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 Our easteregg and clues round up for 1.09 “The Dreamscape”.
Too Young to Die

The scene of Mark Young falling to his death was awesome, but like most things it’s been done before. This “Watchmen” comparison visually looks like the closest parallel. “Who will watch the Watchmen?!” Heck, “Who will watch Massive Dynamic”? As we posited a [...]

 Easteregg and Clues Round-Up for episode 1.08 “The Equation”.
Red Alert

The green and red dots reappeared in a big way in this episode. They were central to the story-line in which Agent Loeb’s group used green and red flashing lights (A, B) to send their victims into an hypnagogic state. As mentioned, the green and red symbolism [...]

“The Equation” provided yet more evidence of technology hybridizing realities and dreams, hopes and fears, obsessions and possessions. In a poignant scene, Dashiell tells Walter “it was all a bad dream!”, when referring to the experiences the ‘woman’ (Joanne Ostler) implanted into his mind. Throughout the episode we see the same thing happen to young Ben, tantalizing [...]

Here we see a potentially hidden clue on the keys to Walter Bishop’s old institution, St. Claire’s. On the set of keys (inset, top) are markings, or writings, which appear to be similar in type to those that The Observer scribbled in 1.04 “The Arrival” (main picture). Also, the keys appear to have an “A” shaped Aleph (inset, bottom [...]

Easteregg and clues round-up for episode 1.07 “In Which We Meet Mr. Jones”:
Page 47 

Agent Loeb points to some information concerning his findings on page 47, this of course being a major shout-out to one of JJ. Abrams classic TV shows, Alias.
Socks To Be You

There appears to be a curious symbol or glyph on Broyles sock [...]

Here’s our short and sweet good and bad review:
THE GOOD
1) Some important back-story developments and reveals - notably with Olivia showing more sides to her character, Peter’s recollection that his father went all B.F. Skinner on his ass as a child, and Broyles becoming more 3 dimensional.
2) Pattern-events are still happening in Olivia’s back-yard, but [...]

One thing that strikes me about the Observer is that he doesn’t seem to be very aware of himself. Whether it’s his lack of dignity in the diner, being captured on film at hundreds of Pattern-events, or being jumped from behind by Peter in the woods - he either lacks self-awareness of he doesn’t care that [...]

Courtney over at The Fringe Podcast has made an intriguing connection regarding The Observer. In the above image taken from the first issue of the Fringe comic, a shadowy figure with a top hat, suit and tie can be seen observing the young Walter Bishop and standing next to the elusive William Bell. Could this man [...]

If you’ve been following this blog or the Fringe clues closely, then you’ll know that most of the episodes so far have featured a bright blue light that flashes at various intervals. Since it’s appearance in the Pilot episode I’ve wondered what these blue flashes could mean. Doc Arzt over at the Seeing Patterns blog has offered [...]

A couple of days ago I received an email asking for my thoughts on why The Observer wasn’t at Holly’s diner in the last episode, when Emily Kramer and the patrons met their gruesome end. My initial thought was that maybe he doesn’t like the onion soup that they cook up, perhaps it’s not hot enough for him? [...]