Fringe Easter Eggs: Observer in "One Night In October"

The Observer can be spotted in the Fringe episode "One Night In October" in the hallway of the hospital where the teacher John McClennan is taken after he was almost killed by his alternate serial-killer self.

You can also see him other places in the hospital:

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Fringe Easter Egg: Next Episode Clue 402

Every episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue that foreshadows something in the next episode. In the season 4 premier of Fringe "Neither Here Nor There", the words "BRAIN FREEZE" can be seen in graffiti in the train yard where Olivia and Lincoln do battle with the new and improved shapeshifters.

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Fringe 403 Preview: Alone In The World

Here is the preview from the end of "One Night In October" for the Fringe episode "Alone In The World", which airs next FRIDAY, October 7th at 9:00PM on FOX.

Head over to the FringeTelevision YouTube channel (and click the "pop out" button) to watch it in full-sized HD.

Fringe Easter Eggs: Glyph Code In "One Night In October"

The Glyphs code in the Fringe episode One Night In October spelled out LIMBUS, which is LIMBO in Latin, where Peter appears to be...

For more information on the Fringe Glyphs, check out Fringepedia's Glyph / Symbols page, which has all the previous glyphs and codes.

Watch Fringe Live And Win Contest #402

Leave a comment in this post to enter the Watch Fringe Live And Win Contest #402.

This week's prize is "Fringe: The Complete Third Season" on DVD, which has been provided by the Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Marketing Group on behalf of Fox.com/Fringe

During tonight's episode of Fringe, leave a comment in this contest post to enter. So you don't have to miss a single minute of Fringe (or any commercials ;), we will start the entry period 15 minutes prior to the episode, and close it 15 minutes after. We will have the contest post open for both east coast and west coast airings.

To be eligible to win, you must watch Fringe Live, andy ou must log-in before leaving a comment - comments as "anonymous" will not be accepted. Also, your logged in account must have some sort of email address attached so I can contact you if you win (for spam's sake, please do not post your email in the comments).

NOTE: If you are not logging in when you comment, or do not have an email attached to your account, please enter your email address and comment timestamp here, or you will NOT be eligible to win!


The winning name will be selected at random from all eligible entries.


Lastly, the contest (and Fringe ratings) are limited to US residents only.

Happy Fringe Friday and good luck!

Fringe Episode 402: "One Night In October"

Tonight on Fringe Friday is the second episode of season four "One Night In October".

A SERIAL KILLER FORCES THE TWO FRINGE TEAMS TO WORK TOGETHER

As the victims of a highly intelligent serial killer “Over There” stack up, the Fringe Division “Over Here” is asked to assist. As the two sides tangle and innocent people remain at risk, the suspect’s doppelganger “Over Here,” a professor who teaches Forensic Psychology, is brought into the fold and forces the team to consider the notion of sending civilians to the other side.

After the show, get more information on "One Night In October" at:

• "One Night In October" episode page on Fringepedia
• "One Night In October" screenshot gallery at FringeFiles
• "One Night In October" promotional photos at FringeFiles

Also, don't forget to check back here after the episode for Observer sightings, Glyph codes, and other Fringe Easter Eggs.

How do you rate the Fringe episode "One Night In October"?

FringeTelevision LIVE Chat Room Tonight!

Tonight will will be having our traditional LIVE Fringe chat, where we play "spot the observer", and "What's the glyph code?", plus discuss the action on the show.  
 
Reminder: this season we have our own new and improved chat room at chat.fringetelevision.com

Come join the fun, and don't forget to enter out Watch Fringe LIVE And Win Contest tonight!

Fringe Easter Egg: Next Episode Clue 401

Every episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue that foreshadows something in the next episode. In the season 3 finale of Fringe, the words "ONLY SEPT" can be seen in the parking lot after the bright flash knocks every one out.

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Fringe 'Song Of The Week' Starts Today

Fringe media master, and friend to Fringe fans, Ari Margolis, just Tweeted (@jonxproductions) that he is starting a Fringe "Song Of the Week"(SOTW) feature today.

Every Friday, Ari will post a new SOTW and the YouTube link to it on his Twitter account.

Previously, from mid-May until the Season 4 premiere date of September 23rd, Ari posted a Fringe "Song Of The Day" link, often using fan suggestions, and at least 2 from cast member, Jasika Nicole.

And speaking of Jasika Nicole, she is now officially on Twitter as of yesterday! You can follow and tweet her at @JasikaNicole!

Please Tweet Ari and Jasika and thank them for all that they do, and their never-ending fan appreciation.

