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 easter egg is so obviously placed that it makes me wonder how I could have missed it. So, without any further ado, I present to you: the apple in the chair!
What does it mean? Well, I can’t say that I think it means that much, symbolically. Most likely, it’s simply a little thrown-in touch that the producers do just to make sure we’re watching closely. What do you think?
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Sam McPherson began writing for Walter's Lab in August 2009. He also writes for the sites TVOvermind, MovieOvermind and SpoilerTV, in addition to being an administrator on Lostpedia since March 2009. Sam's favorite shows are Lost, Fringe, Doctor Who, Flight of the Conchords, FlashForward, True Blood, and Monty Python's Flying Circus. Follow him on Twitter (@mcphersonator) or send him an email (sammcpherson@tvovermind.com).
Sam McPherson began writing for Walter's Lab in August 2009. He also writes for the sites TVOvermind, MovieOvermind and SpoilerTV, in addition to being an administrator on Lostpedia since March 2009. Sam's favorite shows are Lost, Fringe, Doctor Who, Flight of the Conchords, FlashForward, True Blood, and Monty Python's Flying Circus. Follow him on Twitter (@mcphersonator) or send him an email (sammcpherson@tvovermind.com).
Well, what does it mean?
Hm. I think it was just placed there for eagle-eyed fans. I’ll amend this post to have more of a commentary on it.
[...] 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 easter egg is so obviously placed that it makes me wonder how I could have missed it. So, without any further ado, I present to you: the apple in the chair! See larger image. [...]
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