One of my favorite mythology elements of Fringe has to be perception and the idea that our reality is shaped by the way in which we see the world. Almost every episode of Fringe touches on perception in some shape or form, and going forward I think it will remain one of the most important themes of the show.
In the latest Secrets of Fringe installment, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman offer insights into the role that perception will play in relation to our heroes and their journey of discovery. Head past the jump to watch the video.
(Spoiler): The new promo for the April 1st episode of Fringe, 2.15 “Peter” is doing the rounds. If the title wasn’t enough of a hint, the promo makes it clear where and when this episode is going, and I must say, it does a nice job at whetting the appetite.
If you want to remain totally spoiler-free (and why wouldn’t you), I would recommend not clicking the blue “click to continue” link below, as the promo does tread that line of giving too much away *shakes fist*. Otherwise, grab your goggles and your best running shoes and head past the jump. I’ll explain why later.
In this edition of Secrets of Fringe, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman talk about: The Other Side, Off Market Tech, The Universes of Fringe, and why consequences are more important than answers (preach it!). I also weigh in with some of my own thoughts after the video, which you can find below this thing us bloggers call the jump:
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…]
FOX Source have released a short interview with John Noble. He talks about his experience working on this season’s episodes and the developing dynamics between the characters. The interview is at least a few weeks old (presumably held back for the Lowatus), so some of the context is lost, but it’s still worth a look. Continue past the jump to watch the video.
FOX have released a Valentine’s Day promo under the slogan “behind every strong man is an even stronger woman”. The promo features familiar faces from various FOX shows, including our very own Fringies, Olivia and Peter. It’s times like this that I wonder what could have been had Olivia not seen him glimmer. Anyway, continue past the break to watch the video.
Last week Fringe went out with a bang as universes collided, revelations unfolded and a drinks date was dramatically canceled. (well, it was, wasn’t it?). The mythology-heavy, character driven “Jacksonville” is definitely one of our highlights of the season so far, making the 2 month Lowatus even harder.
After the jump, Fringe executive producers and writers, Jeff Pinkner and J.H Wyman, offer their interpretation of the episode in the latest “Fringe Secrets” video. Plus, we have the ratings news and the Popular Mechanics view on the science of Jacksonville’s ‘mass for mass’ plot device.
Oh yes. Fringe is about to get crazy. At least if the new previews are anything to go by. Check out the above preview video for tomorrow night’s “winter finale” episode, and head past the break for two more sneak peaks (spoiler warning: don’t watch the videos or click past the break if you don’t want to know anything about the episode -- hold on, you can do it!).
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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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