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CATCHING UP: Under the Dome (Season One, Episode Thirteen – “Curtains”)

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By Manny on Jun 30th, 2014

First aired September 16th, 2013. The season finale of Under the Dome finally answers the questions about the pink stars and the Monarch. Unfortunately, the big reveal is not very exciting and is an overall letdown. Inside the mini dome, the monarch butterfly hatches and starts flying around, causing black spots to appear on it…

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TV, Drama, sci-fi

CATCHING UP: Under the Dome (Season One, Episode Twelve – “Exigent Circumstances”)

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By Manny on Jun 29th, 2014

First aired September 9th, 2013. After having “Barbie” (played by Mike Vogel) framed for murder, “Big Jim” (played by Dean Norris) has complete control over Chester’s Mill. He’s now become an outwardly bad guy and it’s exciting to watch. While organizing a manhunt for Barbie, Big Jim is told about the mini dome by Dodee…

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CATCHING UP: Under the Dome (Season One, Episode Eleven – “Speak of the Devil”)

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By Manny on Jun 24th, 2014

First aired September 2nd, 2013. Junior (played by Alexander Koch) interprets his and Angie’s (Britt Robertson) involvement with the mini dome as proof that they belong together. Angie basically tells Junior he’s crazy, so he decides not to bother with the mini dome anymore. Junior’s decision apparently makes the larger dome angry and it unleashes…

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Genesis (Part One) by Matt K. Turner

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By Keyoka on Jun 16th, 2014

What in the hell is going on with Adam Markusson? While “regular” isn’t the word I would use for this extremely successful, wealthy, apparently good-looking and intelligent (the list wraps around the corner) young man, it’s supposed to be a given that he would at least check the “human” box, right? No? Matt K. Turner,…

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Dust in the Wind by William Hutchison

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By Keyoka on May 23rd, 2014

For the past couple of weeks, in between fangirling over the madness of Orphan Black, procrastinating over everything (probably could’ve written this a week ago), and consistently shoving Ben & Jerry’s Milk & Cookies down my throat, I have been reading Dust in the Wind by William Hutchison. Hutchison has spent over 35 years working…

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TV, Drama, sci-fi

CATCHING UP: Under the Dome (Season One, Episode Ten – “Let the Games Begin”)

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By Manny on May 22nd, 2014

Hello, and welcome to Catching Up! Over the course of the next few weeks, we’re going to take a look at a few shows that will be beginning their new seasons soon. By the end, we should be all caught up and ready for current episodes. It’ll be a fun ride, one you won’t soon forget!…

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TV, Drama, sci-fi

CATCHING UP: Under the Dome (Season One, Episode Nine – “The Fourth Hand”)

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By Manny on May 18th, 2014

Hello, and welcome to our new series, Catching Up! Over the course of the next few weeks, we’re going to take a look at a few shows that will be beginning their new seasons soon. By the end, we should be all caught up and ready for current episodes. It’ll be a fun ride, one you…

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TV, Drama, sci-fi

Under the Dome Review: Season One, Episode Eight – “Thicker Than Water”

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By Manny on May 8th, 2014

First aired August 12th, 2013. The clash between “Big Jim” and Ollie takes center stage in this latest episode of Under the Dome. Thankfully, there are no major subplots to take away time from this long awaited fight. Ollie has formed a militia to cut off his well from everyone, depriving people of water to…

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Under the Dome Review: Season One, Episode Seven – “Imperfect Circles”

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By Manny on Apr 23rd, 2014

First aired August 5th, 2013. With the season halfway done, this episode of Under the Dome sets up new storylines to carry through the last few episodes. The biggest one is the introduction of a second dome, since apparently one wasn’t enough. This new mini dome is discovered by Joe and Norrie, who continue their…

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Sci-Fi Comics to Fix Your TV Blues

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By B.K. on Apr 13th, 2014

Sci-fi fans have a painful burden to bear when it comes to getting their television shows cancelled or truncated (I see you, Browncoats, I see you). Fortunately, for those who wish Buffy the Vampire Slayer was still airing or that they could watch another season of The X-Files, there’s another visual medium that works well…

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Upcoming Major Fan Conventions of 2014

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By B.K. on Apr 4th, 2014

Spring is here and Summer is on its way—according to the calendar anyway. And that means only one thing: get ready for con season! Falling at the end of March, Emerald City Comicon may not be the very first convention of the year, but it seems to be the one to really kick off con…

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TV, sci-fi, Drama

Under the Dome Review: Season One, Episode Six – “The Endless Thirst”

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By Manny on Apr 2nd, 2014

First aired July 29th, 2013. It’s finally starting to hit the residents of Chester’s Mill that they can run out of supplies, being trapped under the dome. When Barbie (played by Mike Vogel) and Linda (played by Natalie Martinez) discover the lake water is flammable, things begin to fall apart. First, people fight with the…

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