Fringe!!!!!!!
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Episode 17 "Everything In Its Right Place" April 6th
Looks like we may have an agent stay on "the other side" for quite some time.:shrug:
Oh and good to see the cow get some time outside
That means more of the Red Head and Smiling Olivia ! :00hour
NICE !
Never could get into this show. Tried to watch it again, and there was a flying porcupine. :facepalm:
Don't think I'll try again.
:facepalm: Don't think I'll try again.
http://www.tvrage.com/news/660/fringe-prepares-for-its-end-game
Fringe Prepares for Its "End Game"
How's that for a sensationalistic title? I'll go ahead and calm your fears: Fringe has not yet been cancelled, and there's still a significant chance that it will be renewed for a shortened fifth season. But that doesn't mean that the show isn't preparing for an end game of some sort.
Titles for the final stretch of episodes this season have been revealed, featuring some pretty thought-provoking stuff. Of course, Friday's episode is "Nothing As It Seems," an outing that hearkens back to the show's monster-themed episode of season one, "The Transformation."
The April 6 episode, 4.17, is titled "Everything in Its Right Place." The episode, which will center on agent Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) traveling over to the alternate universe, is named after the Radiohead song of the same name, from the 2000 album Kid A. If you haven't heard the song, you should give it a listen; there's definitely a Fringe-y vibe going on there.
"The Consultant" is 4.18, which sees "Walter [traveling] to the Alternate Universe to assist in the investigation of a Fringe event with ties to both worlds. Meanwhile, David Robert Jones reveals his next target."
And then there's the title of the highly secretive episode 4.19, which guest stars Henry Ian Cusick (LOST) and Georgina Haig as "agents" of some kind. The episode, like "Brown Betty" and "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" before it, will be a mold-breaker that revamps the show entirely; "Brown Betty" was a musical episode, "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" was about 70% animated. No one knows what the episode will be like, but we do know the title: "Letters of Transit."
And, as we get into the final stretch of episodes, we know that episode 4.20 will be titled "World Apart." Finally, the two-part season finale has a title as well: "End Game." That's a title that sounds both ominous for the characters and for the show itself, and only reinforces the fact that the producers have planned for this episode to work as a finale in the face of the show's possible cancellation. It's a scary thought, but nonetheless one that I'm excited to see. (It's also fun to note that there was an episode earlier this season called "The End of All Things
Fringe Prepares for Its "End Game"
How's that for a sensationalistic title? I'll go ahead and calm your fears: Fringe has not yet been cancelled, and there's still a significant chance that it will be renewed for a shortened fifth season. But that doesn't mean that the show isn't preparing for an end game of some sort.
Titles for the final stretch of episodes this season have been revealed, featuring some pretty thought-provoking stuff. Of course, Friday's episode is "Nothing As It Seems," an outing that hearkens back to the show's monster-themed episode of season one, "The Transformation."
The April 6 episode, 4.17, is titled "Everything in Its Right Place." The episode, which will center on agent Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) traveling over to the alternate universe, is named after the Radiohead song of the same name, from the 2000 album Kid A. If you haven't heard the song, you should give it a listen; there's definitely a Fringe-y vibe going on there.
"The Consultant" is 4.18, which sees "Walter [traveling] to the Alternate Universe to assist in the investigation of a Fringe event with ties to both worlds. Meanwhile, David Robert Jones reveals his next target."
And then there's the title of the highly secretive episode 4.19, which guest stars Henry Ian Cusick (LOST) and Georgina Haig as "agents" of some kind. The episode, like "Brown Betty" and "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" before it, will be a mold-breaker that revamps the show entirely; "Brown Betty" was a musical episode, "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" was about 70% animated. No one knows what the episode will be like, but we do know the title: "Letters of Transit."
And, as we get into the final stretch of episodes, we know that episode 4.20 will be titled "World Apart." Finally, the two-part season finale has a title as well: "End Game." That's a title that sounds both ominous for the characters and for the show itself, and only reinforces the fact that the producers have planned for this episode to work as a finale in the face of the show's possible cancellation. It's a scary thought, but nonetheless one that I'm excited to see. (It's also fun to note that there was an episode earlier this season called "The End of All Things
I saved the last two episodes up and just finished watching them. So glad I did. What a pleasure! I wouldn't mind taking some cortexiphan. Gives you telepathy, telekinesis, ability to cross between universes, Wolverine's healing powers, and God knows what else.
Who are they?
Who are they?
Episode 1 "Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11" September 28th
Ok it is the final season so I won't get too many more chances to say this.....
Anna Torv is smoking hot:Yep:
Well it is official, the year 2036 really sucks:scared
Poor Walter, the dude has had his brain fried like 100 times now, he must really have one hell of a headache.
Oh and I love when Walter said "Afro" when he was saying hi to Astrid, that was funny:lol:
I hope the writers wrap of the series nicely. If they kill off Olivia I am going to be pissed off
Ok it is the final season so I won't get too many more chances to say this.....
Anna Torv is smoking hot:Yep:
Well it is official, the year 2036 really sucks:scared
Poor Walter, the dude has had his brain fried like 100 times now, he must really have one hell of a headache.
Oh and I love when Walter said "Afro" when he was saying hi to Astrid, that was funny:lol:
I hope the writers wrap of the series nicely. If they kill off Olivia I am going to be pissed off
In the words of the immortal philospopher, Keanu Reeves, "Whoa!"
Eight minutes into the final season and my mind's already blown! What an intro! Desmond? A daughter? Where the hell are we? What on Earth are amber gypsies?
Okay, finished the episode. Not quite as sharp the whole way through, but still damn intriguing.
A very Dark City meets The Matrix feel to that episode.
Love the bookend shots of the dandelion. Great start.
"Resistance is futile."
"Where have I heard that before?" :lol:
Ready for this guy.
Eight minutes into the final season and my mind's already blown! What an intro! Desmond? A daughter? Where the hell are we? What on Earth are amber gypsies?
Okay, finished the episode. Not quite as sharp the whole way through, but still damn intriguing.
A very Dark City meets The Matrix feel to that episode.
Love the bookend shots of the dandelion. Great start.
"Resistance is futile."
"Where have I heard that before?" :lol:
Ready for this guy.
Attachments
Episode 2 "In Absentia" October 5th
Wow, what a great episode:Yep:
First off.......You do not want to fuck with Etta:scared
Yet again Walter saves the day, just gotta find those tapes.
The Observers keeping Etta's former partner Simon's severed head alive...not cool man not cool at all.
Oh and ya gotta love Walter using "the clapper" to turn off the lights:lol:
Wow, what a great episode:Yep:
First off.......You do not want to fuck with Etta:scared
Yet again Walter saves the day, just gotta find those tapes.
The Observers keeping Etta's former partner Simon's severed head alive...not cool man not cool at all.
Oh and ya gotta love Walter using "the clapper" to turn off the lights:lol:
Episode 3 "The Recordist" October 12th
Very solid episode, it looks like part one of "operation kill the observers" is done.
Oh and Astrid seems to always be left behind, poor girl needs some action.
Astrid: "Mine not Mime":mj07:
Very solid episode, it looks like part one of "operation kill the observers" is done.
Oh and Astrid seems to always be left behind, poor girl needs some action.
Astrid: "Mine not Mime":mj07:
