Under the Dome (2013)

Under the Dome features Carolyn Hill and Alice Calvert, a married lesbian couple, and their daughter Norrie. Their relationship is portrayed with dignity and normalcy, integrated into the community without being a source of conflict or ridicule. Alice's tragic death is due to external circumstances, not her identity, affirming the worth of their lives and love.

The character Dodee Weaver, originally white in the novel, is portrayed by an Asian-American actress. Similarly, Carolyn Hill, also white in the source material, is played by a Black actress in the show.

The show predominantly portrays Christianity through figures like Reverend Coggins and Big Jim Rennie, who are depicted as deeply corrupt, hypocritical, and manipulative. They exploit religious rhetoric and institutions for personal power and control, with the narrative consistently exposing their immorality and the destructive consequences of their actions.