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From Wikipedia
Fringe is the fourth TV Series co-created by J. J. Abrams. It is produced by Warner Bros./Bad Robot, and deals with a research scientist named Walter Bishop (who Orci describes as "Frankenstein mixed with Albert Einstein"), his son, and a female FBI agent who brings them back together. The show is being described as a cross between The X-Files, Altered States and The Twilight Zone."
From TV.com
FBI agents Olivia Dunham and Peter Bishop are faced with a rapidly spreading unexplained phenomenon of the threatening kind. In an attempt to stop the spread, they enlist the assistance of Bishop's estranged father, the institutionalized scientist Dr. Walter Bishop.
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The two-hour pilot of Fringe is now available! You know where to look. ;)
Fringe is the fourth TV Series co-created by J. J. Abrams (Felicity, Alias, Lost) and also his fourth collaboration with co-creators Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (Alias, Mission Impossible III, Star Trek). It is produced by Warner Bros./Bad Robot, and deals with a research scientist named Walter Bishop (who Orci describes as "Frankenstein mixed with Albert Einstein"), his son, and a female FBI agent who brings them back together. The show is being described as a cross between The X-Files, Altered States and The Twilight Zone. Like Abrams' previous TV shows, it will have an overarching mythology. Jeff Pinkner will serve as executive producer/showrunner. The Fringe series premiere is scheduled for August 26, 2008 at 8:00 p.m. ET
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Loooove it! ;)
Natawa ako when Dr. Bishop asked about Jello, is it? Out of nowhere. He's so cute, that old man. ;D
(http://pinoydvd.com/board/Themes/pinoydvdtalk11/images/post/thumbup.gif)to your signature, Reuven Malter!
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I liked it too!
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It started off a bit sloppily but quickly picked up by the latter half. I'm eagerly awaiting this series. If they play their cards right this could really turn into the next X-Files.
Loved the last scene, by the way. :)
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Where oh where is episode 2? I think it's been two or three weeks already since I saw the pilot.
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isn't this airing on September pa? saw the pre-air as well and looking forward to the rest of the episodes.. tagal pa ng September..
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Yikes! I didn't know. It's gonna be a long wait.
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Yeah, the pilot airs on August 28 on FOX, so your next new episode will still be in September. And since it's FOX, you better hope it does well immediately in the ratings, since they notoriously cancel brand new high-profile shows after 2 or 3 weeks if the shows don't perform.
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There are now two Fringe threads here. :)
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nice 2nd episode
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Anna Torv looks like a cross between Naomi Watts and Cate Blanchett.
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Lots of familiar faces here--Lance Reddick is well-known to Lost fans as the mysterious Matthew Abaddon, but fans of The Wire and Oz also know him for playing key characters on those shows. Speaking of Oz, Kirk Acevedo also played a main character in that HBO prison series.
Mark Valley played Atty. Brad Chase in Boston Legal, and before that he was also on The 4400. Blair Brown had her own TV series in the late 80's, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd.
As for the two male leads, Australian actor John Noble, who plays Dr. Walter Bishop, had his most famous role to date as Denethor in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, while Joshua Jackson played Pacey Witter, one of the main characters in the teen drama Dawson's Creek.
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As for the two male leads, Australian actor John Noble, who plays Dr. Walter Bishop, had his most famous role to date as Denethor in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, while Joshua Jackson played Pacey Witter, one of the main characters in the teen drama Dawson's Creek.
that's why his face looks so familiar.. haha.. now i know. :)
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What do you guys think of episode two?
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What do you guys think of episode two?
Derivative of some X-Files episodes such as "Squeeze", "Tooms" and "2Shy". Anyway, they started out with a strong pilot so, I'm still hopeful.
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Just watched the entire 2-hour pilot in full--great stuff! Hopefully they'll be able to sustain it for the rest of the season. Loved the way the show displays the captions when the location shifts--very Panic Room-like. 8)
Anna Torv looks like a cross between Naomi Watts and Cate Blanchett.
...with some Claire Danes mixed in.
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...with some Claire Danes mixed in.
UGH :P Have to disagree. Not even close to looking like ms. whats-her-face.
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Saw the 2nd episode. Not bad at all, as more evidence of the "pattern" starts showing up...i just hope this pattern doesn't include Milo Rambaldi, The Hanso Foundation, or the Tagruato Corporation. ;D
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I wasn't an X-File fan, so, when I read others posts that it's a mix of X-files and so and so, I didn't exactly want to see it. But I guess curiosity got the better of me and I must admit, after watching the first two episodes so far, I'm hooked! At the start, I was like, "Oh no! Another Fox/Mulder-type lead character!" But then the twist and the...well, you better watch it na lang.
Oh, and I love thow they use a three-dimensional National Geographic-like (or is that Discovery?) lettering of every scenes' location.
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You'll probably love the X-Files, then ;D
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^And the X-Files episodes that came to my mind after watching episode two of "Fringe" were "Teliko," "Young at Heart," and "Scary Monsters." ;)
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Well, the ongoing background arc about 'The Pattern' promises something that the X-Files couldn't deliver: Answers.
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Well, the ongoing background arc about 'The Pattern' promises something that the X-Files couldn't deliver: Answers.
If you've watched the X-Files series finale you'll know they did answer everything ;)
But it was the worst episode in television history ;D
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Just watched the 3rd episode--again, not bad. Another pattern case, this time involving "The Ghost Network", which also happens to be the episode title.
I noticed that in this episode and also in the previous one, Darin Morgan is now listed in the credits as "Consulting Producer".
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I noticed that in this episode and also in the previous one, Darin Morgan is now listed in the credits as "Consulting Producer".
The "Flukeman" must be experiencing dejavu on the set sometimes.
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Just watched the 4th episode--it's the best episode yet, with lots of strangeness, adding more mystery to Walter & Peter's history. This show keeps getting better and better...
John Noble gives an awesome performance here throughout, and that last part where he talks to Peter just before the episode ends deserves an Emmy nomination. 8)
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It's been picked up for a full season, hopefully it gets even better.
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Incredible series! The acting, the cast, the writing...the wit & humor! Great series in a long while since the first season of Heroes!
