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more about #fringerecap more comments → BobTheCool: how did you know September's name? was that mentioned somewhere in the episode and i just missed it? or was that from a less awesome episode back in t... more » Bigdamnhero: Two things: When Brandon the MD lab rat was explaining the Observers experience of time with his blue-water analogy, was anybody else thinking, "chro... more » MargaretMoony: For a second, I really, truly thought that the kidnapped chick (Christine?) and August the Observer were going to make-out or something. Kinda of fre... more » TemporalOutLaw: When is the observer we have been seeing since last season has his name mentioned (September)? more » Hungus: The Observers' view of the future sounds Molinistic. They can see the teleological endpoint and likely have contingent knowledge of the middle parts. ... more » T0N: was it actualy said sometime that peter is from an alternative universe? I was thinking it all the time, and alot of stuff indicates that he is, but w... more » gorehound: i enjoyed the episode.i liked hearing the observers have been on our planet for at least 1,000's of years and they showed up in historical art & photo... more » starjade: "On a side note — are we supposed to automatically assume they're talking about Olivia, or could they be talking about her niece?" My thoughts tota... more » yrag: I had very mixed reactions to this show. On one hand I found it one of the most moving, but at the cost of removing a lot of the mystery of the origin... more » Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: When the MD guy was talking about Observers' view of time with the tube and blue water, my first thought was a) "is this a feminine hygine ad?" and b)... more » Rocketknight: I had no idea Peter was from an alternate universe. When did this happen? I've only started on Season 2. One thing I'd like to note is that I don't t... more » Eriamjh: The original observer is the creepiest, best looking. The rest just looked like baldies. My guess is that they don't have much for taste buds and it... more » salthegeek: Subtitle for this ep. Sinister meetings at an Indian restaurant. more » Chuck: So when Peter said "There's more than one Observer.", who else felt obliged to yell "There's more than one of everything, Peter!" more » mekki: There are most likely 12 active Observers at any given time considering that they are named after months however, there may be more scattered through ... more » -
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What We've Learned About Fringe's Observers
They've been lurking in the background for the entire series, and last night, Fringe's bald Observers finally stepped into the limelight. Here's what we learned about the mysterious beings who've been spying on the Fringe team. More » -
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Always Wear Your Tinfoil Hat Inside Massive Dynamic
Last night's episode featured a mind-controlling teenager with a penchant for violence. But that's not why Astrid has her tinfoil hat firmly in place. We also learned something sinister about our corporate friends at Massive Dynamic. More » -
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Commie Fringe Scientists Bring Back Deadly Space Souvenir
With the World Series over, Fringe is finally back with a B-movie-inspired episode that plunges us into Russian fringe science, delves into Agent Broyles' past, turns people to ash, and has us wondering what the CIA is up to. More » -
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Fringe's Dream Machine Turns Your Coworkers Into Cannibals
On last night's Fringe we learned that stealing dreams is not only addictive, it can make some people feel downright stabby. Plus, Walter flexes his mad scientists muscles using a naive FBI agent and a flask of chloroform. More » -
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Leonard Nimoy Explains Fringe's Final Storm
Last night on Fringe, we drank worms, did drugs, and stole cryogenically frozen heads. But more importantly, we finally got to see Olivia's visit to the other universe, and hear Leonard Nimoy explain all about the coming interdimensional war. More » -
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Humans and Watermelons Alike Explode on Fringe
Last night's Fringe started out with unusual bang, in the form of a literal human bomb. Soon the Fringe team is blowing up watermelons, traveling to Iraq, and reminiscing about Peter's childhood Playboy jigsaw puzzle. Spoilers ahead. More » -
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Father-Son Bonding Over Fringe's Scorpion Baby
In last night's Fringe, a scorpion baby terrorizes a small town and reflects a father's desperate love. Also, Olivia learns the downside of superpowered hearing, and finds her guru working in a bowling alley. Spoilers ahead.
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A Shapeshifting Supersoldier Can't Stop Fringe's Birthday Celebration
Gene the cow put on her best party hat for last night's Fringe season premiere, an episode that brought us shapeshifters, transdimensional typewriters, a new team member, custard, and a kiss that revealed an unexpected alliance. Spoilers below...
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Is There More Than One Final Episode For Fringe?
In last night's season finale of Fringe, there were some reality-splitting revelations and at least one crazy-ass Abrams lens flare moment. And it was awesome, but confusing to the uninitiated. Allow me to explain. Spoilers! More » -
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Dimension-Hopping Conspiracies Explained, On "Fringe"!
All the conspiracies started to make sense last night on Fringe, in one of the most rewarding episodes ever for people who love the show's mythology. For those who don't, there were Trek jokes. Spoilers! More » -
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Spinal Fluid With A Side of Syphillis, on Fringe
Nothing like a little recreational spine-severing, Syphillis-engineering, and more hints about a secret underground science society known as ZFT. That's why last night's Fringe made us feel all grody-happy inside. Spoilers! More » -
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Olivia's Transdimensional Powers Get Stranger on "Fringe"
We've been dying to know more about Olivia's strange powers, possibly connected to childhood experiments, and definitely connected to a vast science conspiracy involving supersoldiers. And in last night's Fringe, we got our wish. Spoilers! More » -
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A Monster That's Half-Snake, Half-Bat, and Half-Tank on Fringe
Fringe never lets me down. In last night's episode there was a giant monster that defied all laws of science and made me think of the Trogdor song from Homestar Runner. Spoilers ahead! More » -
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A Computer Virus That Turns Your Brain to Goo
In this week's Fringe, called "The No-Brainer," Olivia and the scoobies got to investigate their most cyber opponent yet: A pop-up window that turns people's brains to goo! Spoilers ahead, weirdos. More » -
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Fringe Returns with a Triumphant Megavirus Attack
Last night's episode of Fringe reminded me why I've fallen in love with this show: You've got your gooey mega-virus attacks, scary conspiracies, and Olivia fist-fighting her way through underground research facilities. Spoilers ahead! More » -
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Fringe Gives Us a Bloody Birthday Present This Week
If I'd had any doubts about Fringe becoming my new guilty pleasure, this week erased them. I am now officially a watcher of Fringe, rather than a sampler of it. Last night's episode "The Cure" gave us a healthy dose of WTF back story on several of our main characters — Agent Olivia and Mad Scientist Spawn Peter — as well as some frankly awesome exploding heads. It was the first time that the show really gelled, and I'll tell you why. Spoilers ahead! More »