Watch Fringe Live and Win!

Tonight is the second week of our "Watch Fringe Live and Win!" contest, which rewards people who watch Fringe live!

Last weeks lucky winner was Susan212, who will be receiving a copy of "Fringe: The Complete Third Season" on DVD, compliments of Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Marketing Group on behalf of Fox.com/Fringe.

Contest Note: There were 60 entries for last weeks contest, and only 12 of those entries have email addresses or Facebook pages attached to their profiles in which I could contact them. So your chances to win last week was only 1 in 12! 


We are still working with Warner Bros for the next two weeks, so this week's prize is another  "Fringe: The Complete Third Season" on DVD.
 

Every week during the airing of Fringe, we will have a special "Watch Fringe Live Contest" post. So you don't have to miss a single minute of Fringe (or any commercials ;), we will start the entry period 15 minutes prior to the episode, and close it 15 minutes after. We will have the contest post open for both east coast and west coast airings.

To be eligible to win, you must watch Fringe Live, and leave a comment in the special post during the contest period. Important: You must log-in before leaving a comment - comments as "anonymous" will not be accepted. Also, your logged in account must have some sort of email address attached so I can contact you if you win (for spam's sake, please do not post your email in the comments). The winning name will be selected at random from all eligible entries.


To make things a little easier this week, if you can't figure out the whole signing-up-for-a-blogger-account-thing, we will have a special form you can fill out to enter in you email address. 

Lastly, the contest (and Fringe ratings) are limited to US residents only.

Happy Fringe Friday!

'Fringe' star Joshua Jackson relegated to sidelines while costar Anna Torv takes center stage

'Fringe' star Joshua Jackson relegated to sidelines while costar Anna Torv takes center stage
BY Ethan Sacks
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Friday, September 30th 2011, 4:00 AM


Despite all the creepy enigmas that surround Fox's sci-fi drama "Fringe," it's no great mystery as to what the secret is behind the show's appeal.

It's the chemistry among FBI agent Oliva Dunham (Anna Torv), her love interest Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) and his eccentric scientist father, Walter (John Noble).

So what on Earth - this or any alternate one - were the show's brain-trust thinking when they wrote one of the show's main characters, Peter, out as he sacrificed himself to save this world and an alternate universe from destroying each other at the end of last season's finale?

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Fringe Easter Eggs: Alias Scanner

Here is a comparison of the body scanner used in the Fringe episode "Neither Here Nor There", and the scanner used in the J.J. Abrams show Alias.

It’s A Parallel Life! Or: Welcome To Bishopsville

Strange, isn't it? Each man's life touches so many other lives. When he isn't around he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he?
- Clarence, Angel, 2nd Class

I know what it's like to have a hole in my life. It's been there as long as I can remember.
- Olivia Dunham, Fringe Division


"Neither Here Nor There" is a title that evokes a few things. First and foremost, the strange here/not here existence of Peter Bishop; the fact that the present timelines have changed; and perhaps most importantly, the little piece of real estate that now exists beneath the Statue of Liberty. Right now, the show's reality is like a Venn Diagram - the two spheres that threatened to smash into each other have now partly merged and that merged sliver is, quite literally, neither here nor there. It's a bridge that owes allegiance to neither side. While watching the episode I was frequently reminded of another story whose bridge was crucial to its story: It's A Wonderful Life.

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Observiews 4.01 Neither Here Nor There

Welcome to the Observiews for Season 4 of Fringe. I call them Observiews because they are more visual observations than deep thinking reviews, if that makes sense :)

This season, as far as Observiews go, is going to be a little more challenging. Fringe is not available on Hulu (1 day after air date) anymore, so I’m relying on screencaps from FringeFiles.com. I did tape it and will use some of mine but the quality is not that good. So please be patient.

All observations are mine and therefore could be totally off the wall and/or wrong:). I have not read or looked at any recaps or reviews.

I want to start where I left off at the end of last season. If you remember, Peter went in the machine to save both universes. By doing so, he wrote himself out of existence and we were left with our mouths open, at least I was. So…

1.01 "Pilot"

Olivia: “I just want to go back to before.” Broyles: “Dunham, I don’t think you can.”

Well, in a sense we are but it’s slightly different. Let me do a recap before we delve into details.

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Fringe Noble Intentions: Neither Here Nor There

John Noble discusses the effects of Peter's disappearance on Walter in the Fringe season premiere "Neither Here Nor There", in this latest episode of Fringe: Noble Intentions.

Fringe Discuss: Who Would You Like To See Return On Fringe?

