Fox says of Fringe 3.8, titled “Entrada”:
Peter grapples with the aftermath of recent events as Olivia desperately searches for an ally. Meanwhile, the Fringe Team discovers a critical device that communicates between universes.
I am loathe to give too much away, but “Entrada” is the best of the season-three “Fringe” episodes so far and the first to hop back and forth between Earth One and Earth Two.
It is funny, moving, horrifying and enormously impactful. If you had to miss an episode, this would NOT be the one.
Clues follow in invisotext.
The new episode begins exactly where the last episode from two weeks ago ended, with Peter taking a call while Fauxlivia lies beside him in bed.
This is a huge episode for both Broyleses.
“It’s never too late for savings.”
“What does it mean?”
“Be a better man than your father.”
“You have a lot of questions. I understand.”
“I guess answers is where you draw the line.”
We see a lot of the Typeset Antiques guy, on crutches.
“I had to wait for seven years. Your kind isn’t so great at keeping promises.”
“Because I feel there are very valuable parts for study and I would just have to replace her mass.”
“I can also see my computer right here.”
“Who am I to play God with other people’s lives?”
Circular saw.
“Oh no please AAUUGGHH!”
“Sadly for my kind coming over here is a one-way ticket.”
“What’s your daughter’s name?”
Started out as an assignment but it became something more. That would be so much easier to believe if you weren’t in handcuffs right now.
“I’m too important to lose.”
“Go ahead. Try em out.”
9 p.m. Thursday. Fox.
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