FRINGE - Sneak Peek #1 from "Everything In Its Right Place"

Here is the first of three sneak peek videos this week for episode 417, "Everything In Its Right Place" which airs tomorrow night on FOX.

More Fringe Stuff Available From FOX, per Joel Wyman

Executive producer Joel Wyman stopped into Twitter at 2AM Eastern today to give us some news.
Sadly, not THE news we've been waiting for, but news that the good people at FOX have added some Fringe merchandise to the "Fringe" store. Use the link below to check it out.

JOEL WYMAN ‏ @JWFRINGE
 No news yet. BUT -- Fringe stuff is now in the Fox store. Small victories. ; )

Click here to see the new Fringe merchandise for sale.

Fringe Twitter and GetGlue Campaign For 417, "Everything In Its Right Place"-Face Yourself

Fringe Twitter and GetGlue Campaign For 417, "Everything In Its Right Place"-Face Yourself

The last Fringe Twitter and GetGlue campaign, sponsored by Fringenuity on March 30th was quite successful.
Thanks to Fox Broadcasting's help, the entire episode aired with the Fringenuity hash tag "ChangeYourWorld" on the screen instead of #Fringe, for the second time in the show's history!

There are lots of awesome statistics that emerged from this event, read more here.

The group, Fringenuity, hosts the Friday night Twitter/GetGlue campaigns.
Fringe Television is proud to support Fringenuity's efforts to promote "Fringe" in as many social media venues as possible, and asks for your help.

Tomorrow night we want to continue our social media domination, and the Fringedom wants to try to get the hash tag #FaceYourself to trend on Twitter starting at 8PM Eastern.
That's 1 hour before the new episode airs, and then again at 8PM Pacific time.

Why keep tweeting? Because we know that ratings isn't just about Nielsen boxes anymore. TV networks and their contractors pay attention to which TV shows are 'socially-active' and our show Fringe is very socially-active on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other venues.

Why continue this effort? Last Friday's event catapaulted Fringe in multiple social media platforms, and we need to keep Fringe visible in these platforms in the weeks ahead, especially with the ongoing FOX/Warner Brothers negotiaions for a Season 5.

Please consider joining in tomorrow night at 8PM Eastern and 8PM Pacific to support your favorite show by signing into Twitter and using the #FaceYourself hash tag.

If you are not familiar with Twitter, you can create an new account rather painlessly at http://www.twitter.com/.

For more information on this week's special Fringe Twitter event visit the Fringenuity website here.

You can also adopt a special icon from 7(!) lovely sets, and/or 1 of 2 lovely banners for this event by clicking here.


An important reminder: Please do not tweet with the #FaceYourself hash tag until 8PM Eastern, to increase the likelihood of trending! And volume helps, so tweet slowly, and tweet often after the start time Friday night! Also, retweet tweets that you like, that have the #FaceYourself hash tag.

Let's dominate Twitter Friday night, and make our hash tag and our show trend worldwide! Again!


***ButWait! There's more!***

Another social network platform that needs our attention on Friday nights is GetGlue.com.
If you are not familiar with getglue.com it is a very clever advertising site married to social networking.
GetGlue merges fans with their interests, and their interests' sponsors.

If you have a GetGlue account you can "check-in" to Fringe. The shows that get the most check-ins are highly visible to the networks and the show's sponsors.
It is recommended you start checking into GetGlue closer to the start time of Fringe to increase the chance of trending there. For the last 2 Friday nights we made Fringe the #1 checked in show on GetGlue!
You can also look up Fringe's sponsors on GetGlue, check-in to them, ie. Nissan Leaf, Sprint, etc., and thank them for supporting Fringe. Think it doesn't make a difference? Guess again.
For the last few weeks, due to our GetClue check-ins, the Nissan Leaf was one of the most checked-in sponsors on the site.

Let’s make it a combined effort to not only check-in to the show, but to also check-in to the show’s advertisers and comment, “Thank You for your support of Fringe! @FringeOnFox”


If you don’t have a Getglue account, make one at http://www.getglue.com/.

