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Happy Thanksgiving to our American Fringies! Thanksgiving – a time to be thankful. I’m thankful for Fringe, but I’m not so fond of the Lowatus, which is still with us – breathing down our necks like an elf on Santa’s sleigh, minus the presents.
In today’s interview-centric Fringe round-up we have thoughts from Jasika Nicole, John Noble and Anna Torv. Check them out below the jump.
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The Lowatus returns – sooner than I had hoped, as Fringe goes on a two week break for Thanksgiving (returns Dec 3rd with episode 2.09). All these breaks can’t help the show, but I guess other Thursday productions are in the same position. We’ll just have to make the best of it with all that’s post-worthy from the world of Fringe (below the jump).
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Seen any Observers recently? I tried creating my own ‘pattern event’ in the hope that one would appear, but my Tabasco sauce ruse didn’t work. Darn it!
Back in the real world, we have more from “Observer Week“, an interview with John Noble, and Anna Torv’s appearance on a talk show.
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Time for a round-up of the best bits and pieces from the world we call Fringe.
Below the jump we have an early look at the next episode of Fringe, tidbits from Anna “The Dress” Torv, an interview with Leonard Nimoy and more.
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For the French-speaking fans of the series, the latest issue of SériesTV Magazine includes a Fringe “Dossier Spécial”! Out now.
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Pour les fans francophones de la série, le dernier numéro du magazine SériesTV contient un “Dossier Spécial Fringe” ! Date de sortie : 11 septembre.
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Warning! This blog post contains an overload of Fringe-related content which may seriously damage your chances of not getting excited for the season 2 premiere on September 17th.
Only proceed past the jump if you want to watch the latest season Fringe promo, see more clips from the Fringe DVD launch party and read/watch interviews with Joshua Jackson, John Noble, Anna Torv and the creators of Fringe.
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Fringe premieres in New Zealand on July 1st – to help promote the launch, TVNZ have an exclusive Q&A with Fringe star John Noble.
1)Tell us a little about your character Walter Bishop.
Walter is an exceptional intellect. A scientist who has been involved in cutting edge work. He suffered a breakdown 20 years ago and was incarcerated in a mental institution. He was subjected to treatments which have left him a shell of his former self. He has suffered memory loss, has paranoia, physical impediments and has lost whatever social skills he may have had.
For all that he has a good basic moral sense buried somewhere. His forced reconciliation with his son has caused him to have an awakening of sorts. He is a man on the path to redemption. He will face many unpleasant recovered memories on that journey.
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Two more videos from Fox Source with John Noble and Joshua Jackson speculating on their respective characters. Videos may contain spoilers for season finale, watch at own discreation.:
John Noble -- Walter’s Experiments
Joshua Jackson -- Peter’s Mystery
You can find the video with Anna Torv speculating on Olivia’s past here.
Vid Cred: Fox Source
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John Noble provides his take on the Fringe family affair. Video contains spoilers for tonight’s episode -- 1.19.
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More Fringe mysteries tackled as John Noble speaks to TV Guide in part 2 of their interview. This video carries a mild spoiler warning.
You can watch part 1 of the interview here.
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