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Forgot to add that when I first saw the poster or heard about Fringe, I though, the poster and the name ringed a bell (Massive Dynamic pun intended). And when I was browsing my downloaded comic books...there it is. A Fringe comicbook from Wild Storm. It's a 6-part series with issue #1 hitting the shelves only last month. The first part deals with a young Walter Bishop when he started teaching at Harvard and his first encounter with William Bell and a substory about mind transfer experiements.
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Could somebody be kind enough to enlighten me what the Observer could represent? some kind of angel or it's just one of those things to keep us wondering as the series goes on?
Freckles or not, I like the total aura of the main lady character. Actually, I like the way she walks.
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Anna Torv has what many TV show ladies don't, nowadays: Character.
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^ and she's frakkin' hot! ;D
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Oh she's definitely freakin' hot! Overflowing with sex appeal!!!!
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Could somebody be kind enough to enlighten me what the Observer could represent? some kind of angel or it's just one of those things to keep us wondering as the series goes on?
He's some kind of "Man in Black" character...extremely creepy though. Those who still have the Pilot and episodes 2-3, was he really there in some scenes?
Btw, check out the Massive Dynamic web site (http://www.massivedynamic.com)--there are probably tons of easter eggs in there for those who can find them. ;D
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The Observer definitely has its basis on the Man in Black urban legend, right down to the freaky way he tries to act normal or human.
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^very true, indie boy. Some sources state that he was also partly based on the Marvel Comics character, The Watcher. Although in Walter's case years ago he didn't merely observe, he actually did something benevolent.
I rewatched the Pilot and episodes 2 & 3, and yup, The Observer was there all right--it's like Where's Waldo?, LOL
No new Fringe episode this week due to the Presidential Debates on US TV, so there's enough time for me to search for the easter egg that gives a clue about the next episode--just like Lost, this show hides a lot of easter eggs, not just within the show, but also in the title sequence: a single frame appears with the words "Observers Are Here" for one second just after the words "Dark Matter" in the title credits. ;D
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The bald guy (Observer?) made another appearance coming out of the elevator in the latest episode.
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Episode 6 was a very good Olivia-centric episode--we got to learn more about her, and Anna Torv gives an excellent performance during the the last 5 minutes. 8)
The Observer was a bit difficult to spot in this episode, but he was there all right. ;D
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I just knew something was up when they cast Trini Alvarado for such a small role.
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Could the Gentleman be...the Observer? ???
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Episode 9 was great--the first five minutes alone is a doozy.
And they showed some kind of connection with... Lost? :D
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this got me really laughing in Episode 9: Monarch -
Dr. Walter Bishop: (Talking to Olivia before she enters the tank) "I just got an erection. Oh, fear not. It's nothing to do with your state of undress. I think i simply need to urinate."
:D :D :D
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Dr. Walter Bishop: (Talking to Olivia before she enters the tank) "I just got an erection. Oh, fear not. It's nothing to do with your state of undress. I think i simply need to urinate."
Yup, that was hilarious, and the reactions of both Olivia & Astrid were priceless. I wonder if that line was aired intact during the actual TV broadcast? :D
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Watched ep9 this morning! it keeps getting better and better...
Hehehe that was an "awkward" but hilarious scene...
Btw, bro ashKetchum....i must have missed the "lost" connection, can you pm me what it was...
;D
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Watched ep9 this morning! it keeps getting better and better...
Hehehe that was an "awkward" but hilarious scene...
Btw, bro ashKetchum....i must have missed the "lost" connection, can you pm me what it was...
;D
it's the plane ticket indicating Oceanic which was the airlines that crashed in Lost.
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it's the plane ticket indicating Oceanic which was the airlines that crashed in Lost.
Hehehe Thanks bro! panoorin ko ulit!
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the free tv broadcast started at cs9 last night, which i caught by accident. was nice seeing blair brown again. who'd forget her nude scene in altered states, 30 years back.
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Just watched episode 10: "Safe" --great episode, with everything building up fast as a lead-in to the next episode, "Bound", which co-creator Roberto Orci calls "the midpoint of the series". Bad news is that episode 11 will be aired next year, January 20, 2009--ang tagal pa! :'(
Best quote from Walter: "Are you tripping, Agent Dunham?" ;D
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Man, this show gets crazier (in a good way) every episode. I sure hope there's more connection to LOST coz I really dig crossovers.
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its really funny how Walter delivers a punchline ;D
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One of the rare shows this year that's not a disappointment. Hope it doesn't turn out to be another Heroes after a great first season :-\
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At last, Fringe returns with a new episode, and this is one of the best. The intro is unusually long, and I like the way it recaps the plot and main characters without resorting to the old "Previously on Fringe...". As usual, there's a wtf?!! moment right before the opening credits. ;D
I wasn't able to spot the Observer this time, but I'll rewatch the episode later.
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Loved the unexpected twist in the end. Just when you thought you're already deep in the conspiracy of The Pattern, you realize you haven't even plumbed the depths of this whole thing.
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I love "The Tank". They should have used it every episode. ;D
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wasn't able to observed "the observer" or i was being observed ;D
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wasn't able to observed "the observer" or i was being observed ;D
He gets harder to spot every episode--in "The Transformation" (episode 13), he's standing on the left side of the field where the plane passes by on its way to a crash landing; you'll have to zoom in closely, but it's him, coat, briefcase and all. ;D
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Anna Torv and John Scott character got married in real life.
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Whilst Heroes is getting deeper and deeper into a s**thole because of crappy writing, Fringe is getting better and better.Who knew Orci and Kurtzman could actually pull it off? They are this generation's Braga and Moore.
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I've seen the first two episodes of this.
I liked the first one. But the second one - - - about the progeria baby(interesting enough premise) - - - had really crappy dialogue (when Lance Reddick of The Wire is giving his briefing to Blair Brown and the others, try closing your eyes and listening to his lines . . .awful . . not to mention Brown's lines herself all throughout the episode) and some off-putting bad acting on the part of Anna Torv (when she runs away from the lab,distraught over not having found the latest victim or something,I was "ehhh?wala bang take 2 yun?") , I thought I was watching outtakes. And JJ Abrams had writing credit, too. It ain't as bad as the writing in Heroes but it was a significant drop in quality for me.
I'll check out the third episode, which seems to be off to a promising start, from the few minutes of it I took a peek into. Hope the series gets better as it moves along.
