Posted on 01/11/2010 3:01:03 PM PST by Lucky9teen
FRINGE returns for a second thrilling season that will continue to explore the unexplained phenomena and terrifying occurrences linked throughout the world - known simply as "The Pattern" - in pursuit of a larger, more shocking truth.
Set in Boston, the FBI's Fringe Division formed when Special Agent OLIVIA DUNHAM (Anna Torv) enlisted the help of institutionalized "fringe" scientist WALTER BISHOP (John Noble) and his son, PETER (Joshua Jackson), to save her partner and lover from a mind-bending death. Through unconventional and unorthodox methods, the FRINGE team imagines and tests the impossibilities while investigating unbelievable events, macabre crimes, and mystifying cases involving pyrokinesis, neuroscience, cryonics, genetic engineering, astral projection, and other fantastical theories. When the unimaginable happens, it's their job to stop it.
Agent PHILLIP BROYLES (Lance Reddick) guides the group, while by-the-book Agent CHARLIE FRANCIS (Kirk Acevedo) and Junior Agent ASTRID FARNSWORTH (Jasika Nicole) provide support and depth to the team. Underscoring the unfolding mysteries, enigmatic Massive Dynamic executive NINA SHARP (Blair Brown) asserts that the advancement of technology is changing the world of science, and conversely, the science of the world.
"We're starting with Jin and tonics, followed by Chicken Dharma-giana, Jack Shephard's Pie, and Sayid dishes like Hurley Fries and Corn on the Ja-cob. For dessert, we'll enjoy cup-Kates, Sun-daes and e-Claires and split a Charlotte Rousseau. Benjamint, anyone?"
Sounds like fun, huh?
Sounds like fun! I saw that site for the Dharma labels too!
You could get creative with the menu:
Sun’s garden veggies with dharma ranch dressing
Locke’s wild Boar balls
Sawyer’s fish biscuits (Pepperidge farm goldfish)
Jin’s sashimi
Juliet’s grilled cheese sandwiches
and of course wash it all down with Dharma beer and Desmond’s McCutcheon whiskey!
You could have lots of fun with it!
I love it!!!
Hey, so what did you think of the finale?
I thought it was done well. The kiss with Peter and Olivia was great, very tender.
It had to happen because altOlivia thinks they are just friends. It’s the only way Peter is going to figure out they came back with altOlivia.
I was a bit disappointed that Olivia was so emotional in that cell but she’ll strengthen up I am sure.
I don’t like altWalter at all. What a creep.
So I guess next year Peter and Walter will spend the time trying to get Olivia back without letting altOlivia know what they are doing or altOlivia will figure out that this universe is not so bad after all and that altWater is a lunatic.
I told my hubby that I think altWalter is what our Walter would have been like if he hadn't gone insane. Cold dude. I liked the last two episodes of Fringe this season, too. However, I was actually asking about the Lost finale? How'd you like that?
Well, it was interesting. There were some interesting aspects, like what happened on the island actually happened, as time passes we all die but will be reunited with our loved ones and that there is no time only now.
I would have liked to learn a bit more about the island, Jacob and the man in black and their foster mother.
I was expecting Alex to come and sit by Benjamin on the bench outside the church. The reunion with James and Juliet was well done, but I think the reunion with Claire and Charlie was very tender. What did you think?
I don't think I believe that everything on the Island was real, I think they all died on the plane and were working their problems out with one another. I have also heard that the swys uni was a sort of purgatory; well, I don't think you have a purgatory if you are still alive. Purgatory is a place for dead people. So, at this moment, I'm going with my daughter in my belief that everyone was dead, and that Jack created a different universe in order for everyone to get back together and be able to come to terms with the flaws that they had come to the Island with, and to be reunited with the ones that they loved, those people who helped them overcome their flaws.
I think the scene between Ben and Locke outside the Church, where Locke forgives Ben for what he had done to him was interesting. I think that you need the forgiveness of the people you harmed (or you need to ask for that forgiveness) in order to move on. Ben is still working on getting the forgiveness from everyone he harmed (Alex).
Interesting take.
I figure that when my grandchildren get into college they will be taking classes on the meaning of LOST.
I thought you might find this “cat” LOST wrap up funny. I friend posted it on my FaceBook page.
‘Lost’ Explained by Cats - Paw Nation
www.pawnation.com
Wonderful
Dynamite first episode!
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