Probably won't even list her in that week's credits. Or acknowledge her in the script. In fact, CBS may just let her pout in that room for the rest of the show's run, and call it justifiable. Don't worry though, there's still DJ Phil.

I remember feeling this way for quite awhile about Heroes after the first season finale. But with Under the Dome, even people who loved The Following, or Alcatraz can act smug. It takes some of the shine off it.

In the third hand, James Bond barely stayed in the game after Le Chiffre forced his bluff, and Rapey Sambug folded. Joe had a full house. Barbie gave Ginger Spice a flush. I'm still waiting for the dog to play poker, though.

I'm calling 'em Natalie…. to the Second Power.

This is apparently Amazon's answer to House of Cards and Orange is the New Black. Take that, Neflix!!

CBS knows not how to depict grief, lesbians, or women in general. Unless it's in Big Brother house.

That's the go-to stockpile for lead actors and actresses on these network dramas these days, apparently. It seems a multitude of the 'actors' are really former fashion models. Which explains their limited emotional range perfectly.

No way @avclub-4819cb6499a58830f6309d138de97405:disqus how could anyone have a qualm with the man who was Gustavo Fring? Actually, from the bits and pieces I sat through of Revolution, I gathered that Giancarlo Esposito was the one ray of sunshine amidst all the poor acting, whiny teenage variety and otherwise. I just…

Gangie 4 Facelift!

I would like to hear Jesse Pinkman say, "Ice me, bitch!" though.

Under the Dome believes real science, or anything approaching it, will hurt the head of and thus alienate CBS viewers. They prefer a much safer S Word: Stereotypes!

@Heffer:disqus I second your motion to leave the red-shirt-may-die experiments to Junior, but if he needs a helping hand let's lend him Skater Bro as well. They deserve each other.

@avclub-c1c6fff1643a3af5bd167488ff19012d:disqus Poor Junior can only order one of them.

This would've been the practical and realistic thing to do in real life under any circumstances, but doubly so when you consider they're all trapped under a freakin' dome! I mean geez, in an "all bets are off" style situation where emotions are amped, people are panicked, and judgement is easily distorted, nothing…

You don't get around the internet that much, do you?

I wonder if Quentin Tarantino has been googling this search recently?

Liked for quoting Benjamin Sisko. Wish I could like it twice for that.

Most likely not, but the Revolution guy could take the Silver Medal in this category.

This must be how she knew all the juicy Chester's Mill gossip and doings even though she's been hiding this whole time, her husband works for CBS. He's keeping her in the loop.

What if the hand is bitten off by a loose seal? Does that work? I guess Three Hands and a Hook isn't as catchy of an episode title.