Fringe Season 4 - UK pace

[count_libido]

Sorry, the last one I watched was the one in 2036 with the more oppressive credits.

[Kudos]

Originally Posted by count_libido

Sorry, the last one I watched was the one in 2036 with the more oppressive credits.

Ah, yeah. Now they were some excellent credits. How many different sets is that now for the show?

[roddersj04]

Originally Posted by Kudos

It felt a bit odd having them decide turning off the Bridge was the solution when we've seen DRJ use different means to cross over.
And it seemed a bit sudden to decide that this was the solution and then do it when we've seen several different ways to cross over and knowing that Cortexiphan kids can possibly cross over without any help - we know Olivia can - so how do we know that the Cortexiphan isn't the reason that they can communicate with their Alts and this plot has nothing to do with the Bridge at all?

I don't think they shut the bridge to stop Jones crossing universes, but the bridge caused the cortexiphan kids to synchronize with their alt selves, causing the earthquakes in both universes. At least I think.

Oh, and you gotta love Walter saying "One more thing, have you ever tried LSD?"

[Kudos]

Originally Posted by roddersj04

I don't think they shut the bridge to stop Jones crossing universes, but the bridge caused the cortexiphan kids to synchronize with their alt selves, causing the earthquakes in both universes. At least I think.

I wasn't saying they were doing it to stop Jones crossing over. I was saying that they seemed to just decide that the bridge was to blame for the link the Cortexiphan kids had without actually any proof that it in fact was. And that they seemed to gloss over the fact that Cortexiphan kids could sense and travel to the Alt without any help from the bridge before it existed so how come it's suddenly to blame now...

[Knappos]

The end made me feel sad. Strange given that for something like a season and a half, the alt's were the 'bad guys'.

Walternate and Walter's scene together was fantastic. In terms of acting against self I can't think of anyone (except maybe Ben Browder in Farscape) or any show that has done as good a job creating two distinct but same characters that Fringe and particularly John Noble have.

Blue credits next week? Or Red?

[count_libido]

Originally Posted by Kudos

Ah, yeah. Now they were some excellent credits. How many different sets is that now for the show?

Blue, red, orange, 80s and future? Any more?

[lora4dan]

Have the 2 future episodes had different credits? I can't remember.

[Basileus]

Originally Posted by lora4dan

Have the 2 future episodes had different credits? I can't remember.

Yup - last years one was grey

[Donnie Darko]

Best sci-fi show on TV in recent years. I'm happy that the showrunners have been given a final season - it would have been so sad if it had been cancelled without a resolution. And I shared everyone's sadness at saying farewell (for now?) to the alt team.

[runalong]

Yes I loved this one as well it was giving a possible sense of closure that if we didn't have season 5 then I would need. The Walternate/Walter scene really showed the range of John Noble's acting.

My hope is that they have left enough room to get 13 episodes of story out of iwhatever they end on