Archive for the ‘Investigations Season 2’ Category
The eagle-eyed folks over at Fringepedia managed to capture a screenshot from “The Bishop Revival” that honestly made me doubt my powers of observation. The folks who make Fringe often throw in easter eggs to their episodes; that’s no secret. But this…
Read: 2×13: Hidden Apple Glyph
“The Bishop Revival” ended with a fairly big twist, in which it was revealed that the Neo-Nazi killer, Alfred Hoffman, wasn’t really a Neo-Nazi at all — he was the real thing, as evidenced by his appearance in an old…
Read: 2×13: Nazi Time Machine
In “The Bishop Revival,” we get quite a bit of exposition on grandfather Bishop, a former Nazi who emigrated to the United States in 1943, changing his surname from Bischoff to Bishop. But could he have died a year later?
The…
First of all, I’d like to apologize for our inactivity recently. Hiatuses are always difficult to come back from, which is why we’ve decided not to pay attention to them anymore. Despite the seven-week break that’s coming up after next…
Read: 2×13: Glyph
This week’s episode of Fringe had a glyph that translated into “BLIGHT.” The word blight is most commonly used as a description of a symptom of plants when they are infected by a pathogenic organism, which causes areas of the plants…
Read: 2×08: Glyph Message
Nobody’s really sure what the deal is with Slusho!, except that it’s popping up everywhere inside the world of J.J. Abrams (and sometimes outside). Originally part of the marketing campaign for the film Cloverfield (in the months leading up to the…
Read: 2×07: Slusho!
This week, the glyph message, spelled out by the symbols appearing before commercial breaks, spelled out “Arrive.” Now, if you know the title of the series’ fourth episode )”The Arrival,”) and who it was about (the Observer), then I think…
Read: 2×07: Glyph Message
This week, the Observer was a little more out-of-the-way than usual — you really had to squint to see him in this episode (although I’ve heard that this will definitely not be the case next week). In case you missed…
Read: 2×07: Observer Sighting
In the closing monologue of the episode, Nina Sharp indicated to William Bell that the incident with Tyler was part of the Penrose-Carson experiments. Now, we met Carson in that episode — he was the boy’s surrogate father. But who was Penrose?
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The crew behind Fringe is about to get some more ’siblings’ on the staff.
According to Zap2It, former Brothers and Sisters showrunners, Monica Breen and…
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In this week’s edition of the Walter’s Lab Podcast, Sam and Mark discuss the mysterious disappearance of the Bible-reading Agent Jessup, as…
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Join hosts Sam and Mark as they kick off the first edition of Walter’s Lab – The Podcast, a weekly podcast dedicated…
Photos – Fringe 2.15 “Peter”
Here’s a bit of slight spoilerage: a couple of promotional photos from Fringe’s April 1 return episode, “Peter.” It’s primarily a flashback…
Season 3 Confirmed!
Good news Fringe fans! FOX has just renewed its best series for a third season. That means one more year of Fringe is coming…
2×14: Universal Equilibrium
We’ve still got a long wait ahead of us until “Peter” airs on April 1, so let’s take another look back at…
THR: ‘Fringe’ Has 90% Chance of Renewal
If any of you were worried that Fringe wasn’t going to make it around to year three, The Hollywood Reporter is here to assuage…
Season 1 Blu-Ray $25 at Amazon
If you don’t yet have Fringe’s first season on home video yet, what are you waiting for? It’s a great way to…
Anna Torv Bares All for ‘Esquire’
We meant she bares all emotionally, guys!
Well, she bares a little flesh, too. Fringe star Anna Torv, who plays Olivia Dunham, recently did…
2×14: Glyphs Outside the Daycare
If you thought the neat apple-shaped worn spot in Walter’s chair was cool, you’re going to love this. The Jacksonville daycare featured in…
2×14: 5-20-10
Why is it that Walter found the combination of 5-20-10 to have some meaning? Probably not because it actually has any within…
2×14: Manhatan
Eagle-eyed viewers noticed that the opening shot of the episode featured one of Fringe’s now-iconic 3D setting titles. But they also noticed…
2×14: Observer Sighting
The Observer popped up once again in “Jacksonville,” this time crossing in front of a firetruck as Olivia and the team arrive…
2×14: Glyph
The glyph on tonight’s Fringe was “REVEAL.” To me, this is similar to the glyph for “Snakehead,” which was “HIDDEN.” Means relatively little.…
2×14: Is that real coffee?
The opening scene of tonight’s episode might have confused you a little, and not for the reasons you might think. Yes, I…
2×13: Observer Sighting
It’s been common knowledge since “The Bishop Revival” aired that the Observer appeared in the episode outside the diner right before Alfred…
2×13: Hidden Apple Glyph
The eagle-eyed folks over at Fringepedia managed to capture a screenshot from “The Bishop Revival” that honestly made me doubt my powers of…
