Fringe

By Isabelle Carreau This week we have spoilers for: 30 Rock, 90210, Bones, Castle, Desperate Housewives, Fringe, Glee, Gossip Girl, How I Met Your Mother, Smallville, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, and Ugly Betty.Continue reading Spoilers Anonymous: 30 Rock, Desperate Housewives, and much more!

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By Jace(jace@televisionaryblog.com) I've said it before, but I'll say it again: won't somebody please give John Noble an Emmy nomination? Noble's work on Fringe as the addled Dr. Walter Bishop has been absolutely superlative these past two seasons. As the action mounts to next week's winter finale of Fringe, Noble has rendere...

By Adam Morgan(noreply@blogger.com) Tonight on Fringe is the all-new episode "The Bishop Revival". To discuss this or any other Fringe episode, head over to the Fringe Episodes section! Also, don't forget to check the Fringe Easter Eggs section for Observer sightings, Glyph codes, and other Fringe hidden clues.

New episodes this week from:Chuck, Heroes, Vampire Diaries, Fringe, Supernatural, Dollhouse (series finale), Ghost Whisperer, Smallville, Caprica, Medium, Legend of the Seeker, andDemons.Guest stars this week include Kristin Kreuk and the wrestler Steve Austin on Chuck, and Jol...

By Jane Boursaw Ok, I know Walter Bishop is brilliant, but coming up with a cure for a 75,000-year-old virus? A little far-fetched, but hey, we'll go with it. Geez, put Walter on the cure for the common cold or cancer. Just put him in a room with Astrid and a refrigerator, and who knows what awesome scientific w...

By samspade(noreply@blogger.com) It is Walter that suggests as they enter the town of Edina, “there may be werewolves in these hills.” Standing outside, Olivia stops Peter and Walter, asking about the humming sound she’s hearing. Walter, in typical fashion begins humming and singing some odd random song. The sheriff finds...

New Episodes Active Shows Movies on TV Classic TV Shows by Title Movies by TitleA big week this week, with new episodes from:Chuck, Heroes, Vampire Diaries, Fringe, Supernatural, Ghost Whisperer, Smallville, Caprica (series premiere!), Dollhouse (series finale!), Medium, L...

New Episodes Active Shows Movies on TV Classic TV Shows by Title Movies by TitleNew episodes this week from:Chuck, Fringe (2 eps), Heroes, Ghost Whisperer, Dollhouse, Medium, Sanctuary, Legend of the Seeker, andDemons.Guest stars this week include Armand Assante on Chuck; Kate...

By Hugh Hart January generally serves as a dead zone dumping ground when it comes to fresh TV. Given that FlashForward, Fringe and V are all on hiatus, sci-fi pickings are especially slim this year during the run-up to the highly anticipated final season of Lost, which begins Feb. 2. See Also:

Interestingly, the Cult TV folks distinguish between "Digital" and "Terrestrial" series—not a bad idea conceptually, though it leaves open how a series that uses multiple techniques would fall. For Best New Digital Series, the voters chose True Blood over Lie to Me, Fringe, Dollhouse...

By levinson.paul@gmail.com (Paul Levinson) Peter still does not know his real identity, and his story is the most compelling in Fringe, humanizing Walter as a father willing to breach alternate realities to "keep" his son, and putting the two on collision course as Peter learns more about the Observers and Walter strives to keep Peter in the dark about his origins. The unanswered questions that loom - including what happened to the Walter in the reality from which our Peter was taken - promise some outstanding Fringe in months and more to come. See also Top Notch Return of Fringe Second Season ... Fringe 2.2 and The Mole People ... Fringe 2.3 and the Human Body as Bomb ... Fringe 2.4 Unfolds and Takes Wing ... Fringe 2.5: Peter in Alternate Reality and Wi-Fi for the Mind ... A Different Stripe of Fringe in 2.6 ... The K...   [read the full post]

CHICAGO – “Fringe” is one of the best shows that people aren't watching. The writing is strong, dare I say better than “Lost,” and the cast is even stronger ... Fringe' Episode 2.08: 'August'MTV.com Fringe, "August": The Observers gatherNJ.com

How actor John Noble manages to make Walter's eccentricities both quirky and touching is the one mystery this show hopefully will never crack. ... Review: Fringe - Of Human ActionTV Squad (blog) all 13 news articles »

By Sahar Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 2: A Night of Desirable Objects September 27, 2009 A promising TV show throughout season one, Fringe is definitely becoming better, slowly unfolding to deliver its full potential. Season two is already better than season one, and the second episode is better than the first. On the one hand, like I noted last week, the acting is a lot better (except for John Noble, whose Walter Bishop was always amazing) and we can finally connect to Olivia Dunham (although her portrayal is sometimes a little erratic; why would a woman normally under such control freak out so easily, trauma or no trauma?). The speed is also picking up; a lot more things happened in episode two relative to the season premiere. I was wondering i...   [read the full post]

By Michael Hickerson SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse”Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: In the Future:

By Myles And to be honest, I think “A New Day in the Old Town” is probably a far better episode than I’m about to give it credit for, as its ‘big twist’ fundamentally took me out of the episode and right back into feeling as if this is Alias: Part Two for Abrams, in some respects. While parts of the episode r...

