forgot that we discovered recently? Or was that their homeworld that got smacked by a comet (must've made the planet uninhabitable for them to want to leave), and Earth was the only inhabitable planet they could find, which they knew would survive that comet, albeit not without being bruised?
Of course, another question is what the hell happened to their bodies? Or could they only travel to Earth in the form of energy, not unlike Sargon and his buddies?
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