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They say that what doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger.
By the sounds of things we might have to cling on to this hope as far as our poor faux-red Olivia is concerned. Things could be about to get a bit hairy for her out there on Planet Parallel.
Mild spoilers from executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman follow the jump.
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The LA Times Hero Complex has a rather good article and interview with John Noble, who describes Walter as King Lear for Television. Shake past the jump for more.
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A new video has been posted on the FOX Fringe portal featuring the cast and crew giving their thoughts on the Season 2 cliff-hanger, while looking ahead to Season 3. Head past the jump to watch the embedded video before AU Fringe Division put it in quarantine.
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John Noble attended the London MCM Expo last weekend. If you haven’t seen the first part of his interview which we posted yesterday, you might want to go check it out first. Afterwards, head past the jump to watch Part 2 of the interview which includes Noble’s thoughts on Fringe’s X-File comparisons, the First People, his favorite Season 2 episode (hint: it’s not “Brown Betty”) and more.
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With Fringe currently battling the Lowatus, John Noble will soon be dancing with wolves. Not real wolves – although that would certainly be a howler – but wolves of the animated kind. More on this and a couple of Fringe-cool Noble interviews below the jump.
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Joshua Jackson believes that Fringe is gradually becoming a fitting X-Files replacement. Jackson told radio station KROQ FM that Fringe is learning from the mistakes of several of its predecessors by not going “off the rails”.
Head past the jump to listen to the whole interview with your ears.
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I don’t know about you, but I’m still decompressing from the Fringe season 2 finale and the 20 hour Lost series finale happening in the same week (thanks fate!). But the fun is just beginning for the UK, who will be able to see what happens to Pete-ah and the gang, beginning this Tuesday on Sky.
In preparation for the event, Lance Reddick has been talking to Digital Spy about what fans can expect in the finale. He throws up (not literally) a few things that I found interesting – head past the jump to check it out.
May contain spoilers for those in the UK who watch at Sky pace.
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The LA Times Andrew Hanson has an excellent discussion with Fringe Executive Producers, Showrunners and Writers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman. They give their thoughts on the season as a whole, preview tonight’s finale and provide insights into Season 3 (which they start work on tomorrow. Yikes!). It’s an excellent spoiler-free warm up to tonight’s curtain closer. Head past the jump to read it, with your eyes.
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With Part 2 of the Fringe finale just around the corner, Leonard Nimoy provides some insights into William Bell and talks positively about the concluding part to the second season, airing this Thursday.
Head past the jump to read questions and answers from his recent conference call. The excerpts I’ve provided below are very light on the spoilers, mostly giving insights into how Nimoy is playing the character. That said, discretion is advised.
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FOX has released a short preview video for the second part of the Fringe season finale “Over There”, which takes a look at the upcoming William Bell arc.
Head past the jump for the embedded video but bear in mind spoilers lurk there.
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