By Paul Levinson(levinson.paul@gmail.com) See also reviews of Season One Fringe Begins ... Fringe 2 and 3: The Anthology Tightrope ... 4: The Eternal Bald Observer ... 7: A Bullet Can Scramble a Dead Brain's Transmission ... 8. Heroic Walter and Apple Through Steel ... 9. Razor-Tipped Butterflies of the Mind ... 10. Shattered Pieces Come Together Through...

By Jason the TVaholic Fringe (FOX): Season Premiere. Peter is in a race against time and an ominous force as he attempts to investigate Olivia’s trip to a parallel universe. After the way last season ended, I’ve been anxiously awaiting the new season. Can’t wait to see where they go from there.

HOME VIDEO – Out on DVD this week:Fringe: The Complete First Season. Fox's new sci-fi series started out with a ton of buzz, and overall lived up to it. Though some of the conspiracy convolutions got hard to follow, the show's daring and the contrast between the always-collected Anna Torv an...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) I wasn’t expecting much from the Fringe panel at Comic-Con yesterday, but it ended up being one of the most hilarious panels at the show thanks to the antics of John Noble and the rest of the cast. Writers Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzmann, and Jeff Pinkner also joined in on the fun. They didn’t show...

The finale resolves many storylines set up this season, but it gives a great deal of potential for season 2. With decent pacing and intriguing cases, the show is something sci-fi fans will eat up. With the competent backing of JJ Abrams, “Fringe” seems ...

By Annalee Newitz And Peter helps out by looking rakish and telling Walter a story about how he used to make pancakes when Peter was a kid. That reminds Walter of how he lost "something precious" when Peter was young and sick (though interestingly Peter doesn't remember being sick). And how he thought he could...

By Hugh Hart Tiny Enterprise Models Channel Quirky Star Trek VisionsNew Star Trek Trailer Sets Course for Fan BuzzHello, Romulus! Star Trek Premiere Goes on TourNew Star Trek Will Be Younger, Faster, LouderAbrams’ Star Trek, Original Series Meet in Mashup

By Brian LeTendre Topics Covered In This Issue: Movies / TV News: Abrams thinks Fringe will be back; Harper's Island moved to Saturdays; Rodriguez to helm Predators; Videodrome remake coming; Multiple endings to Wolverine? Blitzkrieg: GI Joe Resolute; Harper's Island; Office; 30 Rock; How I Met Your M...

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By Hugh Hart The J.J. Abrams-produced show follows Torv's character, FBI Agent Olivia Dunham, as she investigates a creepy conspiracy with her partners, reformed mad scientist Walter Bishop (played by John Noble) and his renegade son, Peter (Joshua Jackson).

By noreply@blogger.com (Adam Morgan) I'm still a little iffy on the dreamlike tank sequences. I like the idea; it's cool when Olivia watches herself in the past. But the logic is a little funny. When John interacts with her, what exactly is happening? Is a part of John still alive inside Olivia's brain? Is it only possible because o...

By dennis@cloverfieldclues.com (Dennis) Walter's Lab Notes from Fringe episode 110 Safe, features the severed hand of the botched bank robber Raul Lugo, a photo of Raul stuck in the safe wall, what looks to be a safe deposit box. In the notes, Walter mentions:

By Brian LeTendre Topics Covered In This Issue: Movies / TV: Arrested Development film confirmed; Chuck creator to write X-Men: First Class; Hero by Night to become TV series; Cylon invades Chuck; Pushing Daisies cancelled Boob Tube / Big Screen Blitzkrieg: How I Met Your Mother; 24: Redemption; Return...

By Dennis(dennis@cloverfieldclues.com) Our good friend Amy from FilmingInBrooklyn.com was at the New York TV Festival screening of Fringe. Since the screening was scheduled after the season premiere, they showed Fringe Episode 2 - The Same Old Story. Amy also happened to be in Brooklyn while they were filming this very episode.

By Chels Title: Tock Fandom: Fringe Characters: Olivia, mentions of Peter and John Rating: PG-13 Spoilers: Vague for the series so far, I suppose. Warnings: Dark, and there's blood. Disclaimer: I do not own Fringe. A/N: Like it says up above -- this is NOT happy!fic, so be warned.

