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‘I Tried To Make It 20 Years Ago!!’ FRINGE 1.16!!
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I am – Hercules!!
Last week Olivia found a cute little baby Observer.
Fox says of tonight’s installment, titled “Unleashed”:
As animal rights activists ransack a laboratory, they get more than they bargained for when one of the caged "animals" unleashes a ferocious appetite. Leaving grotesquely mutilated dead bodies in its wake, the scientific engineered beast with the body of a lion, claws of an eagle, fangs of a viper, skin of a rhinoceros and tail of a serpent attacks Charlie. With Charlie's life on the line, Walter must come face-to-face with both his past and the beast. Guest Cast: Craig Alan Edwards as Matt; Tim Gallin as Ken; Keith Nobbs as Carl Bussler; David Pittu as Robert Swift; Chris Jackson as EMT; Kiersten Warren as Sonia; Rafi Silver as Jonathan Swift; Jeremy Zorek as Tuck.
GOING FORWARD, BEWARE SPOILERS FOR EPISODES BEYOND TONIGHT’S!
Next week’s episode marks the directorial debut of screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, who won the 2002 adapted screenplay Oscar for “A Beautiful Mind,” but also unleashed into this world “Batman Forever,” “Batman & Robin,” “Lost In Space,” “I, Robot,” “The Da Vinci Code,” and “I Am Legend.”
Fox says of next week’s Goldsman episode, titled “Bad Dreams”:
As a suicide incident occurs at New York’s iconic Grand Central station, Agent Dunham simultaneously witnesses the event while asleep and dreaming in Boston. Rattled by the extraordinary and coincidental circumstances, Olivia, Peter and Walter investigate further, but keep coming up empty-handed. As these violent occurrences continue and worsen, Olivia is sent into an unthinkable direction and shocking details emerge about the ZFT manuscript, the highly experimental drug Cortexiphan and Olivia’s childhood.
Fox says of the April 28 episode, titled “Midnight”:
Fringe Division is on the case when severely mutilated bodies drained of spinal cord fluid begin to pile up. After their investigation leads them to a scientist (guest star Jefferson Mays) with possible ties to the Z.F.T. bioterrorist cell, they are shocked to discover the identity and motive of the killer. When the kills occur with increasing frequency, Olivia (Anna Torv), Peter (Joshua Jackson) and Walter (John Noble) go to desperate lengths to stop them.
Fox says of the May 5 episode, titled “The Road Not Taken”:
First her bad dreams became reality, and now Olivia is “dreaming” while awake, seeing elaborate bleak visions of things not really there. While investigating the disturbing case of a woman who apparently spontaneously combusted, Olivia throws caution to the wind and mines her unexplained visions for clues. Meanwhile, Walter comes clean about his prior knowledge of the Z.F.T. manifesto, and Peter’s secret project is revealed and yields surprising help in unraveling the mystery.
Fox says of the May 12 season finale, “There’s More Than One of Everything,” which introduces Leonard Nimoy as William Bell:
The sudden and unexpected attack on someone with close ties to Fringe Division, the return of bioterrorist David Robert Jones (guest star Jared Harris) and the inexplicable disappearance of Walter set the stage for a non-stop, nail-biting season finale of FRINGE. Questions will be answered, observations made, loyalties tested and truths and identities revealed.
As always, I like to point out that David Robert Jones is the birth name of David Bowie. Which is really really cool.
9 p.m. Tuesday. Fox.
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six fingered mere people
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Sorry, I get my producers of nearly-axed TV shows mixed up...
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How rapturously exciting.
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They traded that blond for house's 13, pacey for a real living actor, kept the scarey black guy from lost and the Dr was a robot who farted all the time.
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it was exactly the same as it is right now
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I was hanging on to the theory that Walter Bishop was also William Bell, goddamn Spock screwing up my plans.
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...about a second season?
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Keep it going week to week. I hope this isn't a general talkback for the next six weeks combined. This show continues to find its footing and gets better and better.Last week was awesome, I was so glad it was back. Little Observes FTW!
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Very cool reverse-meta idea. Does anyone know if AI was aware he was there in character or was it a shadow play from the Fringe producers?
