Based on characters from the 2010 hit theatrical film Legion, Dominion is an epic supernatural drama set in the year 25 A.E. In this transformed post– apocalyptic future an army of lower angels, assembled by the archangel Gabriel, has waged a war of possession against mankind. The archangel Michael, turning against his own kind, has chosen to side with humanity against Gabriel. Rising out of the ashes of the 25 year-long battle are newly fortified cities which protect the human survivors. In Vega (formerly Las Vegas), the largest of these cities, two houses vie for control and the stage is set for political upheaval and a dangerous power shift. Meanwhile, a rebellious young soldier begins a perilous journey as the war between the human race and the fallen angels hell-bent on their domination escalates.




Well, Dominion , that’s one way to end the Lady of the City’s reign. Yep, Vega’s leader Claire Reisen was one of the many fatalities claimed by the Syfy series’ Season 2 finale, shot to death by Duma, the violent angel sharing a body with her father. (If you’re new to the show, now would be a good time to hit Google.) The hour also found: * David Whele choosing to stay in the city where his son died rather than escape to relative safety in Helena with Arika. (Whele later was brought in front of the Duma/Gen. Riesen dyad, where it looked like things would not go well for him.) * Alex performing a mass eviction for the first time, with those he saved going on to stick around and fight the 8-balls on his behalf. * Lucifer, via the Prophet, ridding Gabriel of the darkness… and then later being revealed as needing Alex to complete his Voldemort-like return to corporeal form.

* Alex professing his love for Noma, who later reveals herself as being #TeamLucifer, thanks to the sweet new wings the Son of the Morning gave her. TVLine caught up with series creator Vaun Wilmott to get his take on the packed episode, whether Claire is really and truly gone and what a possible Season 3 will look like. Read on for the scoop.

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Based on characters from the 2010 hit
theatrical film Legion, Dominion is an
epic supernatural drama set in the year
25 A.E. In this transformed post–
apocalyptic future an army of lower
angels, assembled by the archangel
Gabriel, has waged a war of possession
against mankind.
The archangel Michael, turning against his
own kind, has chosen to side with
humanity against Gabriel. Rising out of
the ashes of the 25 year-long battle are
newly fortified cities which protect the
human survivors. In Vega (formerly Las
Vegas), the largest of these cities, two
houses vie for control and the stage is
set for political upheaval and a dangerous
power shift. Meanwhile, a rebellious
young soldier begins a perilous journey
as the war between the human race and
the fallen angels hell-bent on their
domination escalates.





Well, Dominion , that’s one way to end the Lady
of the City’s reign.
Yep, Vega’s leader Claire Reisen was one of the
many fatalities claimed by the Syfy series’
Season 2 finale, shot to death by Duma, the
violent angel sharing a body with her father.
(If you’re new to the show, now would be a
good time to hit Google.) The hour also found:
* David Whele choosing to stay in the city
where his son died rather than escape to
relative safety in Helena with Arika. (Whele
later was brought in front of the Duma/Gen.
Riesen dyad, where it looked like things would
not go well for him.)
* Alex performing a mass eviction for the first
time, with those he saved going on to stick
around and fight the 8-balls on his behalf.
* Lucifer, via the Prophet, ridding Gabriel of
the darkness… and then later being revealed as
needing Alex to complete his Voldemort-like
return to corporeal form.


* Alex professing his love for Noma, who later
reveals herself as being #TeamLucifer, thanks
to the sweet new wings the Son of the Morning
gave her.
TVLine caught up with series creator Vaun
Wilmott to get his take on the packed episode,
whether Claire is really and truly gone
and what a possible Season 3 will look like.
Read on for the scoop.

I heard the show has been cancelled! no season 3 again. I didn't really like it at first, but the storyline improved a lot over season two and it was really worth the time spent on it. the ratings were too low.

But there is still a possibility that it will be renewed