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In today’s Fringe Links we listen to Lance Reddick as he looks back on season 2 of Fringe. We take a spoilery peek or two at the Fringe opener. We also find out why Peter buys into our theory that the universe just isn’t feeling Olivia and Peter as a couple. And more.
Needless to say, there are a couple of spoilers (including two new photos) below the jump, so run for the hills if you’re a spoiler-free hero. Or carefully navigate around them.
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Media Junkyard have released an interview with Joshua Jackson and John Noble from Comic-Con. In the video interview, the pair reflect on season 2 and look ahead to the third season. A couple of spoiler beans were spilled (depending on your tolerance), so resist the urge if you’re a spoiler-free hero.
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IGN caught up with the “Bishop Boys” – John Noble and Joshua Jackson – at this week’s TCA press tour party. Head past the jump to see why Jackson speaks the truth (at least on this occasion) and to find out how season 3 is shaping up so far. Spoiler Alert. [click to continue…]
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Happy Thursday to you!
We have a few Fringe Links to share with you all, so grab a coffee (or coffee substitute, depending on your current universe) and hit the jump.
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Entertainment Weekly‘s Michael Ausiello sat down with Anna Torv, John Noble and Joshua Jackson to talk about Fringe‘s ambitious plans for season 3, the pace of the Olivia and Peter romance and the complicated father-son relationship.
What is clear from Ausiello’s interview with the Fringe Three is that they are extremely passionate about their work on the show. They care about the characters, their motivations, backstories and forwardstories (yes, I made that up). What is particularly heartening is that they are aiming high – mediocrity is not an option.
Mild spoilers follow the jump.
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Looking for updates from the Fringe Comic-Con Panel? We have your back. In both universes.
Mild spoilers may follow.
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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 have a feeling that when Peter finds out that he’s from the alternate universe – and that his ‘family’ have been keeping this a secret from him, he’s gonna flip his lid, and we might even see some tears. Yes, real man-tears. In an interview with FOX Source, Joshua Jackson provides his own speculation as to how Peter will react, and what the consequences might be from finding out that he’s not from our side. Continue below the break to watch the embedded video.
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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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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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