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Dr. Walter Bishop follows in a long line of mad scientists. An unbalanced genius like Bishop going at it in his lab is a pop-culture staple. Or even, some would say, a cliche.
In "Dreamscape," the Fringe team must solve the mystery of the killer butterflies. But the case is secondary to what is really going on in the lives of the team.
In last night's Fringe, "The Equation," Walter Bishop had to face one of his greatest fears - returning to the mental hospital where he was locked up for 17 years. But just what was he afraid of?
In the latest episode of Fringe, "In Which We Meet Mr. Jones," Olivia is working on another Pattern case when she comes across a connection to past cases. When she asks Broyles about it, he tells her that there's a lot about the Pattern that she doesn't know.
Most days on Fringe start out as bad days for the agents given the nature of the cases they investigate. But on "The Cure," Agent Olivia Dunham is having a particularly bad day. **** The following might contain some spoilers ****
In "Power Hungry," Olivia is guided by her dead boyfriend - turn traitor - in her quest to find a man with serious electricity issues. It makes you wonder if anyone is really dead on Fringe.
As if Walter isn't enough of a character, we meet someone even more unusual than him on tonight's episode of Fringe. "The Arrival" marks the arrival of two mysteries - the metal cylinder and The Observer (Michael Cerveris).
On the outside Fringe's Peter Bishop seems like a nice guy pitching in to help solve the mystery behind The Pattern. But there's a lot about him that we don't know and I think he's hiding a mystery of his own – or maybe two.
It's a good thing I've already had my children because the opening scene of Fringe's "The Same Old Story" was freaky enough for me to never want to be pregnant again. **** The following could contain spoilers ****
If I only watch one new show this fall, it'll have to be J.J. Abram's Fringe. Last night's premiere just happened to be my first glimpse into the new fall season and judging from Fringe's debut this season should be a good one.
John Noble, Gulag Survivor, Dies at 84 John H. Noble, an American who never knew why the Soviets imprisoned him in their notorious gulag, but not only lived to write books on the grim, decade-long experience but also recovered his family's company and castle in the former East Germany, died on Nov.
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