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^ If you'll notice, some of their explanations and premises are kind of off, too. A friend pointed out one time about how the show explained the logic behind Ocham's Razor, and how, apparently, the simplest solution is the most plausible one. The way the show had a scientist explain this "simplicity" made it worse.
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Any explanation coming from Walter is always "kind of off", since he's supposed to be insane. ;D
The show mostly deals with fringe science--not the most legitimate branch of science. It's about as convincing as time travel on Lost or giant monsters on Cloverfield, but hey, I'm thoroughly enjoying the ride on the Fringe train.
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When I said "kind of off" I meant completely wrong, and not in a it-was-explained-by-a-loopy-person kind of way ;) If you're going to base "fringe" science off of "true" scientific thoughts and tenets, at the very least, have those true aspects explained factually -- then only then do you go off into the crazy.
But hey, make no mistake or assumption, I'm also a fan of the show. Anna Torv is HOT :o
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I agree. This is where shows like this tend to go off the rails a bit.
I'd watch Lance Reddick in anything and am glad to see he's getting work after The Wire and I think Fringe is good junk food fun myself - -the third episode was better than the second, dialogue-wise and actingwise - - - easy to consume and if it doesn't ask you to leave your brain at the door it doesn't really ask you to use it very much. And yeah, that Torv woman is hot, bad acting notwithstanding. Still it's pretty much a means to plug the Chris Carter vacuum. Lost is still the way to go for your JJ Abrams mindfrak fix. But hey, I'm watching both. I've got ten more episodes to go on this one to see if it goes nowhere but up.
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Anna Torv is HOT :o
a pity she fell for and got married to the guy who plays John Scott (Mark Valley) :'(
I've got ten more episodes to go on this one to see if it goes nowhere but up.
it gets better. the 4th episode is considered to be one of the best, and introduces us to The Watcher Observer.
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it gets better. the 4th episode is considered to be one of the best, and introduces us to The Watcher Observer.
Thanks. I think I'll put it on tonight. ;D
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Still it's pretty much a means to plug the Chris Carter vacuum.
On that bit, it still has a ways to go. I could go on forever how absolutely nothing can compare to the X-Files, but that would come off as hijacking this thread.
I'll do it anyway. The X-Files has its own faults, with plots that stem mostly on the paranoias of people. That, it seems, is only when a fair amount of the logic can be chucked out the door for more of the fantastic and downright ridiculous (Flukeman, anyone?). But one thing that the X-Files has that Fringe doesn't is chemistry between the two (or three) leads. Even Skinner was a welcome addition to the Scully-Mulder dynamic. I've seen this from the very first episode of Fringe and a lot of people have also noticed the complete lack of any kind of tension or chemistry between the characters (but I admit, Walter and Peter are MFEO). Then again, it could be argued that that's not the point of the show -- it probably acknowledges that yes, The X-Files has done this before, but the public needs to see something else. On that I would be more than willing to stand corrected.
To its credit, Fringe basically turns the whole conspiracy plot upside down. On the X-Files, you have a group of individuals fighting against a government that lies to the people. While in Fringe, it's the other way around -- here, the government is the good guy and something else is The Big Bad.
I would like to end this hijacking with "Anna Torv is HOT."
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I agree it has a long way to go when it comes to plugging the x Files vacuum and I doubt if it will. You can't really plug a show's vacuum with another show that is,in many ways, the exact same show. Slight deviations in nuance and dynamics occur but let's not kid ourselves here, Fringe is an X Files rip-off (itself an Avengers hommage) , a slightly better rip-off than The Chronicle or Dark Skies - - which , bad as they were, took the effort of not making its Mulder/Scully clones FBI agents.
Plus I agree about the lack of chemistry. A friend and I were talking about this the other day - - the lack of chemistry and how everybody's so uptight and needlessly intense. Mulder and Scully (like Steed and Peel) had chemistry in spades and that was more than half the battle. Regardless of aesthetic motives, chemistry between the two leads should be paramount. And I don't think, at this point, they should even try to get out of the XFiles Ripoff shadow. The show mainly feeds off our love for Grant Morrison-style black science/weird conspiracies. It just has to be well-told (and people say it is, I'm only up to Ep. 4 but it does look good, loved the frozen bus particularly) and , ripoff or no ripoff, all will be forgiven. It already is, I think.
Like I said, I saw the 4th episode recently and yes, the quality does go up quite a bit from Episode 2, which was a mess. Good solid entertainment. The 3rd one was no slouch either. I still have problems with some of the acting. Everybody seems prone to outbursts at the tiniest provocation. It's a little off-putting. And not very realistic. But this was a fairly well-written episode, if only for the revelations and how they put an end to the Oatu/Observer parallels. Plus the dialogue has improved significantly - - - I noticed that Abrams didn't share writing credit with Kurtzman and Orci, so the two may be the culprits. After Whedon (Buffy), Sorkin(WestWing) , Milch(Deadwood) , Moore(BSG), Simon (Wire) and indeed Abrams (Lost) and Christ Carter you sort of half-expect these young turks to take writing pointers. Oh well. The twist ending to this one wasn't surprising , too, since they keep putting Mark Valley's name on the credits, which is sort of like putting Kevin Spacey's name up on the credits of Seven.
I'm cracking the 5th episode soon. It IS a fun ride. Comfort TV. And everybody swears it goes nowhere but up. But i'm shifting to BSG for the meantime.
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Just watched episode 14 - "Ability", and it's one superb episode, with little bits surfacing here and there, with the return of Mr. Jones and the ZFT, the Observer looking straight at the camera, Olivia revealing her mutant abilities (LOL), and a shocker at the very end.
I'm starting to sound like a broken vinyl record, but what can I say? It just gets better and better. My only problem with this show is that they keep holding back the new episodes--the next episode (#15) will air in April, but if I read it right, the last 7 episodes will air every week from that point on until the season finale.
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Walter is kinda like Stephen Hawking - he's got a theory for everything.
Well, I really like this series but the bald black boss needs to chill out a little bit.
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Just watched episode 14 - "Ability", and it's one superb episode, with little bits surfacing here and there, with the return of Mr. Jones and the ZFT, the Observer looking straight at the camera, Olivia revealing her mutant abilities (LOL), and a shocker at the very end.
