Fringe

Calendar Man: Observations on Last Night's Phenomenal Episode of "Fringe"

source: Televisionary

Oh, Fringe, I've missed you. Last night's episode of Fringe ("August"), written by J.H. Wyman and Jeff Pinkner and directed by Brad Anderson, was to me the absolute ideal installment of the sci-fi procedural series. Despite being a close-ended plot about the disappearance of a young woman,...

Published Fri, Nov 20

Episode Review: August

source: Fringe Television

After three standalone episodes, Fox promised a return to Fringe's core mythology this week with a much-hyped Observer-centric storyline. The episode itself was certainly thin on the "answers" and "revelations" promised by promos and press releases, but August proved to be one of the...

Published Thu, Nov 19

10 Things You Need To Know About Fringe

source: Fringe Television

The pattern is a series of disturbing unexplained events happening around the world which is being investigated by the fringe division of the FBI.The main fringe division consists of Phillip Broyles, Olivia Dunham, Peter Bishop, Dr. Walter Bishop and Astrid Farnsworth.Walter spent sev...

Published Thu, Nov 19

Fringe Press Release 209: Snakehead

source: Fringe Spoilers

A SQUIRMING PIECE OF FRINGE SCIENCE WASHES ASHORE ON AN ALL-NEW "FRINGE" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, ON FOX Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham; Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop; John Noble as Walter Bishop; Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles; Kirk Acevedo as Charlie Francis; Blair Brown as Nina Sha...

Published Tue, Nov 17

Fringe Observer Week

source: Fringe Television

Variety is reporting that Fox has launched a major campaign this week to promote the Observer-centric Fringe episode "August": Observer Week," as the campaign is dubbed internally, includes placing multiple actors playing "observers" in the crowd at live Fox telecasts -- Sunday's N...

Published Mon, Nov 16

Bill O'Reilly, Saddam Hussein, and Ben Reynolds in Lie to Me 2.6

source: Paul Levinson's Infinite Regress

Lightman's loyalty to his "family" - his co-workers - including FBI Special Agent Ben Reynolds. To prove his commitment to Reynolds, whose career and even freedom is in jeopardy due to Reynolds' actions when undercover, Lightman destroys FBI evidence right in front of Reynolds. Now Lightman is almost as vulnerable as Reynolds in this mess. All in all, a top-notch FBI-oriented episode. The FBI is having something of its own new golden age in what I've been calling the new golden age of television. Bones, FlashForward, Fringe, Numb3rs, with Reynolds a major player on Lie to Me, and there's likely more FBI in shows I haven't yet seen. The Plot to Save Socrates more about The Plot to Save Socrates...

Published Sun, Nov 15

Review: Fringe - Of Human Action

source: TV Squad

What struck me most about this episode in terms of relationships is how broken up Walter was over the loss of his son. As mentioned in my other reviews this season, Walter is like the kid and Peter is the parent. John Noble does a fantastic job of portraying a scared kid who's lost his dad in a depa...

Published Fri, Nov 13

Secrets of Fringe: Episode 204

source: Fringe Television

Fringe executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman discuss: The "first wave", hybrids, William Bell telling the truth, what William Bell is inhaling, Walter's journey, religion, and the hybrid leader.

Published Wed, Nov 11