Fringe Episode 111: Bound

After shifty FBI Agent Mitchel Loeb orchestrated David Robert Jones' otherworldly escape from a German prison and Olivia's alarming abduction, indications of a larger threat begin to emerge. Adding to the intense circumstances, one of Olivia's former adversaries is called in by Internal Affairs to conduct a formal review of the Fringe Division, and Olivia's sister, Rachel (guest star Ari Graynor), pays a visit...

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Tonight on Fringe: Bound

Finally! After seven week of waiting, FRINGE IS BACK! Tonight's episode is Bound to wrap up a few loose ends:

After shifty FBI Agent Mitchel Loeb orchestrated David Robert Jones' otherworldly escape from a German prison and Olivia's alarming abduction, indications of a larger threat begin to emerge. Adding to the intense circumstances, one of Olivia's former adversaries is called in by Internal Affairs to conduct a formal review of the Fringe Division, and Olivia's sister, Rachel (guest star Ari Graynor), pays a visit. The timing couldn't be more inopportune, as Olivia, Walter and Peter race against time to solve the wildly grotesque murder of an esteemed epidemiologist - which may link to Olivia's own abduction - before a catastrophic epidemic is unleashed.

After the show, you can discuss the episode here in the comments, or over the Fringe Television forum for Bound. Also, check out what you might have missed in the Fringe Easter Eggs section. Did you spot The Observer? The Fringepedia Wiki will be hard at work organizing all the Fringe facts, and screen captures from the entire episode will be available soon in Fringe Gallery.

The preview for next week's episode - The No-Brainer, can be found in the Fringe Spoilers section here.

Funny Fringe Fan Videos

Here's a little shout out to obsessive Fringe fans Kevin Nalts and Caitlin Hill, for creating these funny Fringe videos. Enjoy!

Kevin Nalts: I Love Walter (Fringe):


Caitlin Hill: I'm going to be on Fringe!

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #8

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next few hours leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 108: The Equation

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 107: In Which We Meet Mr. Jones
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 106: The Cure
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 105: Power Hungry
  
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 104: The Arrival
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #7

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next two days leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 107: In Which We Meet Mr. Jones

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 106: The Cure
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 105: Power Hungry
  
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 104: The Arrival
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #6

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next five days leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 106: The Cure

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 105: Power Hungry
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 104: The Arrival
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #5

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next five days leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 105: Power Hungry

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 104: The Arrival
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Change is coming... to Fringe Television

Over the next few days, I'll be making some minor changes to FringeTelevision.com - mainly updating the look, and moving some stuff around.

This is your opportunity to let me know what you like about the site, what you don't, and what you think might be missing that should be added, or any other ideas you have. For example, do you like the content separated into different sections - news / episodes / Easter eggs... or would you prefer everything on the front page? (The Fringe Spoilers section will always remain separate.)

I'm also looking for a few good men (or women), preferably with blog experience, who want to help contribute to the site, especially the news and Easter eggs sections.

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #4

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next six days leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 104: TheArrival

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network
  
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Fringe: The Whole Series In Five Minutes

FOX has created a 5-minute recap video of the first ten episodes of FRINGE. If you are new to Fringe, or need a quick refresher course, this excellent video will get you up to speed with all the player and major plot points.

For some reason, FOX don't let people embed their videos, so jump over to Fox On Demand to get ready for the premier of Bound on Jan. 20th.

BTW, If you've missed any episodes, you can watch them for free online, in our Fringe Episodes section.

Fringe: Next Episode Clue #3

In addition to an appearance by The Observer, each episode of Fringe contains a hidden clue (Easter egg), that foreshadows something that will happen in the next episode. Over the next seven days leading up to the spring premiere, I will be posting videos of the clues from each Fringe episode.

Here is the "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 103: The Ghost Network

Previous Clues:

• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 102: The Same Old Story
• "Next Episode Clue" from Fringe episode 101: Pilot

For more hidden clues, check out the Fringe Easter Eggs section.

Joshua Jackson Interviews: Craig Ferguson & BuzzSugar

Joshua Jackson was on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson Tuesday night, talking about Fringe, living in Paris, and "stroking the slug". Craig showed a sneak peek from the upcoming Fringe episode Bound, which I have removed and placed in the Fringe Spoilers section.

Buzz Sugar also interviewed with Josh at FOX's TCA after-party. They discussed:

• Coming back for a new batch of episodes
• Learning Peter's secrets
• Peter and Walter's relationship
• Working with JJ Abrams
• Giving Peter a reason to stick around:

...He may not like to admit it, but he's human and he wants to take care of his dad. At the core of it all there's a very simple emotional story going on: Peter is an abandoned child who has a chance all these years later to build some sort of relationship with his father. If you took away all of the science fiction, that's a workable story in and of itself."

You can read the full interview at BuzzSugar.com.