The Kinship and the Resistance consider each other “the enemy within” the dome, but with Joe McAlister’s help (very literally speaking), they are all soon without the dome. But the government comes in and wants to make sure that word of a thwarted alien invasion doesn’t get out to the general public. All the residents agree, and they are free to start living their lives again. Oh, did I say “thwarted” invasion? Hmmm Read more...

In “Incandescence”, The final bloodbath begins as the race for the endgame starts in earnest. The resistance gets an unlikely ally, and a new queen is crowned. Karen and special guest co-host Barb discuss The Flas.. I mean Barbie's baby, Curiously heavy Kinshipsmen & women, and a sizzling hot dome. And that's not all you'll get! Be amazed by such features as Barbie of the Week, Obituaries, and Listener feedback - all in this issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette; Covering Chester’s Mill...

In “Love Is A Battlefield”, we see love being fought on two fronts. Barbie tries to bring Eva back from the Kinship, and Big Jim tries to reconnect with Junior. Both battles are lost, and the Kinship gets their new Queen. Things are not looking good for the Resistance. All this and some great idea for the Barbie of the Week in this issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette; Covering Chester’s Mill since 2013! Read more...

Eva goes from 0 to full term in just a few minutes, while the “Kin-wives” gives their lives for the new Queen. Meanwhile, Jim asserts “This is my safehouse” as Hektor from Aktaion saves the Resistance from certain “Death by Kinship”. But what’s his motivation? Seems like both Hektor and Eva are trying to leave a legacy Read more...

So, Big Jim, what’s plan B? Getting cornered in town with the kinship on all sides? Did that work better than “True Love’s Kiss” (™) on Barbie? I think not. Oh, and Barbie? Karen (and reader Barb) have no time for you after kicking Indy. I can’t even… Thanks for reading The Chester’s Mill Gazette: the only paper endorsed by Aktion Enterprises. Read more...

Our very own Horoscope columnist Karen called it! She figured out that the pink stars falling in lines that our denizens of Chester’s Mill saw was really an IMAX showing of Apocalypse Now. Or more like Apocalypse Not Really. This week, however, we discuss Jim Rennie, James Watt, and some great acting by Dean Norris (Big Jim), Aisha Hins (Carolyn), and the breaking point reached by Mackenzie Lintz (Norrie). Is our intrepid band of resistance fighters already being torn apart? Is Barbie...

Pink stars finally are falling in lines! (And kicking up ejecta.) But that’s not good news for the rest of the world. Turns out that being in the dome might actually be a good thing. Who knew! (Well, other than the alien minds taking over the good citizens of Chester’s Mill?) All this and the Barbie Of The Week in this issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette, where our motto is “We’re the last newspaper on earth. What else are you going to read?” Read more...

While Aktion has her caged, Christine unloads a lot of what’s going on to cell-mate Big Jim. It’s pretty clear that the dome’s appearance is due to Eva and her. But the way she refers to humans as something other than herself, and keeps referring to “my people”, you have to wonder who she is now (or who she thinks she is). All this and more in this issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette; where our motto is “Curiouser and curiouser”. Read more...

Barbie and Pete duke it out, but it’s Barbie who hits the home run. Jim and Julia get the Alaska access from Aktion, but Indy awakes answers from Jim’s jolted mind. And Christine declares that all this is for naught. It’s just too late for anyone. Read more...

Desperate times make for strange bedfellows, and Big Jim and Julia teaming up really fits that bill. Can the two of them really take on Aktion’s finest? And speaking of bedfellows, it seem that, in one day, couples are hooking up everywhere, including an aging alien and a Junior. Was all this in the master plan? Read more...

The denizens of Chester's Mill have gone through many changes in the 3 weeks they have been Under the Dome. But nothing like they have in the past 24 hours. What sort of manipulating have they been subjected to? Are they werewolves now, starting at the moon? And who or what is Christine, really? Read more...

“Under the Dome” returns for a third season, and almost everyone gets out of the dome, and a year later has moved on with their lives. Or not. Meanwhile, Barbie, Julia, and Junior struggle to catch up with the others, with Big Jim hot on their heels, while some dog seems to like following him around. (That’s can’t be good for the dog.) Read more...

To get you ready for the new season, 7 different Under the Dome podcast hosts representing 4 podcasts got together to recap season 2 and look ahead to what we’re expecting in season 3. In addition to Karen and Doug, other podcasts represented were Wayne and Troy from Under the Dome Radio, Mark Des Cotes from Solo Talk Media’s The Under The Dome Podcast, and Robert Southgate and Olivia from the Chester’s Mill Report. The roundtable was moderated by Aaron Peterson from The Hollywood Outsider. ...

