Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Fringe Episode 109: Promotional Photos

FRINGE: Broyles (Lance Reddick, L) and Olivia (Anna Torv, R) investigate a death at Massive Dynamic headquarters in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeHere are the promotional photos for Fringe episode 109 - The Dreamscape.

You can find more promotional photos, episode screencaps, and more in our Fringe Gallery!This Space Intentionally Left BlankFRINGE: Nina Sharp (Blair Brown) is at the center of a mysterious death in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Olivia (Anna Torv, L) interrogates Nina Sharp (Blair Brown, R) at Massive Dynamic headquarters in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Walter (John Noble, L) and Peter (Joshua Jackson, R) examine a man who fell to his death from the Massive Dynamic building in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Walter (John Noble, R) and Astrid (Jaskia Nicole, L) examine a man who fell to his death from the Massive Dynamic building in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Walter (John Noble) examines a man who fell to his death from the Massive Dynamic building in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Walter (John Noble, R) and Olivia (Anna Torv, L) investigate a death at Massive Dynamic headquarters in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Olivia (Anna Torv, L), Walter (John Noble, C) and Peter (Joshua Jackson, R) investigate a death at Massive Dynamic headquarters in the FRINGE episode The DreamscapeFRINGE: Olivia (Anna Torv, L) interrogates Nina Sharp (Blair Brown, R) at Massive Dynamic headquarters in the FRINGE episode The Dreamscape
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 25, 2008 at 11:49 PM

    It seems like the pictures at the lead ins to the commercials are starting to come into play in the actual plot now. First, the picture of the 6 fingered hand and the butterfly in episode 108. We then learn in episode 109 that the butterflies are able to cut down to the bone. (Bones for wings?) Also, the frogs show up.

    Finally, I noticed that in Olivia's Apartment she had a picture of a potted plant on the wall. I couldn't really tell, but it looked like some of the petals may have been the dragonfly wings.

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  2. CapcomNovember 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM

    Good thinking, and very interesting. We've got much to study during the hiatus!

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