I'm starting to sound like a broken vinyl record, but what can I say? It just gets better and better. My only problem with this show is that they keep holding back the new episodes--the next episode (#15) will air in April, but if I read it right, the last 7 episodes will air every week from that point on until the season finale.
Fringe is a frigging freight train right now. The plots keep getting better and the "mythology" is fast gaining flesh. Just when you thought that the revelation by Loeb to Dunham in "Bound" was the biggest "what the?!" moment for the first half of the season "Ability" just one-ups it totally. I'm a bit ambivalent about putting that drug angle on Dunham's supposed ability but I'll see where the writers will take this. At this point, I see that as the first big misstep in this fine series.
I am enjoying the ride immensely. This is one intelligent TV series. It's just too bad that we'll have to wait for the next episode again.
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Fringe had me in marathon junkie mode the last few nights, sleeping unhealthily late. It's my new Primeval. JJ Abrams in B movie mode ain't such a bad thing. Only problem is, I got as far as Episode 10 of the series and that's as far as my . . .umm . . . "compilation" got which was a bummer as Episode 10 ended in a sort of cliffhanger. Now downloading the other four that have already come out. The subplot about Walter's safety deposit boxes was a doozy. And the killer butterflies from Episode 9. Episode 7 was one of the ones I liked best mostly out of how it was Brad Anderson who directed, always liked his pulse for creepy stuff, which he showed off to terrific effect in Session 9 and The Machinist. Also, the parasite around Loeb's heart was squeamish-creepy in the best Sam Raimi Evil Dead way. I hear he's directing Episode 13 ,too. Not downloading fast enough.
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11-14 downloaded!
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Fringe is a frigging freight train right now. The plots keep getting better and the "mythology" is fast gaining flesh. Just when you thought that the revelation by Loeb to Dunham in "Bound" was the biggest "what the?!" moment for the first half of the season "Ability" just one-ups it totally. I'm a bit ambivalent about putting that drug angle on Dunham's supposed ability but I'll see where the writers will take this. At this point, I see that as the first big misstep in this fine series.
I am enjoying the ride immensely. This is one intelligent TV series. It's just too bad that we'll have to wait for the next episode again.
I really like Walter's mad scientist craziness and humor...rarely do you see that kind of character nowadays and actors who can pull it off convincingly...
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Yup, Walter Bishop is the best character to grace TV in years -- well, he and Barney Stinson. :)
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Also, the parasite around Loeb's heart was squeamish-creepy in the best Sam Raimi Evil Dead way. I hear he's directing Episode 13 ,too. Not downloading fast enough.
wait til you see how a mutated cold virus looks like :P
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Soon I will. Just got the 4 remaining episodes.
John Noble is wonderfully cast and a far cry from his role in Return of the King, I might add. For me, he's the most fully-realized character in the whole thing, he's a trope,sure- - -quintessential mad scientist - - - they all are,really, but he sure as hell runs with his trope and takes it to some pretty interesting places. He screams JJ Abrams more than anybody else (they scream more Chris Carter). He wouldn't be . . um, lost . . . in Lost.
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could it be walter bishop who wrote the zft?
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Finished every episode already. The Transformation is my favorite episode. Again, Brad Anderson.
Loved the Jonathan Carrooll hommage in Ability.
But . . . a question to its ardent fans or to anybody shaper-eyed than I probably was last night . . .
if Jones was going to be teleported out of prison . . .why dye your hair black? ???
Lapse in logic? Gaffe?
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^same reason for donning a suit perhaps? :D
On that point, yeah why not go au naturelle instead like what the Governator does in his T1000 alt mode?
Must be the PG viewing crowd ;D
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Finished every episode already. The Transformation is my favorite episode. Again, Brad Anderson.
Loved the Jonathan Carrooll hommage in Ability.
But . . . a question to its ardent fans or to anybody shaper-eyed than I probably was last night . . .
if Jones was going to be teleported out of prison . . .why dye your hair black? ???
Lapse in logic? Gaffe?
Could be one of those esoteric reasonings that was just implied but never explained. Kinda like his request for suntan lotion, it could have an effect on the teleportation.
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The suntan I sort of get.
As for the dying his hair black, my initial thought was that he wanted to pass himself off as his lawyer but then that wouldn't make sense.
Nor would dressing up in a suit - - - but I let that one slide as vanity on Jones' part, specially since he specifically asked his lawyer to get a new suit from his "tailor", which his lawyer refused to do.
Although teleportation, according to The Fly and not Nightcrawler at least, always requires teleporting in the buff, presumably to reduce the risk of your molecules bonding with the molecules of fabric when you re-assemble. Maybe the suit circumvented that problem and the side effects Jones was experiencing had to do with getting the wrong "suit".
So yeah, suffice to say, I was bothered by that little details of Jones' escape, specially the hair dye, as I've been paying close attention to every detail ever since the sort of reveal on the Bound episode. Hipefully there's a reason up JJ Abrams' sleeve for this.
And I'm hoping the reveals at the end of Ability - - -the bomb made of lights, the hospital wall, the phone call - - -doesn't help the show degenerate into the mess Heroes has become. But this is JJ Abrams, who seems far far smarter than Tim Kring and his cohorts. And this is a far far smarter show, all told. Which is probably why it has less viewers. ;D
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since Mr. Jones' intent wasn't only to teleport, but to travel in time as well, I always thought he needed the dye to appear younger in case he traveled to the past. ;D
And this is a far far smarter show, all told. Which is probably why it has less viewers. ;D
maybe Fringe has less viewers here as compared to Heroes, but apparently not in the USA:
ratings for the last 6 episodes of Heroes:
Episode.................Viewers in millions
Volume III: Villains
"The Eclipse, Part 1"..............7.85
"The Eclipse, Part 2"..............8.02
"Our Father".........................7.78
"Dual"..................................7.87
Volume IV: Fugitives
"A Clear and Present Danger"....8.45
"Trust and Blood"....................7.90
ratings for the last 6 episodes of Fringe:
Episode.................Viewers in millions
"The Dreamscape"...................7.704
"Safe"...................................8.535
"Bound"...............................11.962
"The No-Brainer"...................11.619
"The Transformation".............12.780
"Ability"...............................11.867
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I was able to finish viewing this until episode 14 yesterday.
