To: Lucky9teen
My hubby and I have been watching the 3rd season dvds for the past week or so and just finished up last night with the final ep from last season.
Everything is now fresh in our minds and we are ready for Fringe!
To: Lucky9teen
Yehaw!
Of course, I cannot watch it the next day on FOX.com any longer, but I will figure some way to see it.
3 posted on
09/23/2011 10:55:01 AM PDT by
Ingtar
(I closed my eyes, only for a moment, and the moment's gone...)
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SEASON 4, EPISODE 1 AIRS: 9/23/2011
EPISODE TITLE: Neither Here Nor There
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: The teams on the two worlds work together to solve the case of a shapeshifter, and Agent Lincoln Lee joins his world's team when no one remembers the existence of Peter Bishop.
4 posted on
09/23/2011 10:57:32 AM PDT by
Lucky9teen
(Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading.~Thomas Jeffer)
To: Lucky9teen
I love the fringe. It is probably my favorite sci fi show. Falling Skies would be next on the list or tied.
5 posted on
09/23/2011 11:01:04 AM PDT by
Maelstorm
(Better to keep your enemy in your sights than in your camp expecting him to guard your back.)
To: Lucky9teen
Peter - never was. We have that on good authority from The Observers, who engineered the warping of the history of the parallel worlds, with the representatives of the two universes looking at each other with some trepidition and puzzlement, not remembering why they were even in the same room.
The possible postulate: that the parallel worlds already depicted were NOT the only two alternate universes, but a vast multitute of realities, and “our” Peter simply disappeared into one of these other dimensions.
Peter will be back, and The Observers shall be confounded yet one more time, as the transient Olivia/Bolivia proves to be an individual that exists in a number of different configurations, yet all interconnected at some existential level.
Curiouser and curiouser.
6 posted on
09/23/2011 11:05:14 AM PDT by
alloysteel
(Are Democrats truly "better angels"? They are lousy stewards for America.)
To: Lucky9teen
This show intrigues me but I’ve never watched it.
So help me out, is the only way to get into it to get the DVDs and start with the first season, or could one jump right in?
7 posted on
09/23/2011 11:05:14 AM PDT by
bigbob
To: Lucky9teen
8 posted on
09/23/2011 11:09:25 AM PDT by
JoeProBono
(A closed mouth gathers no feet)
To: Lucky9teen
Wonder what the cross-talk is like in Fringe’s writers room?
10 posted on
09/23/2011 11:15:26 AM PDT by
AU72
To: Lucky9teen
Has anyone been watching “Dark Matters” on the science channel hosted by John Noble? It is awesome, and i love how “Walter Bishop”/”Walternate” hosts it, LOL!
13 posted on
09/23/2011 11:38:44 AM PDT by
GraceG
To: Lucky9teen
Fringe lost me when they did the episode in which a hooker becomes pregnant minutes after her encounter with a client and gives birth an hour later. Six hours after that the baby becomes a fully grown man who dies of old age while roaming the hospital basement. To go from a newborn to a fully developed man require the infant to add mass - at least 100 pounds. Where did this mass come from? In the womb, the fetus can draw from the mom, but once out in the hospital it has to get the mass from something. Did they set it on a block of suet instead of a crib?
This is such a fundamental question, I was amazed that none of the "investigators" asked it right from the start. "Ummm...how does a baby put on a hundred pounds of meat in the cellar of a hospital?" These guys are supposed to be bright, aren't they?
The very idea was so utterly ludicrous and unscientific I tuned out and never came back.
14 posted on
09/23/2011 11:41:49 AM PDT by
Mongeaux
(''I would sooner be governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston phone directory," W.F. Buckley)
To: Lucky9teen
Love the show, but I have to admit that keeping up with all its twists and turns is like being back in high school doing math homework every night.
17 posted on
09/23/2011 12:07:27 PM PDT by
Argus
To: Lucky9teen
Don’t you mean “Fauxlivia?”
To: Lucky9teen
Fringe Trivia:
Michael Cerveris plays "September", one of the bald-headed Observers, and appears once in every episode.
To: Lucky9teen
watched for first time tonight.
please add me to ping list?
42 posted on
10/07/2011 7:18:09 PM PDT by
DollyCali
(Don't tell God how big your storm is... tell your storm how BIG your God is!)
To: Lucky9teen
"Fringe" is in limbo at Fox. It would be nice if it got renewed or got picked up by SyFy or something, but that hardly ever happens anymore.
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