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You've got me addicted to two of your frickin' shows now. I initially dismissed FRINGE but after watching the 'In Which We Meet Mr Jones' episode, I've become engrossed!
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I am only going to start watching when Leonard Nimoy is on. I hope he grows a goetee, so we can tell the evil Nimoy from the good one.
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...saw that. Waited with baited breath for all the non-talents on stage to spontaneously combust, age 80 years, or be encased in amber. No such luck. Damn.
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DUN DUNNNNNNNNN...
srsly, Ryan Seacrest was defiantly grown in an alien cloning chamber, he can't be of this world.
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The Idol viewing is just the latest of these "Observer" events FOX has used to promote Fringe. He was on the sidelines at the Super Bowl this year also. It's not like AI producers weren't aware. You think the camera man just got a shot of him like that by accident? It's all marketing, so someone at home goes "who the fuck is that guy?" and trie to find out, and is lead to Fringe. They even tried to get him involved in the Inauguration Day ceremonies, having him watching Obama get inaugurated, but security issues proved too great to pull it off. I personally love this Observer shit they do. Such an awesome, unique version of horizontal marketing.
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This show has delivered the goods every episode.
Olivia gets hotter, the chemistry between father & son is hilarious.
Broils get's more intriguing and I'm sure we'll see more of the creepy Observer and what he's all about next season.
This is actually the only tv show (other than Lost ) that I actually watch in real time when it airs. Everything else, I download from the net and watch later.
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. . .it's with Peter Bishop. The guy seems to contribute nothing to the show each week. At least Olivia is interesting (well, moderately) by virtue of the fact that he's a main character. Peter is simply there to make random, snarky comments about why his dad is nuts.
I mean, yes, they did reference that Peter was somehow different and not normal. It's just that his character would be a lot more palatable if he actually did something constructive. -
LOST and FRINGE are the only shows i make a point of having my ass on the couch for when it actually airs, having them air on tues/wed nights doesn't hurt but like you said, if I've got anything else to do i pretty much download/dvr the rest, even heroes most of the time.
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He's basically walter's watchdog, at this point he *has* to be around since walter is supposed to be locked up in the funny-farm, personally i find their banter the best part of the show... I'd like to know how many times so far walter has asked peter to get him a rootbeer float. Also the cow is awesome, that bit about him making his own yogurt was silly and funny as hell.
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This show has been solid since episode 1. I only hope they don't go all X-files and drag it out without any idea of where they are actually going. Oh, and Peter's mysterious past have given him "connections" and a number of people who owe him favours. This has helped the team in many episodes. The problem is we don't exactly know his backstory yet.
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And I listed Fringe as my favorite show. Sure, I think LOST is better, but LOST is guaranteed till the end. I love Fringe and can't wait for the season finale!
Also, The Observer can often be seen at most of FOX's live sporting even braodcasts (as well as AI). He was at the last NASCAR race in the pits. Pretty cool. -
And how the hell do you have Michael Cerveris on American Idol and not have him sing? I mean, really, he's the original Broadway Tommy!
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...of losing me, although I love the main characters of this show minus Olivia. Olivia is not likable as the determined yet skeptical eventual hero...maybe its the actress or the way her character is desperately written for us to care about her. Peter and Walter are what makes the show.
The show needs to move faster toward a defining plot thread in order to keep my household on viewership. Stand alone episodes are not for me, on any show, really. -
Regarding "The show needs to move faster toward a defining plot thread in order to keep my household on viewership", from the synopses of the last epis of the season, it looks like the writers/producers realize that. Hang in there.
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I nourished it and raised it into a full-sized one in no time.
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I agree. I like the character and his interaction with Walter, but can we find out a little more about him PLEASE. If I see another Olivia in the dream tank episode instead of his character being fleshed out a little more I may freak out.
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is he going to be a heavy? If so willthat take the show in a intresting new direction? I do sorta kinda almost like it, but it never pays off. Lost has done that and had almost perfect episodes. The last episode was some kind of awful bridge. It also set up a new line of questions. Fringe never propells me tward a new awareness of the bigger question. Is there a pattarn. If so should I care?
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Jesus, bait-and-switch is pretty much a religion in tv today, you people must all be coming here from the '50s or something.
