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FullHD5x10: Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 10 Watch Online Free 's something indecorous about laying into Under the Dome. For a start, it's too easy (titling an episode `Thicker Than�' is just asking for it). Secondly, if I wasn't writing about it for this site, I'd have switched off by now. Only sticking around to take swipes at something I'm fairly sure will piss me off each week really isn't cricket, especially as everyone who agrees with me me will have skedaddled long ago, leaving only a robust ten million fans to shout me down in the comments.

And yet.

FullHD5x10: Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 10 Watch Online Free clunker of a line, every melodramatic stare-down, every attempt at depth flattened by overly on-the-nose exposition and dialogue feels like a kick in the teeth to well-scripted sci-fi drama. To the kind of sci-fi that reveals something about the human condition other than "fathers and sons, it's never a walk in the park" and "women say a lot of things they don't mean". The kind of sci-fi that suggests probing metaphors instead of lobbing them at the viewers like snow globes smashing against a wall. "I've seen some things today that have been testing the limits of my comprehension" said Julia this week. Well I've seen some that have tested the limits of my patience.

The shoulder-slump began early on in episode eight, as Julia told a grave-digging Barbie, "You're pretty good at that". Credit where it's due, restraint was shown in not spotlighting the dramatic irony with a flashback to Barbie digging her husband's grave, but all the same. "I can't imagine losing a spouse like that", she continued, giving the irony corkscrew another painful twist.

FullHD5x10: Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 10 Watch Online Free just twelve and a bit hours since her mother's death, Norrie had passed through all six stages of grief: denial, bargaining, anger, depression, acceptance, and stating the bleeding obvious. Bonding with Angie as a fellow tearaway teen, Norrie felt moved to articulate a parallel that's been building since the dome was attacked with that big-ass missile with the killer line, "Now you're in a snow globe". Just once, the writers could have let a metaphor pass by unnoticed instead of trampling it to death.