When the Fringe team investigates an apparent suicide victim, they uncover a second set of fingerprints leading them to a woman with uncanny characteristics that cannot die.
I know that Dennis. I thought Bellivia offered Peter tea near the end of "Stowaway," but I've only seen it once. Did Bell make Peter tea, and if so, did he drink it?
Fascinating moment, at the end of the episode, when the church bell rang across the street, and for an instant Olivia's consciousness rose to the surface, long enough to recognize her "displacement", and say "Peter!!". Then Bell resurfaced, saying "I might have been wrong -- this might be more difficult than I thought!!" Yikes! Even if William and Walter find a so-called suitable host, it might be some time before he could exit Olivia's body....and what was that long speech about, from Bell, about every event having a meaning/purpose, like Dana/Joan who couldn't die because her hidden purpose was to save the people on the train from the bomb bag planted there? Funny moment: Bellivia coming on to Astrid in affectionately putting the magnetic bracelet on her wrist, giving Astrid the "willies", and buttoning up her blouse all the way to the top and looking green??? Hilarious. Jack V.
I thought I might have seen the observer at the church when Joan first walks in and it is a far away shot. I thought he was in the lower right seated in a pew. Anyone else see it?
I thought the actress that plays oliva hit it on the head with her lenard nimoy voice. Very funny when he/she flirts with astrid, jokes with walter, and smokes pot in her/his lab coat.
I thought the actress that plays oliva hit it on the head with her lenard nimoy voice. Very funny when he/she flirts with astrid, jokes with walter, and smokes pot in her/his lab coat.
This was a weird episode, for sure. The acting continues to impress though. Great job Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson!
ReplyDeleteWilliam Bell can play with boobies and a vagina for the time being.
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ReplyDeletei think hes too old for that now...
WOW!!!Great episode!!!Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI need to go back and research that story about the guy that couldn't get out of purgatory without the angels' help.
I DO worry, though, if Bell messed with Peter's tea also. Did Peter take a sip? Anyone remember?
I know that Dennis.
ReplyDeleteI thought Bellivia offered Peter tea near the end of "Stowaway," but I've only seen it once. Did Bell make Peter tea, and if so, did he drink it?
Fascinating moment, at the end of the episode, when the church bell rang across the street, and for an instant Olivia's consciousness rose to the surface, long enough to recognize her "displacement", and say "Peter!!". Then Bell resurfaced, saying "I might have been wrong -- this might be more difficult than I thought!!" Yikes! Even if William and Walter find a so-called suitable host, it might be some time before he could exit Olivia's body....and what was that long speech about, from Bell, about every event having a meaning/purpose, like Dana/Joan who couldn't die because her hidden purpose was to save the people on the train from the bomb bag planted there?
ReplyDeleteFunny moment: Bellivia coming on to Astrid in affectionately putting the magnetic bracelet on her wrist, giving Astrid the "willies", and buttoning up her blouse all the way to the top and looking green??? Hilarious.
Jack V.
I thought I might have seen the observer at the church when Joan first walks in and it is a far away shot. I thought he was in the lower right seated in a pew. Anyone else see it?
ReplyDeleteI thought the actress that plays oliva hit it on the head with her lenard nimoy voice. Very funny when he/she flirts with astrid, jokes with walter, and smokes pot in her/his lab coat.
ReplyDeleteI thought the actress that plays oliva hit it on the head with her lenard nimoy voice. Very funny when he/she flirts with astrid, jokes with walter, and smokes pot in her/his lab coat.
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody know the tile of the song, that is being played in the lab at around 14th minute?
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