I don't know if its just me, but it kind of reminds me of Alias.
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I don't know if its just me, but it kind of reminds me of Alias.
LOL, don't worry, it's not just you--Fringe comes from J.J. Abrams, the same guy who did Alias, Lost, and Cloverfield. ;D
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LOL, don't worry, it's not just you--Fringe comes from J.J. Abrams, the same guy who did Alias, Lost, and Cloverfield. ;D
hehe, Yea I know they all came from JJ abrams... Its just that the similarity is really close.. hehehe. I keep relating Walter bishop to rambaldi esp the episode where Jones' men broke into those fibonacci safes ;D ;D
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maybe Fringe has less viewers here as compared to Heroes, but apparently not in the USA:
Just shows how smarter they are. ;D
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Just shows how smarter they are. ;D
Really? Last time I checked Americans created the show. ;D
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Yeah. Americans who know that Third World fanboys will keep watching their show no matter how dumb and silly it gets, given how much dumb and silly sells like hotcakes in these here parts. That's smart,after a fashion.
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episode 15 of Fringe, "Inner Child" was great, while episode 16, "Unleashed", wasn't that bad. Only 5 more episodes to go till the finale, and we'll finally get to meet the yet-unseen head of Massive Dynamic at last--J.J. Abrams scored a casting coup with Dr. William Bell, who'll be played by no other than the original Mr. Spock himself--Leonard Nimoy. 8)
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John Noble is wonderfully cast and a far cry from his role in Return of the King, I might add.
So that's where I saw before! I've been trying to figure out why he looked so familiar :D
I first saw Fringe on CS/9 while I was channel surfing. I saw what I now know to be Episode 7. Trying to catch up on the episodes now. May I just say, it's great to see a grown-up Pacey (Joshua Jackson) ;D
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Damn! I totally forgot this was back weeks ago!
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So that's where I saw before! I've been trying to figure out why he looked so familiar :D
I first saw Fringe on CS/9 while I was channel surfing. I saw what I now know to be Episode 7. Trying to catch up on the episodes now. May I just say, it's great to see a grown-up Pacey (Joshua Jackson) ;D
Ive confused him with the bad guy in Twin Peaks.
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Anna Torv liplocking with a stripper. Anna Torv moaning. Niiiiiiiiiice. ;D
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Anna Torv liplocking with a stripper. Anna Torv moaning. Niiiiiiiiiice. ;D
Is it just me or Anna appears to have gained some weight since Ep. 14. Pregnant?
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I hope I'm not being spoilerish here, so just the same, I'll put this up:
*********SPOILERS AHEAD*******************
Just can't help but feel a little "here we go again," that they've made Agent Dunham's character having some kind of a Sydney Bristow-esque history. (or for that matter, Dana Scully-ish). I mean, she being experimented on when she was just a kid. (Sydney being part of that Project Christmas [was it?] in "Alias.")
And I know, she already showed her special ability a few episodes back. I hope this better turn up something different than predictable.
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Talk about perfect timing with his Star Trek movie opening--J.J. Abrams manages to include "Live Long and Prosper", hand greeting and all, plus other Star Trek references on this week's Fringe episode, LOL. ;D
And on next week's season finale, the ultimate Trekkie homage, as the original Mr. Spock, Leonard Nimoy, makes his first appearance as the founder of Massive Dynamic, Dr. William Bell.
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After three relatively ho-hum episodes, this week's episode ups the ante again. Can't wait for next week's episode.
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Ep19- One of the best episode for me so far. ;)
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With that penultimate episode, John Noble got his Emmy tape to submit. How can one not love Walter?
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Season 1 ends with a bang. Abrams has balls showing the Twin Towers in his ending shot knowing how Americans still consider it a "sensitive" issue. The reveal about Peter was not too surprising because you could see it coming a mile away.
Can't wait for the second season.
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great ending for a superb first season...that final shot was pure awesomeness--bet no one saw that coming. 8)
it's gonna be a long wait for season 2. ;D
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i thought i was watching a movie ;)
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season 2 starts tomorrow ;D ;D ;D
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absolutely looking forward to this. specially walter's inevitable meeting with his alternate version whom he stole peter from.
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awesome season 2 premiere...welcome back, giant 3D floating letters! as usual, the first 5 minutes were filled with wtf moments. i like this new female agent, hope she becomes a regular. i hated the ending though...dammit, charlie!
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awesome season 2 premiere...welcome back, giant 3D floating letters! as usual, the first 5 minutes were filled with wtf moments. i like this new female agent, hope she becomes a regular. i hated the ending though...dammit, charlie!
+1 on the new female agent
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awesome season 2 premiere...welcome back, giant 3D floating letters! as usual, the first 5 minutes were filled with wtf moments. i like this new female agent, hope she becomes a regular. i hated the ending though...dammit, charlie!
the same reaction from me! dammit charlie! i like the character. so in effect he is going to be written off from the show and looks like eventually replaced by the new agent.
well maybe they could get the other charlie from the alternate version.
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i knew it! the shapeshifter (luke goss, the actor) is a the former UK boyband Bros member!
so know, charlie is the shapeshifter huh. i wonder how long until olivia finds out.
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I don't see how the ending played out. When Peter and the new agent found Francis and the body of the nurse, the shapeshifter had to be the nurse because where else would the body come from. Which means Francis was still Francis. Doesn't make sense to me. If it happened afterwards, well, that doesn't make a lot of sense either.
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I think dun sa lugar na yun tinago ng shapeshifter yung body ng nurse, dun sa cart at pinagpalit lang nya body.
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Okay, that's an explanation that didn't occur to me because I thought they had found the nurse's body (when they first arrived). After watching that part again, hindi pala. Thanks Battousai!
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^ yup. that's the best explanation for that. they shouldn't have done that with charlie. me and my wifey were kinda disappointed with the ending coz we really like his character.
BTW, this episode's title should be...
"Shapeshifters and Typewriters" ;D
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i knew it! the shapeshifter (luke goss, the actor) is a the former UK boyband Bros member!
so know, charlie is the shapeshifter huh. i wonder how long until olivia finds out.
So that's why the guy looked so familiar but for some reason I can't place it.
