FRINGE - Official Season 4 Thread

[Lucky9teen]

What does one expect, when JJ Abrams in onboard? ;)

[RJS1950]

One episode a couple of seasons ago made the connection between Fringe and X-Files by noting that the Fringe Division sprang from the X-Files.

[bigbob]

Wow, very cool, thanks. I’ll be working my way through the past episodes for sure.

[Gothmog]

Really, I must have missed the reference. Oh no! I’ll have to back and watch the entire series again, ha ha ha. Thanks for the tip

[Free Vulcan]

No joke. She’s kind of, well - plain - and yet has an aura of smoldering hot charisma all at the same time. She can say more with a look than most women can with a whole script. One of the few women that rivet my attention whenever she’s on screen.

[LibertarianLiz]

Okay, I am having problems with the new direction that the show is taking.

If Peter "never existed", then why do we even know about the parallel universe? The destruction of the other side began when Walter stole Peter from the other side. If Peter never existed, then no degradation would be happening and there would be no "war" between the two universes.

What do you think?

[al baby]

I agree very plain

[Lucky9teen]

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SEASON 4: EPISODE 2 – AIRS: 9/30/2011
EPISODE TITLE: One Night in October

EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Walternate and his team call upon their counterparts from This Side for help when a serial killer goes on a bloody rampage. However, when they recruit the killer's This Side counterpart, a professor of forensic psychology, the team is forced to consider whether they can put civilians at risk.

[GraceG]

[ If Peter “never existed”, then why do we even know about the parallel universe? The destruction of the other side began when Walter stole Peter from the other side. If Peter never existed, then no degradation would be happening and there would be no “war” between the two universes. ]

Peter existed as a child in both universes, he died from the illness in this universe, then when our walter stole the alternate one when they went through the machine the Observer didn’t rescue them from the water when they fell into the lake so Walternate still lost his son, only time he died from drowning in the lake. Walter somehow survived, maybe he was able to get out from the ice on his own.

If it wasn’t for the observer saving yound peter from the ice he wouldn’t exist as an adult in the timeline. Maybe the child peter was preserved, as evidenced by the altered timeline Walter working on somethign to revive that dead bird....

[svcw]

Mine bending stuff, grab another gin and tonic, enjoy the ride. This season is going to fantastic!

[al baby]

Anna Torv is a frickin Goddess

[LibertarianLiz]

I know what happened in the last three seasons. I am talking about the last thing the Observers said last season, which was: "They don't remember him." "How could they, he never existed."

So, that is where my questions come from. The first episode of this current season indicates that none of the characters do remember Peter, so; as the Observers said, "he never existed". And, if he never existed, then there are problems with the whole last three seasons; or, with the first episode of this season.

[al baby]

Unless Bob and Emily Wake up and Bob says I just had the strangest dream

[LibertarianLiz]

LOL! I said the same thing to my husband last week.

[Ingtar]

I think the Observers’ messing in the timeline goes back to when October saved altPeter on this side. That would mean that Walter had already taken altWalter’s son. That seems to be the way that memories are playing out. None of them remembers an adult Peter... yet.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

Fringe Trivia:

Michael Cerveris plays "September", one of the bald-headed Observers, and appears once in every episode.

[zzeeman]

In case you are around — we need the October 7, 2011 PING!!

[Lucky9teen]

I almost forgot...thanx

[Lucky9teen]

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SEASON 4: EPISODE 3 – AIRS: 10/07/2011
EPISODE TITLE: ALONE IN THE WORLD

EPISODE SYNOPSIS: As Walter tries to deal with his hallucinations, the Fringe team takes on a case of two 12-year-olds who died under mysterious circumstances after bullying another boy... and their bodies decompose at a remarkable rate of speed.

[Lucky9teen]

Pingaling! ;)