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Fringe: Walter's Phone Messages

      Email Post       3/31/2010 11:35:00 PM      



This is a compilation of three "Walter's Phone" videos. The assorted messages are mostly humorous, but there are a few hidden Easter eggs. UPDATED: Now includes all four clips!

  • There are three morse code messages that when decoded spell out "HE WILL SOON LEARN THE TRUTH", probably referring to Peter
  • The message at 2:52 is from White Tulip paper products. White Tulip is the name of an upcoming Fringe episode.
  • The message at 4:43 sounds like the Smoke monster from LOST. There are also accompanying booming sound in some of the surrounding messages.

8 Comments:

Dennis said...

It's mostly just supposed to be funny, like the "Deep In The Lab" videos

fringeobsessed said...

Nice job, Dennis.
I got "U" instead of "He," and I missed "The" but I got the rest right.
I would LOVE to know what speed that code was sent at-had to be at least 20 Words Per Minute(WPM) because I normally copy at about 12-14 WPM.

Unknown said...

ahhh.. i was hoping I could say I figured out the morse code phrase on the walter phone calls... but we have the fringe master here. Sorry I doubted. lol

Unknown said...

Ya, the "the" was tricky to figure out. I was just doing the stop start method real fast and then I figured out what I did wrong.

Sarah said...

I thought those videos were hilarious. Thanks for giving the translation of the morse code.

Unknown said...

Oh no!!! WHy did you remove it?

Dennis said...

Sorry. I originally uploaded the first video before the fourth clip came out, so i deleted it and uploaded a new one. For some reason Blogger was still hanging on to the old URL, but it should work now...

@BCatDC said...

Finally took the time to solve this then decided to look and see if anyone else had. Fun times, too bad I waited so long. Anyway the nagging question remains. What if anything is song Walter was worried about. I played with the song components in an audio editor. Each has thump preceding the "sample" I lined those up... nothing. At least nothing I can recognize. Anyone play with this/ know anything about it?

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