Great start for the second season. I love it when main characters get this kind of treatment, it keeps everyone on their toes. It gives you the feeling that everyone's expendable.
I also love it that this is one series where I'm not likely to read extremely stupid posts that's just all sexual innuendoes and nothing else. ::)
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Loved the X-Files homages on the Fringe second season premiere!!!
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isnt luke goss' the regular bad guy in del toro's comic flicks? it's just now that i got around to seeing the s2 season opener.
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Loved the X-Files homages on the Fringe second season premiere!!!
but do you mean by this?
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but do you mean by this?
- when Broyles was being interrogated, they mentioned the "X division" of the FBI.
- the TV of one of the victims was showing an episode of The X-Files.
;D
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- when Broyles was being interrogated, they mentioned the "X division" of the FBI.
- the TV of one of the victims was showing an episode of The X-Files.
;D
i have to watch it again... i didn't notice.. thanks
;D
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isnt luke goss' the regular bad guy in del toro's comic flicks? it's just now that i got around to seeing the s2 season opener.
He was Prince Nuada in Hellboy II: The Golden Army
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He was Prince Nuada in Hellboy II: The Golden Army
...and nomak in blade ll...
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I think dun sa lugar na yun tinago ng shapeshifter yung body ng nurse, dun sa cart at pinagpalit lang nya body.
but unless the shapeshifter shot the nurse, there should have been gunshot wounds inflicted by jessup on the body when the others found it with charlie. but judging by the shots they heard, two yata, kulang yung putok ng baril to make charlie's story stick. am i making any sense?
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If you're confused about Charlie's seeming resurrection on Fringe's episode 11 ("Unearthed"), don't be--turns out that episode is an unaired episode from Season 1.
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If you're confused about Charlie's seeming resurrection on Fringe's episode 11 ("Unearthed"), don't be--turns out that episode is an unaired episode from Season 1.
Ah ok....Thanks!
;D
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If you're confused about Charlie's seeming resurrection on Fringe's episode 11 ("Unearthed"), don't be--turns out that episode is an unaired episode from Season 1.
Kaya pala parang medyo matataba yung main characters..and iba buhok ng assistant ni John Noble. ;D
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If you're confused about Charlie's seeming resurrection on Fringe's episode 11 ("Unearthed"), don't be--turns out that episode is an unaired episode from Season 1.
flashback episode?
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episode 14, "The Bishop Revival", was really good, and the next one should be even better, since it's the so-called Winter finale. After that, Fringe won't be back until April. :(
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finally watching season 2. loved episode 1!
don't agree with what happened to charlie as well.
since i'm only in episode 5 (i think), would anybody know if this is the season when the thing which makes Peter different will be revealed? (as further confirmed by the LSD girl - now, a woman - who can sense shapeshifters, among others).
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May Season 2 DVD na ba ng fringe?
Got already season 1. RE watching it with my wife and she likes it very much.
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May Season 2 DVD na ba ng fringe?
season 2 isn't even done yet, so expect a full season 2 dvd set by october 2010.
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the Fringe Winter Finale (ep15, "Jacksonville") was great, and led to an ending most of us know was gonna happen eventually :o
...ep16 is still 2 months away--in April--so good thing there's Lost to keep me occupied till then ;D
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that long? :'(
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Regarding the theory of constant mass thing, something/someone must have compensated for the "mass" that was taken out by Walter from the other side isn't it?
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I'm assuming he left the original peter (dead) in the alternate universe
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I'm assuming he left the original peter (dead) in the alternate universe
IIRC, it is assumed Walter buried little Peter near his house as there was a tombstone to indicate that.
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IIRC, it is assumed Walter buried little Peter near his house as there was a tombstone to indicate that.
i was thinking it was just a tombstone
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my online gripe about Fringe is sometimes an episode doesn't have anything that advances the entire plot
they encounter a mystery, tackle it, solve it, and thats it. can't see where it fits into the bigger scheme of things.
i'm liking the pace of the story now in the current season. although there are still some episodes where nothing much happens except for the case at hand.
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Fringe returns next week, April 1, 2010. Even though the 2nd season isn't over yet, and it's been struggling in its new Thursday night slot in the USA, the show has managed to survive....it's already been renewed for a third season--yay!
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episode 16,"Peter" was without a doubt the best episode ever this season...finally, we get answers, well some of them at least.
loved the 1980's throwback, including the floating 3D letters and title sequence, heh :D
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episode 16,"Peter" was without a doubt the best episode ever this season...finally, we get answers, well some of them at least.
loved the 1980's throwback, including the floating 3D letters and title sequence, heh :D
Agree! Best episode for me! I was absolutely immersed with the episode!
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i thought that ep18 ("White Tulip") was one of those monster-of-the-week filler episodes, but it was awesome the way it tied in with Walter's current dilemma and was rather touching at the end. it also had Robocop as guest star, so what more can anyone want? LOL :D
3 more episodes to go till the 2-part season finale...
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Agree! Best episode for me! I was absolutely immersed with the episode!
"Peter" episode was reviewed and rated by ign.com with a perfect 10. I definitely agree.
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i think its walter vs walter ::)
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episode 20 - Fringe turns into Glee hehehe ;D
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episode 20 - Fringe turns into Glee hehehe ;D
I'm still scratching my head over that one... ???
I know they're on the same network, but the musical touches looked weird and out of place...if anything else, Broyles and Astrid did have good singing voices, heh ;D
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father and son re-united :o
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just started watching the first 3 episodes of season 1, i immediately got hooked ;D
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I somehow suspected who this Mr. Secretary was, but seeing it happen still made me go :o :o :o
next week, Part 1 of "Over There" - the season finale
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Part 1 of "Over There" was awesome--the first five minutes played out like an action movie, leading to a red-tinged opening title sequence. 8)
As for the rest of the episode...wtf moments galore. ;D
Can't wait for Part 2 next week.
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The season 2 finale of Fringe--Part 2 of "Over There"--was a fitting swansong for Leonard Nimoy, if we're to believe the news about his retirement from acting. It also seems very likely that we'll see alternate Charlie as a supporting character again next season, if you listen closely to what he said to Olivia.
As for the episode's final 5 minutes, arrrghhhhhhhhhhh!!!! September is still a long way off...
