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Fringe Promo Photos 120: There's More Than One Of Everything
Email Post 5/13/2009 01:05:00 AM Categories: Fox, Fringe, Photos, Promotional Photos
Here are the promotional photos for Fringe episode 120 There's More Than One of Everything (for those that avoid the Fringe Spoilers section.)
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I don't remember the part with Olivia sitting on the bed. I watched the whole episode, and I don't remember seeing it. Am I missing something?
Wow...I certainly remember the finale shot!
I remember it, too: it seems to have been lifted wholesale from Brian K. Vaughan's comic "Ex Machina," specifically its first issue published back in 2004. It seems a weird thing to do to a writer currently on the Abrams payroll.
The shot of Olivia on the bed is at the end right before Nina Spark calls her.
I loved Charlie in his hat!
Anyone notice in the other dimension that the Obama's have two boys instead of girls?
Im sorry but I know this is probably is not the right spot to post this, but during The Inner Child episode, right as the two gentleman were leaving the site, SARZ is spraypainted on the wall behind them. I thought this may have been a clue...but it never materliazed...anyone have any thoughts? http://www.fringefiles.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=5&pos=18
Such an awesome episode. All the details that can be noticed when you rewatch it are great, very Lost-esque.
Like the newspaper on Bell's desk, for one.
Also, I guess I just didn't think about it enough last night, but did Walter get Peter from an alternate reality? and real Peter died?
I'm quite sure that the clue of the last episode is the "he is here" graffity on the vision of Olivia: http://www.fringefiles.com/gallery/albums/episodes/119/normal_fringe119-364.jpg
I think Walter was so upset about loosing his Peter to sickness that he got the alt Peter and raised him as his Peter. Walter always talks about how sick Peter was as a kid.
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