Dave (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 28, 2013 7:55 pm In the Stephen King WIKI it says it is in Maine

http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Chester's_Mill,_Maine

I didn't get that impression from the TV show but then, it doesn't need to be anywhere. It could be in your backyard, waiting to fill your dresams iwth pink stars falling in straight lines...

IMDb says:

Filming Locations

Showing all 3 filming locations

Southport, North Carolina, USA

Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Burgaw, North Carolina, USA

Stephen King sets most of his stories in Maine because he lives there. Just because it is filmed in North Carolina does not mean it is supposed to be set in North Carolina. I think they will never say the state in the program. I want to know because different states have different climates which affect what crops they can grow and how much food they can grow.

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 28, 2013 10:20 pm IMDb says:

Filming Locations

Showing all 3 filming locations

Southport, North Carolina, USA

Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Burgaw, North Carolina, USA

Stephen King sets most of his stories in Maine because he lives there. Just because it is filmed in North Carolina does not mean it is supposed to be set in North Carolina. I think they will never say the state in the program. I want to know because different states have different climates which affect what crops they can grow and how much food they can grow.

Minnesota and Wisconsin, corn and sorgum

Hawaii, pineapples and mangoes.

River

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:54 pm My brother watches it on Amazon Prime. Their commercials say they have a free 30 day trial.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/ ... =201112450

Thank You



$79/year ain't too bad but, I cannot find a list of offerings once the $79 is paid.

I see one can "rent" videos but no "free" stuff once the $79 is paid.

Link please.

Moi

TV Addict with a computer wired to my flat 60" screen

Episode eleven... of thirteen

Chester's Mills is still under the DOME.

Uh, this week -- I don't want to say anything. I don't want to hint. I don't want to speculate. It's too near the end to say another word.

It's an action beginning and a creepy ending.

Episode 12 --

All manner of things are falling apart for Chester's Mills. I so mean society has crumbled into nothing...

The Dome is on a rampage and the mad killer is killing with abandon.

IT's all gone to hell and not in a hand-basket more like a giant underdome of manure...

Now you can spoil the book if you highlight the text in gray:

Now let me say something about the original since the storyline has already departed from the book.

In the book, the big danger is the drug makers exploding the propane and they stocked so much propane that the fire after that explosion nearly ate all of the oxygen int he Dome. In that ending, Julia finds a way to talk to the mini-dome and it reveals itself to be alien teenagers on a joy ride having fun with the silly humans. Well, They all have a

"glory, glory, hallelujah-moment" and the alien teenagers behind The Dome release the town so the townspeople all don't die.

That ain't going to happen on the TV show.

I have not yet watched this episode because I am in the Pacific time zone. I think that Big Jim will be killed in this episode or in the next episode. I think that his son Junior will be the one who kills him.

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2013 7:40 pm I have not yet watched this episode because I am in the Pacific time zone. I think that Big Jim will be killed in this episode or in the next episode. I think that his son Junior will be the one who kills him.

LAst time you guesse and you got Junior right...

This time, nada - there is no joy in baseball today, mighty Casey has struck out...

Dave (imported) wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:08 pm LAst time you guesse and you got Junior right...

This time, nada - there is no joy in baseball today, mighty Casey has struck out...

I just finished watching this episode. Big Jim was still alive at the end. He could still be killed by his son in the next episode.

The tiny 30 second PREVIEW of the final episode showed The Dome blacking out the sky it was so angry and a gallows like the Wild West Hangings of old. It all wraps up next week.

And in the final episode of the seasons -- answers as The Dome goes black and then the pink stars rise into the sky...

If that doesn't make any sense, you have to watch the series.

And I won't even say that it's a cliffhanger ending but the reveals are satisfying enough to end a season.

Bye, until next season (maybe)