Welcome back to our weekly feature here at Fringe Television called "Fringe Discuss",where we throw out a Fringe-related topic and eagerly aniticipate your feedback.

This week's topic is inspired from Michael Aussiello's 9/27 post at tvline.com (NOTE: You do NOT have to go look at that spoilery post to participate in this discussion.)

In this new reality, where Peter doesn’t (quite) exist, events have played out differently in both universes, and some characters who had died in the Blue/Red universes may still be alive in this new Orange universe.

Discussion Question: Any thoughts on which character may not be dead in the re-set timeline?

Please give us your opinions in the comments below. As always we ask that you respect everyone's opinion, and keep your posts clean.

NOTE:This is NOT the place to discuss spoilers! Comments containing true spoilers will be deleted. We have a great place to discuss spoilers called "Fringe Spoilers, " which you can get to by clicking on its tab at the top of the page.

Anna Torv talks Fringe, says she is unsure about film spin-off

Anna Torv talks Fringe, says she is unsure about film spin-off
Posted on September 28th, 2011
by David Bentley

As sci-fi series Fringe returns to Sky1 tonight for a fourth season, Australian actress Anna Torv has spoken about working on the show and how her character differs from The X Files’ Dana Scully

Torv, 33, was born in Melbourne, Australia, and is now based in Vancouver. She rose to prominence in TV series The Secret Life Of Us, Mistresses and The Pacific and since 2008 has played FBI agent Olivia Dunham in Fringe.

Here she talks about meeting Fringe producer JJ Abrams on the set of his Star Trek movie and whether she would like to see the series make the transition to the big screen.

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Fringe Easter Eggs: Hidden Glyphs in "Neither Here Nor There"

A hidden Fringe butterfly glyph was on a bucket in the train yard where Lincoln and Olivia catch the Shapeshifters 2.0.

A hidden Fringe leaf glyph was on the had scanner at the security checkpoint entrance to the alternate world bridge.

Fringe Reviews Roundup: Neither Here Nor There

Here are some reviews from around the web, in no particular order, for the Fringe episode "Neither Here Nor There":

• FringeTelevision.com: Fringe 401 Review: Neither Here Nor There
• FringeTelevision.com: Fringe Season 4 Episode 1: Rough Edged Reset
• Entertainment Weekly: 'Fringe' season premiere recap: Get On Your (Re)Boots!
• LA Times: ‘Fringe’ recap: In a world without Peter...
• Spinoff Online: Fringe Season 4: 5 Questions About “Neither Here Nor There”
• io9: Why is Olivia such a jerk on Fringe?
• TV.com: Fringe: Pondering Purpose Post-Peter
• Crave Online: Agent Lincoln Lee joins the Fringe team as a new breed of shapeshifters go on a rampage.
• AV Club: Fringe “Neither Here Nor There”
• SpoilerTV: Fringe - Episode 4.01 - Neither Here Nor There - Recap
• Polite Dissent: Fringe — Episode 1 (Season 4): “Neither Here Nor There”
• Cordial Deconstruction:  Deconstruction Review of Fringe, Episode 1 Season 4, Neither Here Nor There
• The Faster Times: Fringe Recap (Season 4, Episode 1) "Neither Here Nor There"

Have any favorite reviews, or reviews we should add? Let us know in the comments.

'Ask Matt' Addresses A Confused Fringe Fan

Question: I love Fringe and have been watching it faithfully from the beginning. I know you are a big fan as well. However, after watching the first episode without Peter, I have to admit to being thoroughly or almost thoroughly confused. I realize this is kind of playing out in a sort of It's a Wonderful Life way — Walter has difficulty staying grounded at all without Peter being there, etc. But other than understanding that, I didn't get what was happening with faux Olivia (is that what we called her and is she being kept confined somewhere?), and I thought Agent Lincoln Lee (now with glasses) had a double in the alternate universe as well, but am not sure. Any help or explanation is appreciated. If a fan like me is confused, I'm wondering about others who haven't seen the show at all? — Faye

Matt Roush: This Friday's episode, which I'll preview in my weekend guide later this week, should give you a better sense of how the two worlds (and the various doppelgangers) are co-existing. And yes, alt-Lincoln was well established last season before we met "our" version, who I liked very much. But there's no question that Fringe isn't the easiest show to make sense of, so to address your last question, I think Fox and the producers have pretty much given up on the idea of growing the audience. (That's why Friday is as habitable a perch as the show can expect.)

Source:tvguide.com

No worries, Faye, and fellow Fringe fans. You know you can ask your questions here at Fringe Television.