Welcome to the rewatch for episode 10 of Fringe season 2 – “Grey Matters”. Join as we dive into the memories of Walter Bishop in a bid to ward of the monsters of his past.
We have renamed this episode: Walter..
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2.10 Grey Matters
The green and red pattern color is one of the oldest, most intriguing mysteries of Fringe. They appeared as early as the pilot episode and have had fans guessing ever since. Their meaning is currently unknown, but their significance to the mythology of the show is not to be sniffed at. In this, our first Mysteries of Fringe post, we hope to get closer to understanding the mystery of the green and red pattern by examining their appearances within the show.
Follow us down the rabbit hole, and bring cake and coffee. Or better still, coffee cake.
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As most of you probably know by now, Fringe is on Lowatus until January 14th, when it returns with four new episodes until the “winter finale” on February 4th. Fox are running repeats to fill the gap, starting tonight with the season 2 premiere, “A New Day In The Old Town”. A pretty great episode from what I can remember.
Despite the absence of new episodes for a while, there are a few news items, so let’s crack on with the latest bits and pieces that we haven’t already featured on the blog.
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It’s a bit later than usual, but welcome to Fringe Observations: the comprehensive Clues and Eastereggs Round-up for season 2, episode 10 – “Grey Matters”.
Below the jump we explore the various clues and eastereggs from the episode and try to figure out what it all means.
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UPDATE: Congrats to Walter Bishop for winning the “Grey Matters” FOTW with 46% of the total vote. Walter now joins Peter in second place with 2 wins so far this season.
Welcome to the Fringie of the Week – the weekly poll where Fringe fans get to vote for their favourite character performance from the most recent episode – 2.10 “Grey Matters”.
With this being the final FOTW of 2009, which Fringe character will receive your good will? Continue past the jump to make your vote count.
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Welcome to the FB review of the Fringe season 2 episode 10 – Grey Matters. In this review I present my honest opinions on both the good and bad aspects of the episode. I also take a look at the answers and unresolved mysteries, before sharing my thoughts on other aspects which may have been overlooked.
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DR. WALTER BISHOP’S BRAININESS TAKES ON NEW MEANING AND WILLIAM BELL RETURNS ON AN ALL-NEW “FRINGE” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, ON FOX
A Fringe investigation is triggered when a patient at a mental institution undergoes an impromptu brain surgery that unexpectedly leaves his brain exposed. Despite the unthinkable circumstances, the patient’s condition and sanity miraculously improves before the Fringe team arrives. While Agent Dunham and Peter scan surveillance tapes (and Walter enjoys his pudding), Olivia recognizes a familiar face as Thomas Jerome Newton (guest star Sebastian Roche), the leader of the “shape-shifters.” As similar cases stack up, the Fringe team heads back to the lab to determine exactly how patients are being cured. Walter’s brains are put to the test and William Bell (guest star Leonard Nimoy) resurfaces in the all-new “Grey Matters” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, Dec. 10 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (TV-14 L, V)
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Welcome to the Sunday round-up of all things Fringe. Below the jump we have the ratings for “Snakehead”, the preview for the next episode, and more from the show.
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FOX have released the official description for Fringe episode 2.10 “Grey Matters”, which will air December 10th.
Continue after the jump to read the press release.
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