FRINGE - Fans Ask Fringe (Part 2)

The cast of Fringe answers your questions.

What Would You Ask Fringe's Pinkner & Wyman?

Tomorrow afternoon, we'll once again 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! 

Fringe Discuss: Should The Blue Universe Trust Sam Weiss?

Happy Wednesday, fellow Fringe Fans. It's time for another non-spoiler edition of Fringe Discuss.

Today's discussion question: In Walternate's world, the anagram on the chalkboard in "Over There:Part 2" read "Don't Trust Sam Weiss." So, the red 'verse is not to trust Sam Weiss. And what about the blue 'verse?

Should the blue universe trust Sam Weiss? Is there even a red 'verse version of Sam? And who wrote that message?

What do you think?I would love to hear everyone's take on this. Please post your answers and comments below, and PLEASE NOTE THAT ANY POSTED SPOILERS WILL BE DELETED. We've got an entire section called "Spoilers" for you to post the spoiler-y stuff.

Do you trust Sam Weiss?

Fringe - Two Worlds Collide!

Fox has just released this fun interview with Jasika Nicole and Cleveland Brown from The Cleveland Show.

Fringe Commercial 219: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Here is the latest "full sized" commercial for the Fringe episode "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide".

Fringe Sneak Peek & Scenemaker: 319 "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Here's a new sneak peek and Behind-The-Scenes footage from this week episode of FRINGE "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide".

Fringe Noble Intentions: Bloodline

John Noble discusses why Walternate covertly accelerated Fauxlivia's pregnancy.

Fringe Sneak Peek #2 - 319: "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Here's a new sneak for this week episode of FRINGE.

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Joshua Jackson on Chelsea Lately 04/11/11

Joshua Jackson appeared on the Chelsea Lately show last night.
(And in addition to his usual humorous wit we get an explanation for the band he's wearing on his left hand.)

J.H. Wyman Answers Fan Questions Via Twitter

As we mentioned earlier on the @FringeTV twitter feed, Fringe executive producer Joel "J.H." Wyman answered fan questions today through his Twitter account @JWFRINGE.



Here is a list of the Q&A:

@PLOTthickenr did the S4 pickup impact the S3 wrapup at all? Also what's the best way 2 show Fox how much we love the show..DVDpurchases maybe?
@JWFRINGE Hi Andrew. No, we did not change any course because of the pick up. Buying dvds is good, but watching live is the best thing.

@FringeDivision9 I know 3.20-3.22 will be an arc but I was wondering if the season finale finale will be a cliffhanger unlike season 1 and 2?
@JWFRINGE Rule number 1. Always have a cliffhanger. ; )

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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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