CSI + Prison Break + X-Files = FRINGE

[Baelorn]

Just went to check out how other people felt about the episode and found this....

UGO: Now that you’ve done a musical episode, how are you going to top it next season? Are you going to have a Saturday morning cartoon animated episode, or something like that?

JEFF & J.H.: [Surprised Laughter]

JEFF: You may be closer to the truth than you realize.

J.H.: Exactly.

JEFF: Remember that question. Deep in next season, remember what you just asked us.

Oh, we will. You know we will. So what do you think, Fringe fans – should Dunham and company get animated next season?

[Qalbert]

wat

[Klaatu]

wat

My sentiments exactly

[Baelorn]

They could always do Puppets a la Angel.

[Meph]

lol I gotta say I was seriously sceptical about a musical episode, but that was pretty classy.

[Knyghtmayre]

no one else was thinking about iron man from the moment walter showed dunham his battery-powered heart? <.<a

[Dimmauk]

Brown Betty Bong hits + 80s style Fringe = Happy customer.

[Meph]

lol walter hitting the bong was awsome

[Deftscythe]

Crazy/high Walter is best Walter. Really enjoyed the episode, though it wasn't terribly musical despite it's billing.

Olivia was really hot with 40s hair and make-up.

[Tyche]

http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/;kw=[8662,144422]

Pearl Jam's Mike McCready Branches Out for Eerie 'Fringe' Score


A few months ago, producers of the Fox science fiction show Fringe contacted Pearl Jam about using their song "Just Breathe." After some back and forth they wound up with something even better: guitarist Mike McCready offered to compose the score for the entire episode. "I wasn't a huge fan of the show at first — but now I totally am," says McCready. "I like X-Files-type shows with government conspiracies and extra terrestrials and all that." The episode, titled "Northwest Passage," airs tomorrow.
McCready recently wrote the score for the surfing documentary Westsiders, and nearly a decade ago he contributed some music to Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous, but this is his first foray into television. "It's a completely different kind of songwriting than what I'm used to," he says. "Chris Chilton, who writes the music, gave me some ideas and I transcribed them on guitar. They told me they wanted some sort of Northwest, dark-type feelings. It's a very dark show, so I played a darker kind of guitar tone and even stuff that doesn't sound like guitar, and a little bit of piano." Trent Reznor previously teamed with the Fringe crew for a promo spot that aired last October.
The guitarist hopes to devote more of his time in the future to writing scores for movies and TV. "I like to have a lot of different creative outlets," McCready says. "It means working with a lot of people — directors, editors, musical supervisors and you have to appease all of them. I'm totally up for it."
In the meantime, he's keeping his day job in Pearl Jam, who just launched an American tour at the New Orleans Jazz Festival. "Our first show in New Orleans was a little shaky," he says. "We could have probably rehearsed a little more. The crowd seemed to love it though. I'm probably overanalyzing it. The second show in Kansas City was fantastic. Jeff Ament and I have been wanting to come back to the Midwest for a while because we've been neglecting it."
McCready says the band functions best when they do short tours spread throughout the year, rather than long slogs. "We're getting older and we've had some success so hopefully we can kind of call our shots more so than we have before," he says. "We've done those long and draining tours, but we probably never will again. We want to have a life outside of Pearl Jam, too."

[Insanecyclone]

OH FUCK@ending

[Null]

Walter is the Locke of Fringe. Such a badass actor.

[Toth]

Wowowow, great setup to the finale. I still can't believe that this season, which started so humdrum and clearly changed from the filming shifts has now blossomed into one that rivals, if not exceeds, the first.

[Suit and Tie]

Next week looks intense.

[Odesseiron]

Knew it was Walternate. And yes, next week looks like it is going to be a epic week of TV with Lost and Fringe really heating up!

[Tyche]

I hate you Odess, I DVRd it and clicked the thread and seen "I knew it was Walternate". I planned on watching it tomorrow, but you spoiled it you bastard, so I just watched it. Epic epic epic. I actually liked the Peter-centric episode.

Also, Olivia as a brunette!

[Atreides]

I call her Otherlivia!

next week is gonna be fkn sweet, I hope they explain stuff like why the tech there is so advanced, and the Blight, and all sorts of lore shit

[Suit and Tie]

I call her Otherlivia!

next week is gonna be fkn sweet, I hope they explain stuff like why the tech there is so advanced, and the Blight, and all sorts of lore shit

Tech is so advanced because Walternate didn't spend 15 years in a mental institute!

[GRT]

Tech is so advanced because Walternate didn't spend 15 years in a mental institute!

this

[Scythiroth]

That was an amazing ending, did not see that coming at all.

Spoiler: show

Well, until the "shadowy figure" showed up, immediately guessed it being Alternate Walter, and I was not disappointed.

I'm looking forward to the last 2 episodes of this season as much as Lost now.