You can post your check-ins to Twitter and/or Facebook.

The more activity, the better, as this may also get other Fringies involved in the GetGlue check-ins.

GetGlue also has convenient mobile phone aps for iphone, Android, and Blackberry.

THE BOTTOM LINE: Please, enjoy the new episode tomorrow night, and support high visibility of your show by tweeting on Twitter with the special hash tag, and checking into Fringe at GetGlue and thanking at least 1 of Friday night's many sponsors. Your efforts will not go unrewarded, and may help increase our chances of getting a Season 5.

Fringedom, the time is now! If you want your Season 5, Watch "Everything In Its Right Place" LIVE tomorrow night, and join in this Twitter/GetGlue event!

Make sure FOX Broadcasting and the Fringe sponsors know that you want another season of FRINGE!!

Fringe FBI Podcast Season 4 Episode 16

Frea, Jan, Lou, & Maximus get together after each Fringe episode in this temporarily constructed shared reality known as a podcast to discuss the Fourth Season of Fringe.

'Nothing As It Seems'

 AKA


Lincoln Gets Left Behind  

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Separated At Birth: A Better Species

Olivia Dunham, guided mutation, arm decorated with track marks.


Daniel Hicks, guided mutation, arm decorated with track marks.

FRINGE - Noble Intentions: "Nothing As It Seems"

Here is the latest installment in Fox's "Noble Intentions" series.
John Noble discusses the "Happy Birthday" scene in episode 416, and his impressions on Walter Bishop in Season 4, in what has to be one of the best "Noble Intentions" done to date.

Ratings: Fringe Pops Up from Demo Low

Ratings: Fringe Pops Up from Demo Low
by Matt Webb Mitovich

Now this is interesting: Fox’s Fringe this Friday drew 3.11 million total viewers while scoring a 1.2 demo rating — that marks week-to-week gains of 8 and 33 percent, up from the all-time demo low the show has been nursing for too long.

View Matt's TVLine.com post here.

Fringe Review: Nothing As It Seems

“It is either a miracle, or an accident.”

The Fringe showrunners have said that this season is a love letter to the show, and this episode’s extended callback to Season One’s “The Transformation” didn’t just revamp an old story, but complicated it, and extended it. It also shows just how far this show has come in terms of both individual scenes and larger ideas: “The Transformation” was a weak episode of a show that was finding its footing. “Nothing As It Seems” is a strong episode that plays on many, if not all, of a mature show’s strengths, including a delightful willingness to mix humor and pathos.

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Support Fringe: Ads From "Nothing As It Seems"

This is a compilation of all the commercials (and glyphs) shown during the Fringe episode "Nothing As It Seems".

Please take a moment to thank the sponsors of Fringe on their Twitter and/or Facebook pages (and if possible, purchase their products!) Keep it simple, like this:

Hey @McDonalds, I just observed your 20-piece McNuggets commercial during #Fringe. Thanks for supporting the show. :)

For other ways to show your support for Fringe, check out other Support Fringe posts, like the weekly Twitter and GetGlue campaigns.

Fringe Observer in "Nothing As It Seems"

Observers make an appearance in every Fringe episode. In the Fringe episode "Nothing As It Seems", one can be spotted walking down the street as Peter and Lincoln (Pecoln) arrive at Daniel Hicks' house to find Olivia already there.

You can see all of the other hidden appearances of Observers here.

Fringe 417 Preview: "Everything In Its Right Place"

Here is the preview from the end of "Nothing As It Seems" for the Fringe episode "Everything In Its Right Place", which airs on FRIDAY, April 6th at 9:00PM on FOX.

Screenshots from this preview can be viewed at FringeFiles.com.

Fringe Glyph Code in "Nothing As It Seems"

The Glyphs code in the Fringe episode "Nothing As It Seems" spelled out FUTURE.

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