If last’s week episode focused on the aftermath of the season 1, the episode 2 shows us the beginning of all the stories which are going to rock our characters. We learn more about why Maggie went to Uganda & why it turned wrong for her, discover Neal’s implication in covering Occupy Wall Street and the most important: the Genoa operation.
Recap of “The Genoa Tip.”
Early this morning, the nominations for the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced by Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) and Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother?) who will also host the ceremony this year.
The big leaders of those nominations are American Horror Story with 17 nominations, followed by Game of Thrones 16 noms while Netflix’s House of Cards became the first online series to be nominated. Homeland, Breaking Bad, Downton Abbey, The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family are unsurprisingly still competing in several categories.
Below, the list of the nominees for the main categories for TV & movies:
It’s visitor’s day next week in Chester Mills. Indeed the military organized a sort of reunion between the people trapped and their friends and families still outside. But behind this idea, the army is hidding something more ugly.
This is the official summary for the episode 5 of CBS’s big fantastic show:
This week’s Under the Dome episode makes Chester Mills, the center of a huge medical crisis. After just a couple of days trapped by this mysterious barrier, the people of the town discovers that soon they’re going to face some supplies problems including medicine.
Finally, Aaron Sorkin’s big drama the Newsroom is back on air for its second season – with a new opening credit – taking place a year after the first one. And the season opens with an episode which should have named “it’s all about the consequences” as the episode focuses mainly on two incidents and their aftermath: Genoa and the American Taliban remarks.
But first: the Genoa incident which is going to be a big part of the season. The episode starts with Will McAvoy being questioned by the cable channel’s counsel led by Rebecca Halliday a really expensive lawyer (Mackenzie points out that the more expensive the lawyer is the worse is your situation). The hearing is about something called “Genoa” which happens to be a military operation the network wasn’t supposed to talk about. And despite being asked by the Department of Defense not to run the story of this operation, News Night did. As usual Will plays the cool sarcastic guys making fun of the lawyer every time she is saying Geneva instead of Genoa.
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