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but that doesn't mean it's not doing things that are wrong (especially from the FBI/authorities POV). I think the real twist is going to be that the "Pattern" was actually Walter's brainchild, and along with Bell he was plotting out these "experiments" to prepare the world for invasion by interdimensional beings. However, when Walter came to grips with the lives that it would cost to do these "Pattern experiments", he went against Bell which is why he was put away in the mental institution. But mark my words, Walter's past is very dark and will cast doubt on his credibility.
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This is revealed when they install light sensors that can't detect bland actresses and Olivia is stuck in dark rooms all episodes.
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good show.. not great.. but good. I agree that Peter is under-used, but the doctor is brilliant.
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Tonight they hunt down a monster in the sewers! How exciting!
Or rather, it WAS exciting back in the early '90s when I watched Mulder and Scully first doing the same goddamn thing on THE X-FILES!
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just watch...
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Leonard Nimoy as William Bell!
This show is amazing on so many levels. I can see so much potential. You could have compared it to the Xfiles in the begining but it's grown so much since then. John Nobel and Joshua Jackson's byplay as father and son is great ( even when they're being serious ). The Observer is a really interesting concept. Unlike some I like Anna Torv. I would have never guessed she's got an accent in real life. I think she's a really good female lead ( and not bad to look at either ). I think the guy that plays David Robert Jones is remarkable as he really seems always the most intelligent man in the room. Then there's Blair Brown always a favorite. Lance Reddick ( Agent Broyles ) is the only one that seems to need more fleshing out but is solid in his performance. They've really assembled a good cadre of characters ( even Astrid whom I think there's more to her than meets the eye ). As far as the direction, photography, and music what's not to like? And then there's the story that's evolved from an Xfiles monster of the week to parallel universes! Now they're going to get Nimoy as William Bell! Also like another show that I loved Babylon 5 this show has already been mapped out so the writers already know where they're going with all of this. I think this show stands a chance to be one of the next big genre shows people will be watching for years to come. -
I'll be the first to say I prefer ongoing or serialized episodic television over problem-of-the-week formats (although that's not always the case; cites - House M.D.). But the good thing about one-off episodes is that it can draw in the casual viewer and get them interested in the show. From what Herc's got listed here, we've got one-offs this week and one-after-next, but otherwise the story locomotive seems to be in full motion for the rest of the season. I do so love this show.
*waves to The_Observer; offers him some chili peppers* Who do you think'll win Idol? Oh, and I loved you in Sweeney Todd. But not Assassins. :)
Man, that bald fucker gets around! -
I'd speculate that 'the bad guy' of the show are the people in the other dimension who want to take over ours. Massive Dynamics is actually devoting their resources to thwarting it. They just appear shady because they're operating in secret and doing inexplicable things that are above the law. To anyone outside of that inner circle of knowledge, it would surely appear that they are a sinister organization.
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Why does every idiot on here think everyone's a plant? Moron! I'm just an average guy like anyone else who really likes this show!
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A plant is someone who types up a PR announcement instead of actually conveying real thoughts about a show. Read your post. You sound like a plant.
PS: Saying 'I'm just an average guy' is another indication you're a plant. Your new moniker is Real Plant. Sorry. -
And another thing! This show isn't always perfect! A couple of episodes ago they said something embarassing about the size of a computer file. I think it was 600 megabites or something and saying it was large. Well I've downloaded larger files than that so I wouldn't call it large! But I'm willing to forgive errors like that in view of the fact that most of the show is accurate. There! Do I still sound like a plant?
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You sound like a troll!
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"But I'm willing to forgive errors like that in view of the fact that most of the show is accurate. There! Do I still sound like a plant?" -- Yep, pretty much.
Moi? A troll? Yeah, good luck with that. And since I do not intend to hijack the thread from the fans, I bid you good evening. -
I suppose everyone who's enthusiastic about the show is a plant? That really pisses me off! I did give you my real thoughts about the show! Sorry if you don't like it that much! Geez!
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" The real evil corp is Veridian
by chrth Apr 14th, 2009
01:56:15 PM
This is revealed when they install light sensors that can't detect bland actresses and Olivia is stuck in dark rooms all episodes. "
Yes you wouldn't want to spoil it for the fans would you?