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I agree... ang tagal pa! Hope the ratings get better though. This was in danger of getting the axe.
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The "...you belong to me line" was double dipped cheeze fondue. ;)
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The "...you belong to me line" was double dipped cheeze fondue. ;)
LOL, I thought so too. :P
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the finale was easily predictable. much more excited with season 3.
and yes, the "you belong to me" line was cheesy ;D
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Some thoughts after my Season 2 marathon...
- I enjoyed White Tulip more than The Time Traveller's Wife
- When Fringed turned to Glee, Joshua Jackson still can't sing
- Hope they don't go with the Heroes path with those people with abilities
- What is Olivia's ability? Is it to identify those from the other side? Does she have an ability to travel back and forth from the other side as seen on the Season 2 Episode 1? Though clearly she still can't control it yet.
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I know it was back in April but I just saw Anna Torv on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. She is absolutely lovely. And that accent is HOT!
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one more week to go till the Season 3 premiere of Fringe: 8)
(http://www.lotsofsecrets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/fringes3poster.jpg)
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Just watched the 3rd season premiere. It looks like at least for the first half of this season, odd-numbered episodes will take place in the alternate dimension, while even-numbered episodes are set in our reality.
Notable guest stars for Season 3 will include Amy Madigan (Carnival), Andre Royo (The Wire), Kevin Weisman (Alias), Shawn Ashmore (X-Men) and twin brother Aaron Ashmore (Smallville).
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Watched the season premiere and I realized I missed the last 2 episodes of season 2. Now getting a copy of Season 2 Ep 22 and 23.
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The season 3 finale was filled with lots of wtf moments, culminating in the most wtf last 5 minutes ever--a fitting ending for an awesome season. Just when you think you had everything figured out and were expecting a major resolution, the writers turn everything inside-out, which is exactly why I love this show. Good thing FOX still renewed this despite not-so-good ratings (due to FOX's inept scheduling really). 8)
Onward to season 4!
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i went WTF indeed when...
walternate killed olivia!! :o :o :o
didn't see that coming.
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Season finale na pala yun? Felt like another episode was still on the way.
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So WTF does the Peter Bishop ending mean? hahaha.
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So WTF does the Peter Bishop ending mean? hahaha.
He's an AVATAR! :o ;D
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I'm sure we will find out in the next season... hehe.
nbc
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Audition video for Peter Bishop, which includes some very familiar faces. ;D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaNnxWXMft4
This was shown during the Fringe panel at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con, right before Joshua Jackson's arrival.
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^
Haha Abed ad Hurley
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Promo image for Season 4, which starts on September 23:
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good to see lincoln lee joining full time.
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at last sa friday na ang season 4 premiere... can't wait to know what happen to Peter!!!!
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Great season premiere...and the opening credits are no longer blue (over here) and no longer red (over there), but now amber-tinted. ;D
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^it's the neither here nor there color.
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kinda dissapointed to what i'm waiting for :(
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awesome 2nd episode, if only to see Olivia and Fauxlivia working together and slowly gaining respect for one another.
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watched Season 4, EP1 as well. Still as good as ever. And I think it's a nice touch that Lincoln Lee is "discovering" Walter Bishop's quirks. All of us (and the cast over "here") have gotten used to him over the past 3 seasons and we (and they) just shrug our collective shoulders at his eccentricities.
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Can someone explain some things to me?
If Peter never existed, why is there a gap that connects the two worlds in the current incarnation of the show? Wasn't the gap created when Walter stole him from Walternate? Also, if Fauxlivia exchanged places with Olivia and was able to return to the alternate reality world... why is Alternate Broyles alive in the current episodes? Didn't her return kill him?
I hated the end of last season. It, for me, ruined what I felt was a perfect show. And now it's opened up all these questions I can't answer.
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i also thought broyles from the other side was already dead.
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Can someone explain some things to me?
We still don't know the real story, as the producers will gradually reveal what really happened, but here's what I've gleaned so far:
To sum it all up: Peter's erasure from the timeline has altered both universes. First, he used the machine that was orignally intended to destroy to create a permanent bridge between the two universes instead, so they could work together and resolve their conflicts.
Second, his non-presence has changed the way the characters developed through the years, like Olivia remaining cold and distant. It's also been implied that Olivia did not go to the Over There universe to rescue him (obviously, because he didn't exist), but that she was either abducted then replaced with Fauxlivia or found hereself stuck in there. With no Peter to guide her, she didn't have the resolve to escape on her own, thus not involving Alt-Broyles, so Alt-Broyles did not die.
No Peter in the Over There universe also means that Fauxlivia is still together with her boyfriend there, and there's no baby, which also means that the soap opera-ish love triangle plotline is kaput (Thank God ;D ).
Some have theorized that as a consequence for the Observers tampering with the timelines, a third, malevolent universe has actually become more predominant, and is behind the still unknown threats that are now emerging, like the new shapeshifters...we'll see if this pans out.
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the thing is, was peter really erased from the timeline or is he just stuck in some sort of limbo?
like robin used to say, "holy time paradoxes, batman!!"
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the thing is, was peter really erased from the timeline or is he just stuck in some sort of limbo?
like robin used to say, "holy time paradoxes, batman!!"
Probably in limbo. Wasn't it established that Peter is the only one who can activate the machine? So Peter must have existed in some capacity after the machine was assembled.
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s04 e03. if that ending was not a cliffhanger, i don't know what is. and aaron, can you say et and elliott?
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^finally!!!!!
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So now we finally know what happened... Our Walter's son Peter also died over here, so he croseed over there and got Walternate's Peter, but when they both fell through the icy river, there was no Observer to rescue them, so Alt-Peter also died.
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peter is finally back. but olivia does not remember. more questions than answers. ???
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Enjoyed the 4th episode a lot--here's hoping we see more of the former Cortexiphan kids, just like in the previous seasons. I actually like this "new" Olivia without Peter--she seems warmer and kinder, particularly towards Walter; that scene with the two of them having a root beer float was great.
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bummer. no new episode airing for a second week in a row. >:(
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Was it pre-empted because of football? ???
