Our long national nightmare is over! Dobby is free! In case you can’t tell, Under the Dome wrapped up its nonsensical endurance test of a second season, and the results were mixed as always....

Most of the time, Under the Dome is just boring and inane. Which sucks, don’t get me wrong, but for the most part UTD is smart enough not to try to be smart, which...

It’s getting cold in Chester’s Mill. This is a big problem since evidently no one owns thick jackets, gloves, scarves, boots, or hats, but like all problems in Under the Dome, this one will...

Under the Dome has carefully, expertly painted itself into a corner with everything involving Zenith, Aktaion Energy, and Pauline Rennie. This can be a risky but rewarding stortytelling tactic, because most often the best...

Under the Dome basically hit the reset button this week, realizing (as I was afraid it would) that it had created an unsustainable, convoluted mythology that it couldn’t keep up with. So it said...

Right now, the problem with Under the Dome is that the bulk of the action takes place in Chester’s Mill, and ever since last week’s introduction of Zenith, Chester’s Mill isn’t all that interesting....

After Under the Dome shit the bed with “Reconciliation,” I honestly thought there was no way to get this season out of its tailspin. But I was wrong. “Going Home” isn’t just the best...

Under the Dome is going to give me a goddamn aneurysm. “In the Dark” was a better episode than last week’s “Reconciliation,” but that’s an unfair comparison because “Reconciliation” was a hate crime against...

“Reconciliation” was a shitty episode of television. Under the Dome is uneven at best, and “Infestation” and “Force Majeure” were surprisingly good episodes, but “Reconciliation” was a good showcase for everything wrong with the...

I never thought I’d say this about a CBS show, but Under the Dome was asking some pretty heady questions in “Revelation.” Too bad it insisted on bogging itself down with an uninteresting subplot....