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I'm pretty sure there is no future episode with bland-actress detecting lights involved
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Re: Real Deal. I'm with you on this one. The show has some issues, but overall, I was pretty stoked when the show came back last week. And Nimoy joining the cast makes me all tingly.
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...he's getting all cranky.
j/k (i.e., I'm just yanking your limb, er vine, chain...)
The remaining episodes sound pretty excellent (I don't recall anything too spoilerlicious). It sounds like a nice buildup to the Nimoy appearance. It would be too bad if they just ended it right there (and we never really got closure on several plot points). Hopefully JJA will have a little pull, the ratings will stay level and the PTB will notice there are quite a few fans (and that a show like this might *gain* fans with some momentum into a 2nd season).
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With T:SCC cancelled (according to EW), Prison Break ending, and Dollhouse probably gone, I'm thinking Fringe has a good chance to make next year's schedule, even if just a January replacement (although I think a fall return more likely). The Nimoy casting was a stroke of genius and buzz is starting to build for this show.
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That's a pretty solid theory. I hope - hell, even if just for it breaking our curse: when we start shows from Season 1, they're doomed to fail (the only reason LOST is on is we started on Season 2...)
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Uh that wasn't me. That was a quote from chrth. I like the show.
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I think our heroes need to grab some agents and every shotgun in the city, and start hunting that motherfucker down. I'd volunteer.
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have to provision before the show
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More than most genre shows. I'm pretty sure it'll make it into next seasons lineup.
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Almost any show following american idol does
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Didn't they already shoot or are shooting the first episode of season 2? Swear I read that somewhere. Wow, this episode pwns, surprised!
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There is always something that keeps me laughing for some inexplicable reason here, and today it's the idea that someone named themselves Larry Tate. I literally cannot stop laughing right now.
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Pay attention during the news broadcast about the "mountain lion". He's walking behind the reporter on the street.
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Didn't exactly advance any mythology or have any direct connection to the pattern of massive dynamic, but I like the more strictly x-files-ish episodes, where its just a standalone monster type story, if its done well.
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Almost no doubt.
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Walter totally cracked me up tonight...when Peter almost ate the sandwich with the moldy ear in it I busted out laughing...then Peter talked about almost washing his face in acid as well LOL
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and give Dollhouse a decent lead-in and a different day and it will do better in the ratings then Fringe...hot scantily clad females is a ratings winner...I say pair it with Fringe on Tuesday nights
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Apr 14, 2009 10:56:47 PM CDT
Herc comparing "I Am Legend" to "Batman and Robin" = fucking twa
by tallboy66
Seriously, if you think "I Am Legend" is as badly written as "Batman and Robin", you are not deserving of wasting time on, mainly because YOU ARE A FUCKING IDIOT!!!
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"walter!"
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Good, solid episode. Much better interplay between the characters; I'm particularly happy with the more awake Pete and the fleshing out of Charley (I always liked that guy, he just was always in the background. Now, if we could just get Astrid to say more than three lines...). And that monster was the shit!
Nah, it didn't really advance the meta-plot that much...but it seems like with every episode back from the break they're re-establishing the major building blocks of the series. Last epi was the re-introduction and further insight into the Observers, this one's about Walter's past experiments, next week's about Liv's specialness. Looking forward to where the this show is going.
Two quick things...anybody notice the weird Jack-like tattoo on Charley's shoulder? It was a bunch of different possibly religious symbols (I saw a yin-yang for sure) in the form of a cross. Just the actors, or something about the character? Either way I was intrigued; it kinda' looked like those 'Coexist' bumper stickers (I'm sayin', I don't think Liv's the only one who's 'special', I think ALL the main characters have something that set them apart). And the storybook Liv was reading her neice, "Burlap Bear" or something like that...seemed like that was given a bit of prevelance. Anyone know if that's a real book or was made for the show? -
charlies got a hot wife! too bad he's full of larvae.
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Confounded stupid fingers...
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Apr 15, 2009 12:21:11 AM CDT
I have no problem with outlandish motivations for the series but
by darthxmas
If there is an alternative demension story line that is the resolutionary end of this series it is ultimatly disapointing because anyone w/ half a brain knows this show will not survive long enough for a payoff.
