About: Fringe Episodes is dedicated to a "watercooler" discussion of each episode of Fringe after it airs. Episode posts will be made available at the start of each new episode, on Tuesdays at 9:00 Eastern. This will allow you to leave comments during the episode. However, this also means there will be discussions about the episode before people in other time zones have had a chance to see it. So if you are not in the Eastern time zone, you may want to wait until you have seen the episode before joining the conversation.
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2 Comments:
We love your show and please dont put off the air like other shows. Go for another couple series.
From Dave and Chase Procter
This show is amazing, and I am gleefully addicted. I am, however, very sad that the next episodes are not on until April. Why is that???
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