CSI + Prison Break + X-Files = FRINGE

[Rhyis.]

It's up to the 16th episode now in S2, and basically any question you had since the beginning of the show has now been revealed in some way or another. I personally rate S2 above S1 at this point.

Ironically, when this show first started, I didn't give it a chance because I couldn't take Anna Torv' acting. Or maybe it was just the way the character was written. Either way, I hated the first couple episodes first time around. A year later, a buddy of mine tells me he's still watching the show and tells me it's become completely awesome and I should try it again. I do, and man, I haven't been let down.

[Baelorn]

But if it gets better, I'll keep watching it..

I was very annoyed with the first episode of S2 but they resolved the memory loss without dragging it out too long. S2 is, imo, much better than S1. I just hope they never get around to bringing that religibitch agent back. Her character annoyed me from the second she entered the frame.

[Seanr]

because I couldn't take Anna Torv' acting.

^This. She annoyed the fuck outta me, but i like her now a bit more. I think she was just working with what she was given. I stuck with it regardless, because the show was the shit.

[Suit and Tie]

I just hope they never get around to bringing that religibitch agent back. Her character annoyed me from the second she entered the frame.

Who?

[Baelorn]

Who?

Amy Jessup

[Deftscythe]

Decent episode but that line at the end made me rage.

"Some Pandora's boxes are better left unopened."

[Eggroll]

Another good episode, although I have a small questions (minor spoilers)

Spoiler: show

The guy who could change surrounding peoples emotions was also a Jacksonville kid, and was also placed in a coma and put under the care of Nina, correct? And were there any other kids?

[Rhyis.]

Spoiler: show

The guy who could change surrounding peoples emotions was also a Jacksonville kid, and was also placed in a coma and put under the care of Nina, correct? And were there any other kids?

Spoiler: show

I only remember those two so far, minus the ones that were just killed. And yeah, Nina has both of the Jacksonville kids... She's probably the one that's trying to amass the army.

[Baelorn]

Another good episode, although I have a small questions (minor spoilers)

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The guy who could change surrounding peoples emotions was also a Jacksonville kid, and was also placed in a coma and put under the care of Nina, correct? And were there any other kids?

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Did they ever show what they did with the second "firestarter" twin? I doubt they just let her go back to living her life so she may be there as well.

[Insanecyclone]

Alright episode and next week looks awesome as usual.

[Saga]

bump. really well done episode tonight. loved how it came full circle at the end. was pretty touching.

[Tyche]

That was my favorite episode of the series. The ending was epic.

[Rhyis.]

Yeah, I usually hate "Groundhog Day" storytelling. But that was really well done.

[Odesseiron]

Maybe it's because I was so tired from the gym and half watching while on PC, but this episode had me zzzzzzz'ing. Gotta dl it and rewatch it tomorrow.

[GRT]

lolendlesseight

[thestalkmore]

Ending of the episode was fucking fantastic.

[grantlogan]

Fkyah, Robocop!

[Dimmauk]

Ive absolutely loved every episode so far this season.

[Suit and Tie]

Am I the only one that didn't understand Fringe's concept of time travel?

So one person going back in time resets everything for everybody??

[Weiing]

Am I the only one that didn't understand Fringe's concept of time travel?

So one person going back in time resets everything for everybody??

I was sort of confused...

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if that guy went back in time to die with his fiance, what about the version of him that existed at that time? Did he just disappear/cease to exist? Did I miss it/overlook it?

Edit: oops forgot to spoiler.