The x files lacked this thoughtfulnes and became an anoying sublime orgasimless drift. Perfect in single segments but not able to answer any of the questions it introduced. Aliens and bees.whatever. Go fuck yourself.
They should of went V on our ass and that would have been spectacular. Why can't these show producers come up with viable second and third act evolutions to well devolped concepts.
We all are waiting for some answers in frnge. St else where ending can only happen once a generation. Walter can not have dreamed all this shit in the tank.
Lost better have some sorta of tell me something make sense twist. Adam and eve sort of bilblical paradox or a spin off that takes place like ten thousand years ago staring lock and explores the islands begining. The smoke monster is so super gay.
like Heroes needs to slap a costume on one of the cast and start working a unbreakable like story line or branch off to a whole new line of charecters that have already formed a team ala the
Avengers, they could recruit the curent cast members reveal thierorigins, and there could be a group of villians. Some bad ass gang on motorcycles hat ends up some goverment secret operation. Then there should be a robot that farts all the time. 100% awesome -
...ran over again for the second week in a row and so I didn't record the end of the episode. Why the fuck even schedule shit if you're just gonna keep running over?
It's fucking American Idol. How does it run over? Was there an extra penalty? Did someone have to blow Simon? Did they have to get Paula some smelling salts? WHAT? -
And pardon me but let's not pretend the X-Files was the first show to feature wierdness or monsters etc. The Outer Limits and Twilight Zone MIGHT just have something to say bout that.
Good creature. Bit like a mini-"Host" in the way it was handled and done. (which is a good thing)
Though I fear that something terrible will happen to Walter as he is being built up now as more "heroic" (yeah I read the spoilers but it was clear even before then)
This WILL get a second series as FOX has nothing else to touch it in this "format" and it might not have truly massive viewing figures but those who have stuck with it are likely to keep going now, especially with Nimoy coming in.
My Crazy theory ? Peter is from the OTHER Dimension. Possible scenario ? The "original" Peter died and Walter "kidnapped" himself a new Peter from over there causing an interdimensional mess, cause that's how Walter rolls. ;-) -
i'm glad i've only seen the last two episodes, so that i dont have to worry about this interdimensionalbullshit yall are talking about. i just love that mad scientist. never laughed so hard at a tv show.
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If last night's and last week's episodes are the only two episodes you've seen... eww. There were a lot better episodes prior. Especially the ones with the teleporting guy and "interdimensionalbullshit", and the first episode that featured the Observer.
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Mouth watering. Best thing about last night's episode even, as the rest of it kind of bored me.
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1) Ditch any more "guys disarmed by Olivia's beauty and give up vital information" situations. Her character is fine and I could see guys wanting to bang her after hanging out, but nobody is buying this college guys want her at first glance crap.
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Apr 15, 2009 10:13:03 AM CDT
The problems will "Fringe" are almost unsurmountable...
by leafar the lost
...unless JJ Abrams makes some big changes. Where do I begn?
Lets start with Special Agent Olivia Dunham, played by Anna Torv. I'm glad that Leonard Nimoy is joining the cast, because maybe he can teach Torv how to deliver a line. In whatever show Nimoy was on, whether it was "Star Trek" or even "In Search Of...", I paid attention to every word he said. He knows how to say a line of dialogue and make you believe it. Nimoy knows how to get your attention. Torv is probably the most boring "hot looking" actress
that I have ever seen. In the first episode we get to see her in her black bra and panties, but after that nothing. My question is, what was she hired to do? She is currently failing as an interesting investigator, and as hot looking eye candy. In last night's episode she spent most of it covered up in a big coat. Adding Nimoy for the season finale is a good move, but next season they either need to add someone to Olivia's team, or get rid of someone. At the very least we need to have scenes of Olivia at her apartment in bra and panties. You could also throw in some scenes of her getting out of the shower in a towel. Anna Torv has a hot body, and it needs to be shown. I demand it! -
Really enjoy many aspects of the show but due to the gaps between episodes it sometimes loses momentum.
