Will we see more of the destruction outside the dome?
Neal Baer: You will see other perspectives, but we're not going to be outside the dome looking in at least for the short term. Maybe later.
Will we learn more about Norrie's unique family?
Baer: We're going to learn more about her mother, but not necessarily her past — more her present and future. After they made it through the missile attack, you'll see that there's a terrific reunion. It sets Norrie on a mission, which is really great in the next episode, with Joe. They're on their own mission, which ends in a crazy way. The next episode is amazing because it's the food riots. Early on, it was like, "Where are the riots?" It was only Day 2. Give us a chance! Now we're in Day 6, so now things are getting a little more tense. Now we're moving into the "fear" section. Some people may have been fearful from the very beginning, but Big Jim is pushing faith. Now that he pushed faith into the dome literally [laughs], we're moving into fear. Things really heat up.
TV Guide: Why was Angie nice to Junior in the moments before the missile?
Neal Baer: Because they were about to die! He was a little boy in that scene. It's not like they were hugging or holding each other. His head was in her lap; he's a little boy. That's an Easter egg. ... When he was a little boy, Junior said, "I only wanted to help you because you were sick." That's going to be very important. There's going to be so much that's going to happen between Angie, Big Jim and Junior. I can tell you she's not going back into the fallout shelter. She's going back to work at the diner.
TV Guide: Will Julia ever attempt to find out what Barbie was going to say before the missile hit?
Neal Baer: I don't know if she's going to bring that up, but we're not going to leave this dangling. As I said at Comic-Con, Episode 9 brings on some new characters who have a profound impact on Julia, Barbie, Big Jim and Linda. Everything gets turned upside down when Natalie Zea and Mare Winningham show up.
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Neal Baer: You will see other perspectives, but we're not going to be outside the dome looking in at least for the short term. Maybe later.
Will we learn more about Norrie's unique family?
Baer: We're going to learn more about her mother, but not necessarily her past — more her present and future. After they made it through the missile attack, you'll see that there's a terrific reunion. It sets Norrie on a mission, which is really great in the next episode, with Joe. They're on their own mission, which ends in a crazy way. The next episode is amazing because it's the food riots. Early on, it was like, "Where are the riots?" It was only Day 2. Give us a chance! Now we're in Day 6, so now things are getting a little more tense. Now we're moving into the "fear" section. Some people may have been fearful from the very beginning, but Big Jim is pushing faith. Now that he pushed faith into the dome literally [laughs], we're moving into fear. Things really heat up.
TV Guide: Why was Angie nice to Junior in the moments before the missile?
Neal Baer: Because they were about to die! He was a little boy in that scene. It's not like they were hugging or holding each other. His head was in her lap; he's a little boy. That's an Easter egg. ... When he was a little boy, Junior said, "I only wanted to help you because you were sick." That's going to be very important. There's going to be so much that's going to happen between Angie, Big Jim and Junior. I can tell you she's not going back into the fallout shelter. She's going back to work at the diner.
TV Guide: Will Julia ever attempt to find out what Barbie was going to say before the missile hit?
Neal Baer: I don't know if she's going to bring that up, but we're not going to leave this dangling. As I said at Comic-Con, Episode 9 brings on some new characters who have a profound impact on Julia, Barbie, Big Jim and Linda. Everything gets turned upside down when Natalie Zea and Mare Winningham show up.
Read Full Article @TV Guide
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