By Kate TV’s British Invasion November 6th, 2008 HOUSE, THE MENTALIST, LIFE ON MARS, FRINGE and GOSSIP GIRL may star some of your favorite American sounding actors but do you really know who is passing themselves off as a Yank and is actually a Brit or Aussie? Filed under: Chuck, Fringe, Life on Mars, Sarah Connor Chron., TV, The Mentalist Article tags: Chuck, eleventh hour, fringe, life on mars, Sarah Connor Chron., the mentalist, tv's british invasion Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Site Staff WEBMASTERS: Erika & Kate Reporters: Positions are Open - email inquiries HERE!. Date Activated: March 25th, 2008  Visitor Counter Map of our visitors in the last 24 Hours- can you see yourself? Site Awa...   [read the full post]

By asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) And, yes, we need to on some level be invested in Olivia if we're going to care about the show. We've learned a fair amount about Walter and Peter's backstory already, so it seems only fair to do it with the other lead. I just continue to find both Olivia and Anna Torv to be flat and uncompelling, w...

Been wondering what shows are worth keeping up with? Then check out our Fall Television Review (and preview, in some cases), featuring our very special guest host, Miranda from the Firefly Talk, The Signal, and The 9th podcasts! (Note: This was recorded last weekend, but we decided to sp...

By Brian LeTendre Topics covered In This Issue: Movies / TV: Wanted director making Moby Dick; Mass Effect movie in the works; I am Legend prequel coming; Megan Fox in Fathom movie; Depp signs on for Jack and Tonto Boob Tube/Big Screen Blitzkrieg: The Shield; The Office; Z-Rock; How I Met Your Mother; Speed...

By Charlie Jane Anders Sadly, Fringe had the weakest debut of any Abrams show since Felicity. The second episode did better thanks to the House premiere, and then the third episode dropped again. But the third episode scored better than the first, and as long as House remains reasonably popular, Fringe may be abl...

By Brian LeTendre Topics Covered In This Issue: Movies / TV: Diesel coming back for XXX sequel The Thing remake is a prequel? Guggenheim gives Green Lantern update McGuire to get $50 million for Spidey sequels Boob Tube/Big Screen Blitzkrieg: The Shield Z-rock Sarah Connor Chronicles Fringe Anime-niac...

Our time challenged dynamic duo chime in with a belated review of Tropic Thunder and debunk the misinformed protests surrounding the film's treatment of the disabled. Fringe continues its downward spiral into bad sci-fi television. Prison Break is gearing up for some blowout action. Sup...

JJ Abrams new series, Fringe, is one of the most talked-about television fall television debuts, in part because it introduces as many mysteries as it answers.  Fox has also introduced a Fringe podcast, which addresses a lot of the questions raised by the pilot. It s a great idea: get people...

By Brian LeTendre Topics Covered In This Issue: Movies / TV: Greatest American Hero movie in development; Fringe has good premiere; Ghostbusters 3 confirmed; Macguire and Raimi back for Spidey 4?; Dollhouse production stopped for script fixes; Sigmund and the Sea Monsters coming to the big screen Boob...

By Meredith Woerner What do you think about Walter? He's slowly becoming a fan favorite out of the Fringe series. So are you saying that Science is the bad guy in Fringe? How are you going to top the "I just pissed myself" line? That was my favorite part of the pilot for Fringe.

Fringe" creator, producer & writer J. J. Abrams was quoted recently with -- "I'm drawn to overarching, long-term stories..." Well guess what Jeff? Me too! And thank you. I am sure many of your long term aficionados feel the same and are grateful that the latest Bad Robot production is finall...

Your favorite podcast devolves into "Friday Filibuster After Dark," as Dave and Mac welcome in Judge Erich Asperschlager and Chief Justice Michael Stailey for a detailed look at the premiere of JJ Abrams' Fringe, the difference between Harry and Henry Houdini, sultry Charlie Brown an...

By Jason the TVaholic You can listen with the player above, download it from BlogTalkRadio or find it at iTunes . Free TVaholic Reader Downloads: Printable Fall 2008 TV Schedule v1.05 (PDF) - Last Updated: 9.04.2008 - The CW has pushed back the debut of its Sunday night lineup until October 5th.Printable Fall 2008 C...

The premiere of "Fringe" might have raised a lot of questions, it being the latest complicated mystery from J.J. Abrams, creator of "Alias" and "Lost." After "Lost" gained what he called "a certain reputation for being a very complicated show and one you have to watch every episode," "Fring...

By Hugh Hart The two-hour Fringe pilot, debuting Tuesday on Fox, introduces federal investigator Olivia Dunham (played by Australian newcomer Anna Torv), her unlikely ally Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) and his mad scientist father, Walter (John Noble). They team up to investigate a horrific air...

By Scott Thill In the Star Wars multiverse, there are few narratives as familiar as the one that plays out in The Clone Wars, the animated TV series that debuts, at last, Oct. 3 on Cartoon Network. Probably because it is. Fall television is anything but original. Heroes has been following its own footprints f...

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By Chris Klimek Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind is something else. Yeah, it’s an established property, at least in Chicago, homebase of its creators, the Neo-Futurists. (Think the Groundlings, except less obsessed with getting on Saturday Night Live.) The hometown show been up and running for at le...