This episode kicks off the second season by killing off the two most likable characters. They may not have been the most important to the overall story, but likable characters give the audience a reason to care about the show. We'll see how the rest goes I guess.
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S2E1
syntory26 February 2024
Warning: Spoilers
Strange how linda just stood there when the suv was coming at her. Seems to me that if barbie had time to move then she also had time to move since they were both standing in the same spot. There's also a lot of characters that flip on a dime. The scene when barbie is breaking into rebecca's truck and she holds him at gunpoint before he takes the gun and hands it back to her and she instantly 100% trusts the man who she believed was a murderer 2 seconds ago. And why is the dome pulling objects in weird directions? When the chosen 3 are in the kitchen why is it that all of the knives and nails are pulled in one direction but the oven is pulled in a completely different direction in order to create suspense? And speaking of a poor attempt at suspense why is it that no one can just pull the lever on the gallows? The pulling of the lever is dragged out each time and the lever is not pulled. The writing seems to get progressively worse with each episode.
What happened?!
zenobia-beulah5 July 2014
Hi, my name is ZeeBee, and I was a fan of Under The Dome.
(Hi, ZeeBee)
I wasn't eager to admit it, but I really liked the show. The premise sounded silly, but since it was based on a story by Stephen King, I would give it a shot. For me, the secret to enjoying King was to check any demand on reality at the door and just listen to the man's story, because more often than not, it was going to be good.
I watched 'Heads Will Roll' for 15 minutes, and all I could think was, "what happened?!" It was nothing like the 1st season. It was if the director and editing staff was replaced by high school students that hated the show. I couldn't even watch the whole episode.
I'm not going to say I'll never watch it again, but whatever they lost from season 1 had better be found - and quick.
(Hi, ZeeBee)
I wasn't eager to admit it, but I really liked the show. The premise sounded silly, but since it was based on a story by Stephen King, I would give it a shot. For me, the secret to enjoying King was to check any demand on reality at the door and just listen to the man's story, because more often than not, it was going to be good.
I watched 'Heads Will Roll' for 15 minutes, and all I could think was, "what happened?!" It was nothing like the 1st season. It was if the director and editing staff was replaced by high school students that hated the show. I couldn't even watch the whole episode.
I'm not going to say I'll never watch it again, but whatever they lost from season 1 had better be found - and quick.
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