New Cast Interviews

John Noble, Jasika Nicole, Blair Brown and Joshua Jackson had a chat with CityTvVancouver and they talk about this season and the possiblity of have an episode directed by Blair Brown.

Dr. Bell, Houdini’s Last Trick, and the Immortal Game

This Fringe article is by guest contributor "Count Screwloose":


If You Think This Universe Is Bad, You Should See Some Of The Others

There are children playing in the streets who could solve some of my top problems in physics, because they have modes of sensory perception that I lost long ago.
- J. Robert Oppenheimer

"Must a name mean something?" Alice asked doubtfully.
- Through The Looking Glass

Patterns of light and dark. A reconciliation of opposites. A full circle.

As we enter the home stretch of FRINGE’s extraordinary third season, it seems like a good time to assess what went on, why, and where we could possibly be going. And it’s not that I’m interested so much in providing specific answers as I am in trying to swim around in what was kicked up, thrown out, and otherwise spread out on the table this time around. FRINGE has a tendency to “hat tip” or sometimes weave in familiar sci-fi voices and tropes and identifying them can be simply a fun sort of parlor game, but I think it can also be a way of foreshadowing events to come or even a method of offering different ways of reading the show if viewers are inclined to do so.

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New Fringe Promo 319 "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Here's a brand new promo for the last 4 episodes of FRINGE. It contains new footage for episode 319 and more.

Fringe Sneak Peek 319: "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Here's the first sneak peek for next week's episode of FRINGE.

Fringe: Where Will You Be, Part 3

Fox has released part three of the "Where Will You Be" series, this one is sub-titled "There was no warning...".
UPDATE: There is some backwards audio in the clip...

When you play it in reverse says the familiar anagram "A Demon's Twist Rusts" (which unscrambles to spell "Don't Trust Sam Weiss".

UPDATE: Here is the audio reversed:

Fringe Takes Home the First Annual BuzzFocus TV Spring Madness Title

Fringe Takes Home the First Annual BuzzFocus TV Spring Madness Title
By Link : April 7, 2011

Thirty two shows, but only one winner. It was a long, arduous road, but Fringe emerged victorious in the inaugural BuzzFocus.com TV Spring Madness Competition.

Probably feeling a fire in their belly from the show’s recent Season 4 renewal, Fringe fans pulled together to beat the socks off of their championship round contender, Dexter.

Fringe started out the competition in a not-so-close battle with fellow sci-fi show V. It won that competition with 70 percent of the vote.

In the second round, Fringe faced off against Sons of Anarchy and won what would turn out to be its closest battle with 53 percent of the vote.

It was back against a sci-fi opponent in Round 3 as it bested Supernatural with 54 percent of the vote.

From there, Fringe never looked back. Modern Family proved to be a weak matchup as it only garnered 28 percent of the vote.

Despite it’s impressive run, Fringe seemed to be the underdog coming in the Championship round against cable juggernaut Dexter. But alas, the final was a snoozefest as Dexter scared up only 12 percent of the vote. Congratulations are in order for the fans of Fringe, who mounted successful Twitter campaigns to make sure the Fox show came out on top! The question is, can they repeat next year?
Source:buzzfocus.com

Fans Ask Fringe, Part 1

Fox has a new video series featuring fan questions answered by the stars of Fringe.

The first video asks the question "If there really was an Alt. universe, what would you like to think that the other you was doing with their life?", and is answered by Jasika Nicole, Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, Blair Brown, Lance Reddick, and John Noble.

Fringe PSA: FringeTelevision and Spoilers

There have been some spoilers revealed recently about the last four episodes of Fringe season three, specifically some potentially very major spoilers (if you believe they are true) about the season finale episode "The Day We Died".

We want you to know that FringeTelevision.com is a spoiler-free zone. We won't post any spoilers here or on our @FringeTV twitter feed.

We will also be monitoring the comments, so please don't post any spoilery information there as well, or they may get deleted. You are free to post your theories or educated guesses, but if you actually know what is going to happen in these last four episodes, please don't spoil it for everyone else.

However, If you ARE looking for Fringe spoilers, you can head over to FringeSpoilers.com where you can find and discuss all the spoilery Fringe spoilers you like.

UPDATE: To help further reduce the temptation of Fringe spoilers, we will also no longer post any spoiler links in the @FringeTV twitter feed.

Fringe Discuss: Will Bell Be Out Of Olivia By The End Of 319?

It's Wednesday, Fringe fans, and time for another installment of "Fringe Discuss."

New Fringe episodes resume on April 15th with episode 319, "Lysergic Acid Diethylamine"(AKA "LSD"). This weeks' question relates to this new episode:

Do you think William Bell will be out of Olivia Dunham's body by the end of "Lysergic Acid Diethylamine", and if so where do you think he will go?

We can't wait to hear everyone's take on this so please comment below and tell us what you think!

NOTE: There's a lot of spoiler talk going on right now on the internet, and many fans here do NOT want to be spoiled, so please DO NOT post any spoilerish information or comments. You can post your spoiler info in the section headed "Spoilers."

Do you think William Bell will leave Olivia's body by the end of "LSD"?

Fringe Noir: Trailer for "Brown Betty"

Fox has re-released the trailer for this week's Fringe repeat episode "Brown Betty".

Trust in the 'Fringe' Universes is a Fragile Thing

TRUST IN THE ‘FRINGE’ UNIVERSES IS A FRAGILE THING In the world (or should we say worlds?) of “Fringe,” trust is a precious commodity. With universe-hopping spies and allies who harbor deep secrets, it becomes difficult for the character to have much faith in anybody else. No relationship has been taxed more by trust issues than the one between Walter and Peter Bishop. After Peter learned that he was actually born in the alternate universe, meaning “our” Walter was not his real father, things got pretty strained, and they have yet to fully recover. John Noble, who plays Walter, tells Fox All Access that he’s really impressed by the way the writers of “Fringe” deal with the delicate dynamic of trust on the show.
[Source: Fox All Access]

Second Vid of "Where Will You Be?"

A second promotional video titled "Where Will You Be?" is now up on the main Fringe page at fox.com/fringe, and also on YouTube.

UPDATE: Here is a screenshot from the video:

The screenshot contains the Bhagavad Gita quote "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds". The quote is synonymous with J. Robert Oppenheimer, the "father of the atomic bomb". You can see a video of that famous statement on Youtube.

The time of 6:02 AM flashes several times in the video, and is the title of Fringe episode #320.