L_AveryBrown

When Angels rain Hell on Earth - the result can be Heavenly for viewers.... Dominion I've never listened to critics. They're often biased by the sheer fact that the word 'critic' is in their job description. Instead of looking for the potential of a show they 'look' for things they feel are 'wrong' with it. Dominion was not given a fair shake with the 'paid critics' because they only saw the pilot episode. Likewise, it's doubtful that any of them ever watched the movie on which the show is based 'Legion'. The viewers to whom this show is geared at science fiction/fantasy fans who are the most likely to have seen Legion and therefore have a working knowledge about the premise. BUT the pilot as well as episode 2 were 'building' episodes meant to give those viewers who didn't know about Legion an understanding of what was going on. And considering the critics who gave initial reviews of the show were only given the pilot episode to work with - they missed half the 'building' of the show. It is not a 'new villain to fight or new disease to conquer' show. Dominion is an epic story that requires viewers to keep up with what's going on lest they fall behind in the lore of the show. It's a series where passionate viewers watch and rewatch episodes looking for Easter eggs hidden in the dialogue (of which there are many) - some of which carried over deep into the second season. Sadly, Dominion was cancelled by SyFy Network after 2 seasons even though its ratings were actually quite good ... despite the fact that its time slot was changed more than once. Had SyFy not tried to 'course correct' their line up Dominion as well as other shows that were cancelled at the end of 2015 would never have seen a drop in numbers. (Again, the drop was minimal when one takes into consideration factors like time slot changes, DVR viewing, OnDemand viewing, international viewership, etc...) Dominion has a massive global fan base. If you've not see the series - give it a shot. You'll find out how exciting it can be when Heaven raises Hell on Earth. Vaun Wilmott is the creative mind behind Dominion as well as one of the Executive Producers.