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I tend to agree she's very uninteresting. That seems to be a problem with female characters in television and movies in general... they need to be attractive and the writing doesn't do much for them beyond that. I think it'd be interesting if the show shocked us by killing Dunham off... they have this wasted character in the background in Astrid who is supposedly an FBI agent who could step right in to a featured role in the wake, though I imagine it'd be the same problem with her.
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I have been totally into Fringe since the first episode. The only thing thats really bugged me up until now has been Olivia. She started the season so borish and zombie like, and fuck, she still is to an extent, but I feel its getting better. I ahte how they were like "oh lets throw a sister and niece in there to prove shes not a robot" from the writers.....lol.....but anyway, no one on that show matters except the professor!!!!! He is one of my fav characters on all of tv included.....in fact I think I gotta put John Noble right after Michael Emerson at this point.
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durn you Mark Valley for marrying her and not giving us even one season to lust after her!
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It was MIT. Do they even have girls there?
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Apr 15, 2009 11:39:50 AM CDT
Was Chalrie's wife the red-head from Saved By The Bell College Y
by ieathippies
And Anna Torv is fucking fantastically hot. What's wrong with you people? Have you ever even HAD a girlfriend? Or does "attractive" only mean if they look like they came straight out of Playboy or MTV or something? I have those friends too. And they have never had a stable relationship in their life. It's the whole package. This chick seems interesting. I'd take her out anytime.
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The ear omlette was friggin priceless, and that was one really decent looking monster for a tv show. Dayum !
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Especially her voice and she walks like a Sasquatch. She's got the Eastern Block thing going for her if you're into that, but that's it. Can anybody honestly say if she went out on a girl's night with Charlie's wife, Astrid, and her sister that she wouldn't be the one getting the least attention unless she would totally drunk and half naked? I'm not saying she's ugly or even a Plain Jane, just that she's not somebody you start acting stupid about if she walks through the door. Which has happened at least three or four times during the show. Scully didn't even that happen that often.
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She probably isn't the first person i would try and pick up. I would probably shoot for the sister... maybe even Astrid. But I don't like Astrid's hair. She has a great face, but she needs longer hair. Even a huge fro would do. But yeah Anna Torv seems to have several layers of defense which would make for a failed attempt. But the read-head seems like she has had some plastic surgery which always bothers the hell outta me.
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Granted, she can do a lot more with her character but she's come a long way and deserves some kudos for her efforts. The writers should also do more to bring interesting dimensions to her character and her relationships. None of her relationships/interplay are interesting and that's a problem. Hopefully that's coming in future episodes though...
Joshua Jackson can take the title of Weakest Link now. While he doesn't have a lot of dialog, most of it is laced with excellent opportunities to add personality to the character, the various relationships and the show as a whole. He could significantly increase the show's cool/hip factor but is wasting most of those key moments with his bland delivery. He has the great John Noble to spar with yet he does so very little with his character. A shame.
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...Kiersten Warren. She was the stripper friend from ID4 who got blown to shit on top of that building in L.A. when the aliens attacked.
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the show is pretty cool. Hopefully it stays this way and doesn't turn into a bloated mess.
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it WAS that red-head from Saved By The Bell!! Eh she was cuter then.
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Just saw a few images on IMDB - she is rather attractive.... and she's married to Charlie in real life!
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Really?! That's super cool! Love meta-fictional stuff like that.
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i came a lil...
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does the observer have six fingers? is that where the six fingers thing comes from? or was it something else? i've seen every ep since the premiere, but i'm curious about this.
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my problem with the show as of late has been the writing:
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Someone above mentioned the Observer showing up at the Super Bowl, sorry dude, but it was actually a playoff game on Fox.
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you people are whiny little bitches, and seriously? complaining about how "hot" the female characters on a show are is so fuckin juvenile i don't really have the words for it.
Its as if you people only watch TV to spot the shit you think is "wrong", and complain that you don't see enough boobies. -
Bitchy I know, but I thought she looked like she might've been one of Walter's early surgical experiments - weird.
I agree with the posters saying that Peter has little to do. The writers obviously don't really know what to do with him (like Xander in the later Buffy seasons). Still, the show is shaping up nicely and (hopefully) there'll be plenty of time to flesh out the characters. Noble should get an Emmy and a pay rise (if there's any justice).Bring on season two!
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