Previous reports have it that the ratings of the TV series, based on Stephen King’s 2009 novel, has slipped starting last season because many viewers have found the show to have run a lot of its ideas to the ground already.
“Under the Dome” may be on its last season and that would make it an interesting TV series to watch because answers are now being provided to a lot of hanging questions that were previously raised and left unanswered during the past two seasons.
The series, which premiered on CBS on June 24, 2013, tells the story of the residents of the town of Chester’s Mill that have been trapped in a massive, transparent, and seemingly indestructible Dome, which cuts them off from the rest of the world.
By cut off, it means that they have no internet access, no mobile phone signals, and hardly a radio communication to the world outside. Left on their own, the people of Chester’s Mill have to work together and find their own ways to survive, given their limited resources that also come with the rising tensions among them.
The government and the military forces, as well as the media outside, are quite aware of the situation of Chester’s Mill. They too, like the people inside, are figuring out a way to break the Dome down.