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Fringe recap: 4×07 – ‘Wallflower’

November 20, 2011 by tvangie

Courtesy of Fox

This week marked the fall finale of Fringe as it takes another hiatus until the new year. Plagued by mediocre ratings, and slow narrative progress, perhaps another long break isn’t necessarily a bad thing.  Viewers need to get re-energized, and based on the teaser trailer of what’s upcoming, Fringe may return to much stronger numbers and viewer interest once it’s back from vacation. (We clearly need more Walternate, Faux-livia and the Observers)

Let’s take a look at this week’s episode, which sets up some nice plot points going forward…

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Filed Under: Fringe, TV Tagged With: Anna Torv, Fringe Recap, John Noble, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick

Fringe recap – 4×06: ‘And Those We Left Behind’

November 12, 2011 by tvangie

Courtesy of Fox

Peter’s (Joshua Jackson) back and in full force this week as the team investigates time space anomalies popping up all around town.

This week’s episode, although does little to advance the more immediate questions regarding where the heck Peter has been all this time and why none of his buddies even know who he is, is still an entertaining installment of the season.

After last week’s episode was a bit of a let down in terms of the return of Peter, I pretty much expected we’d get a slow burn for most of the season before anything really juicy happens. If you’re able to put the anticipation aside and enjoy this episode as a standalone, it really is a pretty solid one.

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Filed Under: Fringe, TV Tagged With: Anna Torv, FOX, Fringe, John Noble, Joshua Jackson, Parallel Universe, Recap, Romy Rosemont, Stephen Root

Fringe recap – 1×05: ‘Novation’

November 5, 2011 by Joe Lipsett

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TVangie is away this week on a well-deserved vacation, so I’m starting off our Fringe coverage in her absence. Look for her thoughts on the series starting next week.

After a three week absence (thanks World Series!), Fringe returns with its first new episode since Peter Bishop’s (Joshua Jackson) reappearance. So far this season we’ve been asked to reconstruct not only the world of Fringe, but also all of the relationships between our principle players in the aftermath of Peter using the machine to bridge the two worlds. ‘Novation’ continued to address some lingering questions while advancing the plot regarding the new human-hybrid shapeshifters, but considering this was the first time Peter has been physically present, the lack of interaction between Walter (John Noble), Olivia (Anna Torv) and Peter was disappointing.

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Filed Under: Fringe, TV Tagged With: Anna Torv, Anticipation, Episode Recap, FOX, John Noble, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick, TV, Weird Science

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I am a freelance film and television journalist based in Toronto, Canada.

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