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    Trai_Dep: I liked Jessup's disbelieving tone explaining, "They're holding your luggage because they claim there's raw milk in bottles which..." [Fade to silence... more »
    gorehound: awesome episode.funny how walter drugged the agent.i love watching fringe it is never like x files and always has cool weird stuff. #fringe more »
    Roklimber: I was a bit disappointed, because this week's strange occurrence had nothing to do with the pattern. This is supposed to be Fringe, not X-Files. #fringe more »
    DeadlyRaptor: I really enjoyed this episode. The nightmare Peter was having at the end of the episode was really creepy and I thought was done very nicely. That sho... more »
    DrMathochist: I seem to be having trouble with the comments. First my star disappears, then the comment box switches to Times New Roman, and now the comments don't... more »
    reesiekitty: Walter is just full of win every week. I loved the way he was afraid to move to a more permanent home- then afraid this week to leave it. His entreaty... more »
    J_Frank_Parnell: Totally seems that Walter slipped backwards a bit this episode. I think his new living arrangements have caused him some unease. And what happened tha... more »
    MrLister: Kashner is Dr Elliot's nurse boyfriend from Scrubs! Keith is it? Maybe Walter's regression is due to him being reminded of being in the mental insti... more »
    mekki: People prematurely aged because of their dream state? Did one of the writers watch City of Lost Children and was inspired by it? Who played Agent Kas... more »
    Tomb: R.O.A.C.H.: I loved this episode. Why? Because I have studying Familiar Fatal Insomnia for two weeks now and could'nt stop thinking about it. #fringe more »
    Belabras: I also love how Walter has no problem with "Agent Farnsworth" but still can't seem to master "Astrid". #fringe more »
    Belabras: Every time we go to the bowling alley I am charmed by the music. Whomever they have picking out the clips for that is a classic rock fan. "From the ... more »
    John Hazard: Would a person really die of EXHAUSTION if they couldn't dream? Would "stealing" their dreams really prevent them from dreaming themselves? Do people'... more »
    Chuck: I just loved Walter casually dropping "I told you about my work with the MK Ultra Project". You just know that anything ever rumored or bandied abo... more »
    GreyHammer: it was a great episode. and no bell and peter are not teh same people. the earth 1 peter died so walter found a way to steal earth 2's. william used ... more »
    darthsidious_7: Is that leader guy Ralph Fiennes? He looks like Ralph Fiennes. more »
    Torley: I like this review's format; the catchy italicized paragraph-openers appeal. I'll be sad if I don't see Kirk Acevedo again. (There's the mirror unive... more »
    therewasadoor: How could the FBI have missed the bad guys at the cryo facility by 15 minutes? Surely, since they knew that these places were being hit and heads stol... more »
    aubreyAubrey: I understand the source of the worm theory. Though the "experiment" was never repeated successfully, the idea is that memories are stored in your very... more »
    MISS MERCY STREET: Am I nuts, or was Van Gogh's Self Portrait part of the wall graffiti during Olivia and 'Charlie's' fight? more »
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    Leonard Nimoy Explains Fringe's Final Storm

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    Father-Son Bonding Over Fringe's Scorpion Baby

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    A Shapeshifting Supersoldier Can't Stop Fringe's Birthday Celebration

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    Dimension-Hopping Conspiracies Explained, On "Fringe"!

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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"

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    Bioterrorists Are Just in It for the Thrill

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