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:
In a massive shake-up for the hit CBS drama series NCIS, it was announced today that Cote de Pablo will be leaving the show next season. After being with the series for 8 years, her character of Ziva became one of the most popular additions to the show. The move, while shocking for fans isn’t really that surprising. The actress’ contract was up at the end of season 10 and has been the only one not to sign.
Cote will return to the show this Fall to wrap up her time on the show and give Ziva appropriate closure.
NCIS returns to CBS for season 11 on September 24th.
Nothing is safe under the dome, especially your secrets. That’s what the residents of Chester’s Mill learn in the episode 3 of the CBS show.
Recap of episode 3 of Under The Dome: “Manhunt“:
Finally, Under the Dome is on TV and if the pilot is an indication of how the rest of the series is going to be, be ready to be hooked. A pilot is not an easy episode as the creators have to introduce the main characters and the plot quickly. And what we can say about Under The Dome is that the show doesn’t lose time to do so.
This is one of the most awaited TV shows of the summer: Under the Dome premieres tonight, June 24th, on CBS.
The show follows the residents of Chester’s Mill, a small town, whose lives are suddenly changed when they’re cut off from the rest of the world when a mysterious impenetrable barrier, shaped like a dome, surrounds the town. A small group of people decides to reunite their force to maintain peace and order trying to answer the question: why this dome appeared and how to escape. The show stars some well-known actors such as Rachelle Lefevre (Twilight) and Dean Norris (Breaking Bad).
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