Dominion: Season 1

TV-MA

2014

Created by Scott Stewart, Vaun Wilmott
48%
79%
8 episodes
Fantasy
Science Fiction

An army of lower angels waged war against mankind in this supernatural saga. 25 years later, a fortified group of... More

An army of lower angels waged war against mankind in this supernatural saga. 25 years later, a fortified group of surviving humans prepare to rise from the ashes.

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Where to watch Dominion: Season 1

Dominion: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia now... More on Google TV and Apple TV Store.

Dominion: Season 1 episodes

Pilot

20 years after angels descended from heaven to lay waste... More to the human souls they felt God had favored over them, a reluctant "savior" must arise to protect Vega, the last remaining stronghold of humanity. The savior has more to fear than just angels, as the elites of this new society conspire to gain power for themselves.

Godspeed

Alex rejects his new role as the Chosen One, but... More then a sleeper threat in Vega forces him to spring into action and protect the ones he loves. Meanwhile, Michael meets with Gabriel one last time before the war between angels and mankind reignites; and Gen. Riesen and David Whele try to tie up loose ends.

Broken Places

Alex attempts to escape his responsibilities as the Chosen One... More by leaving Vega, but an encounter with Gabriel's forces leave him and Michael fighting for their lives. Meanwhile, Riesen goes too far in the name of security.

The Flood

A powerful Vega senator takes the city's leaders and food... More supply hostage with one demand: announce the secret identity of the Chosen One to the public, or suffer the consequences. Michael is called to a family meeting of archangels... including Gabriel. Claire goes against the Vega Senate.

Something Borrowed

Alex begins his training with Michael, but soon after has... More a vision that causes him to go rogue during an Archangel Corps mission. Elsewhere, Claire goes out on a limb to protect Riesen, however she can't stop his long-held secrets from coming back to haunt him; and David makes a move to secure his power.

Black Eyes Blue

Alex takes on the not-so-easy task of trying to exorcise... More captive eight-balls of their angel possessors, and enlists Michael and Claire for help; David closes in on William's underground acolytes; at the same time, Riesen overturns David's plan to usurp power with a new alliance.

Ouroboros

Alex is called upon by Michael to help prevent any... More further casualties after innocent higher angels turn up dead in Vega; at the same time, Gabriel causes tension by revealing a long-hidden secret; William "re-educates" his father; and Noma reignites an old flame.

Beware Those Closest to You

In the Season 1 finale, the revelation of a higher... More angel's identity puts Alex and Michael at odds and Alex goes before the Senate to plead his case. Meanwhile, the marriage of Claire and William is followed by General Riesen's departure from Vega, Arika meets a delegation from Helena who bring with them shocking cargo, and Gabriel raises some suspicions with his so-called surrender.

Dominion: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

48_%27 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
79_%51 reviews
Audience score rating

"When Dominion isn't preoccupied with filling in its portentous back story, it provides some capably filmed action and a higher grade of acting than usual for this kind of show."

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The New York Times

"Even those familiar with the movie might find the 90-minute opener dizzying, as well as unevenly acted (to put matters kindly) and derivative in the extreme."

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Variety

"The explanatory opener is cursory at best, leaving those who have not seen or have forgotten (the film) Legion more than a little bewildered."

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Los Angeles Times

"(Dominion) may be one of the dumbest, worst-acted, most poorly written series I've seen in ages."

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Hollywood Reporter

"It still has a lot of work to do, but with care, Dominion has the potential to grow into something special."

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A.V. Club

"Dominion feels like it is unintentionally telling a separate story of a world in which humanity is held captive by quickie CGI."

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The Washington Post

"With a few improvements, Dominion could very quickly develop into a unique and enjoyable viewing experience."

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We Got This Covered

"The scale of Dominion greatly eclipses that of Legion. And even on cable TV budget, this is a better-looking and more viscerally satisfying experience."

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