Fringe

Little Girls Lost Rule This Week's Television

source: io9

And that's the return of Dollhouse, with two new episodes starting on Fox at 8pm. "The Public Eye/The Left Hand" sees Senator Wesley From Angel finally stop talking and start doing something in his so-far-useless campaign against the Dollhouse, while Topher and Adelle meet a programmer...

Published Mon, Nov 30

Happy Thanksgiving!

source: Fringe Television

If you can't wait that long, head over to the Fringe Spoilers section to see some promotional photos from the episode. Agent Olivia Dunham – “I am thankful that scotch exists.”Peter Bishop – “I am thankful that Walter stopped counting out loud while he urinates.”Dr. Walter Bishop – “I am thank...

Published Sat, Nov 28

Dexter 4.9: Trinity's Surprising Daughter

source: Paul Levinson's Infinite Regress

This season of Dexter has been exulting in surprises ... Debra and Lundy being gunned down ... the Trinity killer not the man who fired that gun, after all ... and tonight's Episode 4.9 pulled out a last-minute stunner at the top of its league ... The set up: a tale of two Thanksgivings - chez Dexter and chez Trinity killer - and Dex is at both of them (not at the same time - this isn't Fringe - but even so). 5-min podcast review of Dexter See also about Season 1: First Place to Dexter The Plot to Save Socrates challenging fun" - Entertainment Weekly a Da Vinci-esque thriller" - New York Daily News more about The Plot to Save Socrates... Read the first chapter of The Plot to Save Socrates .... FREE!listen to Light On Light Through podcast also iTunes Paul Levinson's books

Published Sun, Nov 22

Mysteries deepen on 'Fringe'

source: topix.com

A mysterious Observer on the Fox series 'Fringe.' Last night's episode of "Fringe" - the culmination of a full week of hype - certainly delivered on answers, but added a heaping helping of new questions.

Published Sat, Nov 21

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

Getting caught up

source: sepinwall (Blogspot)

Yesterday from around 4:30 on was a particularly busy time on the blog. Not only did I have all four NBC comedies to watch and review, plus a "Fringe" I'd seen in advance, but ABC and NBC announced the respective premiere dates and timeslots for "Lost" and "Chuck" right as I was getting ready t...

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

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