In episode 54 of TripleCast, Cory and Karen close out the "GSM Crossover" with "Chester's Mill Gazette" and discuss Stephen King adaptation, "The Green Mile." Paul Edgecomb is a slightly cynical veteran prison guard on Death row in the 1930's. His faith, and sanity, deteriorated by watching men live and die, Edgecomb is about to have a complete turnaround in attitude. Enter John Coffey, He's eight feet tall. He has hands the size of waffle irons. He's been accused of the murder of two...

In episode 53 of TripleCast, Cory is again joined by Karen from Golden Spiral Media's "Chester's Mill Gazette" and they discuss "Misery." Best-selling novelist Paul Sheldon is on his way home from his Colorado hideaway after completing his latest book, when he crashes his car in a freak blizzard. Paul is critically injured, but is rescued by former nurse Annie Wilkes, Paul's "number one fan", who takes Paul back to her remote house in the mountains (without bothering to tell anybody)....

In episode 52 of TripleCast, Cory is joined by Karen from Golden Spiral Media's "Chester's Mill Gazette" to discuss the first of three Stephen King adaptations, "The Dead Zone." After awakening from a 5 year coma - the result of a serious car accident on his way home from an outing with his girlfriend - high school teacher Johnny Smith finds that he has developed the ability to foretell events. When his doctor and confidant, Dr. Sam Weizak, touches him he has flashbacks to the trauma Weizak...

Junior jars Jim (justifiably), Barbie brings his babe to the brink (but she can’t cross the chasm), and monarchs move mountains for Melanie. It’s “Alliterations away!” for this last issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette for the season! Doug and Karen discuss the (literal) cliffhanger that completes season 2 of “Under the Dome”. See if your ideas match up with theirs, or our wonderful readers who sent in Letters to the Editors. Read more...

To everything, there is a season, turn, turn, turn - The Byrds. Or Lyle. Or Sara Niemietz & W.G. Snuffy Walden. Or the book of Ecclesiastes. Barbie turns a gun on Hunter. Mel takes a turn for the better, then a turn for the worse. And it looks like Big Jim is going to turn on the Dome. And this being the penultimate episode of the season (listen in if you need the definition), we go a bit longer than usual. Consider it a fatter edition of the paper. Whether you're a woman of science...

Barbie hits some black ice while driving, sending the ambulance on its side and impaling Julia. (Now he knows how those of us who live in Atlanta feel when we get an ice storm.) Big Jim and Junior’s relationship is (back) on ice, but Big Jim and Pauline’s relationship might just be thawing. The egg arrives via air mail to Zenith, but you “can’t touch dis”. And Lyle arrives via slow boat to Chester’s Mill speaking of, what else, the End of the World(tm). Maybe that was his vision, but it...

Big Jim falls for Pauline (after first getting a bit cold), the egg falls into the pit (successfully), and Phil falls into the pit (unsuccessfully). And Rebecca observes that winter is coming...to Chester’s Mill. Listen in as Karen and Doug discuss this week’s episode, “The Fall”. If you, like Phil, would like to get something off your chest, let us know at the Chester’s Mill Gazette Letters to the Editor section, cleverly disguised as the Golden Spiral Media feedback page. Read more...

Seems to have been a lot of red doors in Zenith. Hunter seems to have found quite a few. But only Barbie knows the right one. The White Smoke Monster seems to be lurking in subterranean tunnels, guarding the entrance back into the dome. To allow passage, you must pass his test of being subjected to past memories or premonitions. Not bad, for the price of admission. And Aktaion Energy seems to be more than “just” an energy company. They even have their own mercenaries. Sounds like the...

Lyle awakes from his mumblings only to realize that, no, the Rapture hasn’t happened. Barbie wakes up a bit to how much his dad really knows about the dome. And Julia (and Big Jim) awaken to realize that you really can get out of the dome. (But we’re not sure if that’s a good thing at this point.) In this issue of the Chester’s Mill Gazette, we discuss the techie “magic” employed, a new character who is something of a hacker with a white hat, and who might have a vendetta against Big Jim....

With Lyle, Sam and Barbie falling in lines to the town of Zenith, and Joe’s drone discovering that the pit is a portal, “Going Home” gave us a glimpse of life out from under the dome, and hope for a way out. Barbie’s past catches up to him, Sam reunites with his sister Pauline, and Lyle seems, well, fixated. Meanwhile, Big Jim is ready to pronounce Barbie dead, holding a candlelight memorial for him. Gee, I wonder who he thinks would make a great replacement sheriff? Thanks for reading...

In this extra edition of the Chester’s Mill Gazette, we talk to Mackenzie Lintz, who plays Norrie Calvert-Hill on “Under the Dome”. As Norrie on the show, her character has gone through quite a few changes. As Mackenzie in real life, she’s had a very interesting career. Did you catch her in “The Hunger Games”, for instance? How has being famous changed her friendships? How did a tiring day at school perhaps land her the role of Norrie? Romantic comedy or dramedy? These and other questions...