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sadly yes. just right after last week's encore telecast of the season premiere. >:(
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Finally, a new episode after 2 weeks of nothing. These new shapeshifters will pose a serious threat to both universes, particularly after what happened at the end. But the coolest part of this episode for me was finding out that Peter had a UFO lunchbox as a kid--that TV series was one of my favorites. ;D
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EP 7 is a sad episode to watch :(
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it goes on hiatus again. will return in the new year. dang na naman!
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fringe is back, New episode 8 of season 4 is released . They finally revealed who the real enemy of both universe is
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Episode 19, "Letters of Transit," was an awesome episode, and it felt like watching a backdoor pilot for a new show. We got the future, evil Observers, Desmond from Lost, and a hot new agent...
...but it wasn't the same without Olivia though.
With only 2 more episodes to go before the season finale, reports have confirmed that the producers have filmed 2 endings: one if the series gets renewed for a 5th season, and another as the series ender.
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Renewed for a fifth and final season of 13 episodes...whew, thank you FOX! At least they'll be able to properly wrap up the show. 8)
FOX Books Fringe for a Fifth and Final Chapter
13 Episodes Ordered for 2012-2013 Season
FOX has picked up Fringe for a fifth and final 13-episode season, it was announced today by Kevin Reilly, President of Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company.
"Fringe is a remarkably creative series that has set the bar as one of television's most imaginative dramas. Bringing it back for a final 13 allows us to provide the climactic conclusion that its passionate and loyal fans deserve," said Reilly "The amazing work the producers, writers and the incredibly talented cast and crew have delivered the last four seasons has literally been out of this world. Although the end is bittersweet, it's going to be a very exciting final chapter."
Fringe co-creator and executive producer J.J. Abrams added, "We are thrilled and beyond grateful that FOX - and our fans - have made the impossible possible: Fringe will continue into a fifth season that will allow the series to conclude in a wild and thrilling way. All of us at Bad Robot are forever indebted to our viewers and the amazingly supportive FOX network for allowing the adventures of Fringe Division to not only continue, but to resolve in a way that perfectly fits the show."
"This pickup means the world (both of them) to us, because we love sharing these stories with our enthusiastic fans," added Fringe showrunners and executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman. "On behalf of the cast and crew, we applaud our fans and FOX for allowing us to imagine the impossibilities together for so long. Season Five is going to be a conclusive thrill ride for all of us."
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Very good season finale, closing previous plot points and paving the way for a new one. Hopefully the final season will have more guest appearances by former Lost cast members. ;D
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Looking forward to watching the last few episodes soon!
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Fringe si coming back this friday for its final season.Can't wait.
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seriously hoping the final season goes out with a bang!
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Can't wait for the first episode this friday. It will start a day after the last scene in the fourth season episode “Letters of Transit”.
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Pretty good final season opener. :)
Another full week of waiting. :(
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Pretty good final season opener. :)
Another full week of waiting. :(
season 5 na ito sir?
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Yes Philip. Season 5 Ep 1
season 5 na ito sir?
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Final season na....and only 12 episodes yata.
Hopefully I see Anna Torv in another series soon! :D
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Final season na....and only 12 episodes yata.
Hopefully I see Anna Torv in another series soon! :D
13 episode will be aired for the last and final season.
Season 5 premiere is very good and loaded with a new story arc as i expected... the continuity of S04E19 "Letters of Transit".
Since all of the back stories have already been closed in the season 4 two-part finale.
:) :D ;D
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posted in another thread that the latest season kind of blows for me. this article hit my frustrations right in the head;
http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2012/10/21/fringe-season-five-five-questions-we-may-never-get-answers-for/
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Episode 4 was heartbreaking. :'(
And I like that they're using artifacts from past Fringe cases against the Observers.
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Would be awesome if one of the tapes they thaw out from Amber is a Dharma Initiative video hehehe
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is that observer todd mcfarlane?
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di ba may power/ability si olivia? baket hindi nya magamit sa future?
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The End is near...Fringe celebrates its 100th and Final episode; shown below (from left to right): J.J. Abrams, Seth Gabel, Anna Torv, John Noble, Jasika Nicole, Blair Brown, Peter Jackson, exec producer Joel Wyman.
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Last 3 episodes to go
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Episode 4 was heartbreaking. :'(
You can say that again. I started season 5 without reading any spoilers and no idea about what's supposed to happen. Good, but also bad. Still recovering :(
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Last two episodes na sa Jan 18 ng season 5.. at least nag reconcile na si Peter at Olivia.. :P
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Two things I learned after watching the last episode of Fringe before the 2-hour finale next week:
- September has an extensive CD collection.
- Jazz has the power to move even the coldest, unfeeling Observer. ;D
I'm really gonna miss this show when it ends...
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Can't wait for the 2 hours series finale next episode.
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This will be Bitter-Sweet for me... after 5 years of religously following each episode.
Hope there will be another tv series like this and the X-Files in the near future.
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Resisted the urge to watch the final season per episode. I guess my wait is almost over and hopefully it will not disappoint.
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:'(
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Fin. Tearjerker moments.
However, I didnt quite get the meaning of the boy's sign language; the shhhh gesture that he did twice. What does that mean?
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However, I didnt quite get the meaning of the boy's sign language; the shhhh gesture that he did twice. What does that mean?
It meant that he knew Olivia retained her Cortexiphan super-abilities after rescuing him.
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But why the Victoria Court hand gesture? hehehe. Maybe, stop talking and use your head ang meaning?
It meant that he knew Olivia retained her Cortexiphan super-abilities after rescuing him.
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so bale wala pala ung season 5? as if it didn't happen :)
the end where peter received the white tulip letter, what does that mean? his father atoned for his past sins?
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the finale felt underwhelming to me. then again, i've always said i never liked the direction s5 took. still, its a shame to see it bow out.
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the finale felt underwhelming to me. then again, i've always said i never liked the direction s5 took. still, its a shame to see it bow out.
I felt that too. But the tear jerker moment between Peter and Walter made it up for me. Likewise the one between Walter and Astrid.
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^ walter's "you are my favorite thing." line was indeed heart wrenching. :'(
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I felt that too. But the tear jerker moment between Peter and Walter made it up for me. Likewise the one between Walter and Astrid.
you know that is the Finale, coz Walter finally said her name right.
also, why wasn't there an episode featuring Astrid's life?