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The newly reunited fringe team sets off to the abandoned Harvard lab of yesteryear, desperate to find new clues on how to overthrow the Observer-dominated future. How did the recently de-amberfied gang make out in their first 2036 team adventure?
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.
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It’s finale time on Fringe! It’s time to find out if Astrid (Jasika Nicole) survives her gunshot wound, if September’s (Michael Cerveris) prophecy about Olivia’s death comes true and get some resolution to William Bell’s (Leonard Nimoy) and David Robert Jones’ (Jared Harris) plot to destroy the two universes and create a new world of their own.
Finale time also means we need two bitches on hand, so without further ado, our latest He Said/She Said:
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It’s finale time on Fringe as we get our first of the two-part installment this week. The episode wastes no time getting to what is sure to be a stellar endgame giving us a death, a potential death, and a jaw-dropping reveal.
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.
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After last week’s high concept episode, it was all business this week on Fringe. Even though we went into high-speed exposition mode in laying out David Robert Jones’ (Jared Harris) master plan, we still managed to some stellar emotional beats in this week’s offering.
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.
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Fringe continues its annual trend of pushing limits in its 19th episode of the season. As we’ve seen in previous seasons, the 19th episode is usually the most ‘high-concept’ and mind-blowing episode of the season and ‘Letters of Transit’ does not disappoint. This week, we’re launched way into future in the year 2036 where the Observers have become rulers of the Earth.
Let’s take a closer look after the jump:
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A generally quiet episode this week, Fringe takes some time to lay the groundwork for the season finale. We spend most of our time on ‘the other side’ this week, as we get the return of Jared Harris’ smooth and diabolically evil David Robert Jones, as well as some serious face time with Lance Reddick (playing Tight T-shirt (TTS) Broyles) – much to my delight.
Let’s take a close look after the jump.