Tonight On Fringe: Immortality

Tonight's Fringe episode "Immortality", is the thirteenth episode of season 3.

According to Wikipedia, Immortality refers to the concept of living in a physical or spiritual form for an infinite length of time. Could this be referring to the Observers? Sam Weiss? William Bell?

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As always, we'll have a LIVE Fringe chat from 9:00 PM to 12:00 PM ET, if you want to talk with other Fringe fans, during or after the show. We usually play "spot the observer", and "What's the glyph code?", plus discuss the action on the show. To join the chat, visit the Fringe chat room, enter your name or a nickname, and join the fun! (please don't use the default mib_xxxxx nickname - be creative!)

After the show, get more information on Immortality at:

• Immortality episode page on Fringepedia 
• Immortality screenshot gallery at FringeFiles 
• Immortality promotional photos at FringeFiles 

Also, don't forget to check the Fringe Easter Eggs section for Observer sightings, Glyph codes, and other Fringe hidden clues.

To discuss Immortality or any other episode, head over the the Fringe episode section.

How do you rate "Immortality"?

Why you can’t miss tonight’s episode of Fringe

Entertainment Weekly's Inside TV is declaring tonight's Fringe episode "Immortality" a game-changer:

To say that tonight’s episode of Fringe contains game-changing developments would be an offending understatement. The Peter-less episode, which takes place entirely “over there,” will show the alt-team working to crack a rather disgusting case about bugs; Walternate taking a major step in his campaign to be the most evil person in the world; a spark of a possible new romance; a proposal; and (most importantly) tonight’s episode directly addresses a major rumored plot twist that’s been floating around the fandom. All I can say is that what transpires will rock your world here and “over there.” (P.S. Please don’t cancel this show, TV Gods.)

Fringe 313 Sneak Peeks: Immortality

Three sneak peek vid clips from tonight's Fringe episode 313 titled 'Immortality' have shown up on the internet. Thanks to Fringe For You for sharing these. Enjoy!


Scarlie, Lincoln, and FauxLivia check out one of tonight's parasites.


Walternate and Brandon discuss an experiment.


A scene with Lincoln, Agent Farnsworth, and yes, FauxLiv's Frank Stanton at
Fringe Headquarters

Conference Call with Pinkner & Wyman

I had the opportunity this afternoon to join a conference call with Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman. I was thrilled to hear them answer my question, “What is going on with Peter being dark, killing shapeshifters, lying to Olivia? Is Olivia going to find out? How is she going to handle that type of betrayal?” I was assured by the writers that yes he would come clean to Olivia soon enough, there's a reason. Peter has reason to be more specifically concerned by what they're (the shapeshifters) are doing than anybody else as there's drawings of him standing inside the machine.

Naturally Peter's got questions and for years has only relied on himself. "He only had himself to trust but then he’s thrust himself into the situation where he has no knowledge and he’s basically reacting. So he’s been reacting since he came on the scene...he let go a certain amount of control in his life to be a part of this family and then realizes he’s in the nucleus of this entire thing that’s happened--doesn't have any answers. And this season was always going to be a season about self accutulization for a lot of the characters. This is the beginnings of those steps." The writers further go on to tell us that, "The truth is every one of us is human beings even in a committed relationship, has moments and thoughts and actions that whether or not are their only private matters and whether or not they share them with their loved ones and how and when and why, tells as much as anything about people and their relationship and we’re going to explore that as well between these two characters."

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Video: A Weiss Man - Cast Interview

Fox has released today a new video with the cast talking about the misterious Sam Weiss.

What Would You Ask Fringe's Pinkner & Wyman?

Tomorrow afternoon, we'll get the chance to chat with Fringe executive producers Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman. It is a conference call interview, so we may only get to ask one or two questions (if any!), but we still want to know - What would you ask Pinkner & Wyman?

Submit your questions in the comments by noon tomorrow, and we'll try to include as many as we can! 

New Cast Interview - The Triangle

TVGuide has released a new interview with the cast, where they talk about Peter's decision and who he should choose, Olivia or BitchLivia.

Review-'Concentrate and Ask Again'

Structurally, this episode reminds me of episode 2.18 titled 'White Tulip,' which is one of my all-time favorite Fringe episodes. This one, however, is not thanks to the last three minutes(We'll get to that later.) Do you remember in 'White Tulip' when Walter lectures Peter and Olivia on Einstein's theory of bending time? He folds the paper so that the two ends meet. In 'Concentrate and Ask Again' the two ends-the beginning and the end of the episode-almost meet, if it weren't for those nefarious last three minutes. I didn't catch it on the first watch, but if you re-watch it, you'll see what I mean.

Nina Sharp calls Olivia to her office to discuss the First People books. I will ask the usual Nina question here. What is Nina's motivation this time? She acts as though she has not read FauxLivia's report. My guess is telling Olivia about William Bell's pursuit of the Frist People books is her excuse to wiggle her way into trying to find out Olivia's reaction to FauxLiv's comments on Peter Bishop . Nina is a power monger and has to know everything, probably so she can find new ways to manipulate people. So she ever so smoothly leads Liv to reveal her take on Faux's new-found feelings for Peter, and gets Liv to verbalize that she wonders if maybe Peter feels the same way. A few lines of dialogue later after she tells Nina that FauxLiv is "like her but better," Nina Sharp delivers the first corner of the bending paper I mentioned earlier : "But even so, you don't know what Peter's thinking." Aye, there's the rub. No one knows.

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Fringe Reviews Roundup: Concentrate and Ask Again

Here are some reviews from around the web, in no particular order, for the Fringe episode Concentrate and Ask Again:

• IGN: Fringe: "Concentrate and Ask Again" Review
• i09: Fringe gives us the most important love triangle in two universes
• Entertainment Weekly: 'Fringe' recap: Jellyfish and lipstick
• Airlock Alpha: 'Fringe' - Reciprocity
• TV.com: Fringe 3.12: The Wrong Coffee
• TV Fanatic: Fringe Review: "Concentrate and Ask Again"
• LA Times: 'Fringe' recap: Punch Buggie Blue
• TV Squad: 'Fringe' Season 3, Episode 12 Recap
• FearNet: 'Concentrate and Ask Again' - 'Fringe' Episode 3.12
• Daemon's TV: FRINGE “Concentrate and Ask Again” Review
• TV Overmind: Fringe 3.12 "Concentrate and Ask Again" Recap
• Screen Crave: Fringe: Season 3 Episode 12: Concentrate and Ask Again – TV Review
• Television Without Pity: WHAT'S THE FREQUENCY, PETER?
• Give Me My Remote: FRINGE Recap: ‘Concentrate and Ask Again’
• Polite Dissent: Fringe — Episode 12 (Season 3): “Concentrate and Ask Again”
• SpoilerTV: Fringe - 3.12 Concentrate & Ask Again Review by A.D.Harris
• Examiner.com: Episode Review: Fringe s03e12 "Concentrate and Ask Again"
• Crave Online: FRINGE 3.12 'Concentrate and Ask Again'

Are there any review we are missing or we should ditch? Which are your favorite reviewers? Let us know!

Fringe Super Bowl Pre-game Commercial

Here is the Fringe pre-game commercial from Super Bowl Sunday.

3x13 "Immortality" Sneak Peek and Scenemaker

Fox has just released the scenemaker and sneek peek video for this week's episode.

Noble Intentions: 3x12 "Concentrate and Ask Again"

The always charming John Noble give us his opinion about the last episode of Fringe.