As a fan of mythology, some of the most appealing aspects of Fringe are those that offer context and depth to the world of the show – such as the Observers and the green and red color pattern. In their latest “Secrets of Fringe” offering, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman provide hints on the overarching elements they plan to explore over the next few seasons.
Continue past the jump to watch the embedded video (contains very mild spoilers, but nothing that we haven’t already discussed or considered on the blog, but watch at your own discretion). [click to continue…]
Welcome to Fringe Observations: the comprehensive Clues and Eastereggs Round-up for episode 14 of season 2 – “Jacksonville”.
Below the jump we dig deep into the mythology, as we explore the various clues and eastereggs from the episode and try to figure out what the heck it all means.
Welcome to the first Lowatus round-up of the new year. To be honest there’s really not much going on in Fringe-terms – but that hasn’t stopped us from digging deep and finding a few mentionables. To the jump..
One of the areas Fringe excels most is with its characters. Our band of heroes (and villains) who – rain or shine, stand-alone or serialized – make Fringe such an addictive show, week-in week-out.
With that in mind, today we want to find out which relationship Fringe fans love the most? After the break we put the Fringies in pairs and open the floor for your votes.
Although we got a good dose of Observer-action in the last episode of Fringe, it left most of us with more questions that answers. Personally, that’s the way I like it! If Fringe is to go on for many more seasons to come we need the overarching mysteries to keep us intrigued.
Check out the video above to see the cast give their best guesses as to who the Observers are and what they want, and check below the jump for our lingering Observer questions.
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As a fan of mythology, some of the most appealing aspects of Fringe are those that offer context and depth to the world of the show – such as the Observers and the green and red color pattern. In their latest “Secrets of Fringe” offering, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman provide hints on the overarching elements they plan to explore over the next few seasons.
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