I'm still on the fence about whether or not Nimoy is evil. The show hasn't given any indication on why the other Fringe team was at the park, unless they were tipped off.
What I loved about this finale is that Walter basically assembled the X-Men to crossover, and how the writers have been able to juggle two sets of characters without making one side good and one side evil. You can totally justify the other world's actions; in fact, everything has been our side's fault so far. :lol
EDIT: Blue, who would you bang - blonde Olivia or red hair Olivia? The red haired Olivia seems like she's cockier, probably better in bed too.
Did you catch the bus stop poster for new season of alterna-universe's The West Wing? I wonder if that's some kind of inside joke with the writing staff. :lol
Also, what's the deal with alterna-Charlie's "condition"? I hope they're going to let us see what happens after all this build-up. :lol
Everyone in this thread must buy the Season 1 BluRay as it's ONLY $25.
Well, it was. Got it at Walmart for $25 a couple weeks ago.
Nothing from Lost has topped the last shot from Fringe's season finale last year. So good. Don't watch it if you hate spoilers:spoiler (click to show/hide)[youtube=560,345]p_go1SU1oJ0[/youtube][close]
Really? I had no drive to watch an episode this season because of that distinguished mentally-challenged cliff hanger. It was like exactly like the end of season 1 in lost when you see the hatch just leads to a giant hole.
Haven't seen S1 of Fringe since it aired, butNothing from Lost has topped the last shot from Fringe's season finale last year. So good. Don't watch it if you hate spoilers:spoiler (click to show/hide)[youtube=560,345]p_go1SU1oJ0[/youtube][close]
Really? I had no drive to watch an episode this season because of that distinguished mentally-challenged cliff hanger. It was like exactly like the end of season 1 in lost when you see the hatch just leads to a giant hole.
Haven't seen S1 of Fringe since it aired, but I don't think the whole alternate universe thing really materialized until the last few episodes of the season. In LOST they were jacking us off with the hatch for literally over half of the seasonNothing from Lost has topped the last shot from Fringe's season finale last year. So good. Don't watch it if you hate spoilers:spoiler (click to show/hide)[youtube=560,345]p_go1SU1oJ0[/youtube][close]
Really? I had no drive to watch an episode this season because of that distinguished mentally-challenged cliff hanger. It was like exactly like the end of season 1 in lost when you see the hatch just leads to a giant hole.
Has Abrams EVER been the showrunner on Lost other than the first season? Even then?
The answer: NO. He was Executive Producer, but he pretty much didn't do too much with Lost other than help pen an episode in Season 3
Unhappy with the result and a subsequent rewrite, Braun contacted J. J. Abrams, who had a deal with Touchstone Television (now ABC Studios), and was also the creator of the TV series Alias, to write a new pilot script. Although initially hesitant, Abrams warmed up to the idea on the condition that the series would have a supernatural angle to it, and collaborated with Damon Lindelof to create the series' style and characters. Together, Abrams and Lindelof also created a series "bible", and conceived and detailed the major mythological ideas and plot points for an ideal four to five season run for the show.
Yeah, it's a shame Nimoy is retired. He and Noble had pretty good chemistry together. I love how Noble can make every exchange pretty humorous, even with such a dense episode ("They have such fabulous drugs here!"). The bit about how he discovered all the secret herbs and spices killed me. :lol
A DEMON'S TWIST RUSTY = DON'T TRUST SAM WEISS
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I don't get it.
Why does it = that
But I like Sam Weiss. :(
I don't get it.
Why does it = that
Whoever decoded it approached the words as an anagram (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anagram)