The Fringemunks: Epis. 4.21 - "Brave New World, Part 1" (parody of "Hey Jude" by The Beatles)

The Fringemunks recap Fringe Episode 4.21 "Brave New World, Part 1" with a parody of "Hey Jude" by The Beatles. Olivia is wondering how she was able to save Jessica Holt from a weird nanite issue.  Peter reassures Olivia that they will figure this out together.  Both of them have a showdown with David Robert Jones.

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- Music composed by John Lennon & Paul McCartney
- Parody lyrics, all instruments & production by David Wu

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TV Guide: Fringe Oral History

TV Guide has a four part mega-interview with John Noble (Dr. Walter Bishop), Joshua Jackson (Peter Bishop), Anna Torv (Olivia Dunham), Jasika Nicole (Astrid Farnsworth), Lance Reddick (Phillip Broyles), Blair Brown (Nina Sharp), Seth Gabel (Lincoln Lee), series co-creator J.J. Abrams, executive producers J.H Wyman, Jeff Pinkner and Bryan Burk, Warner Bros. President Peter Roth and Fox's Chairman of Entertainment Kevin Reilly about the bumpy road to the Fringe series finale.

TV Guide: Fringe Oral History - Part 1 - producers and cast discuss the beginnings of Fringe, casting choices, procedural vs. serial, and the turning point for the show.

TV Guide: Fringe Oral History - Part 2 - producers and cast discuss the introduction of the parallel universe, which opened up the world of Fox's sci-fi drama to new and exciting possibilities, including a new set of characters with names like Walternate and Bolivia that fans would — gasp! — actually come to love in the end.   

TV Guide: Fringe Oral History - Part 3 - producers and cast discuss the most polarizing story line of the series: The Season 3 cliff-hanger featured a scene in which Peter Bishop, who we had come to know and love over three seasons, mysteriously vanished into thin air. The Observers then explained that he had, in fact, never existed. (Come again?) This controversial creative move ended a season that included Fringe's foreboding move to the Friday "death slot." Still, the show soldiered on for another two seasons, much to the credit of its passionate fan base.

TV Guide: Fringe Oral History - Part 4 - producers and cast discuss the episode that took Fox's sci-fi series in an entirely new direction: into the future. The series has always been known for its offbeat 19th episode, but its final one took the viewers on an adventure to Observer-occupied 2036, in which Peter, Olivia, Astrid and Walter were freed from amber by Peter and Olivia's grown-up daughter Etta. In the race to the series finale, what's left of the team will attempt to reset time in hopes of ridding the world of Observers.

Fringe 2-Hour Series Finale Begins Tonight At 8/7c

Don't forget that Fringe starts one-hour earlier tonight, starting with the penultimate episode "Liberty" at 8:00 ET, followed by the Fringe series finale "An Enemy Of Fate" at the regular 9:00 ET.

What Would You Ask: Johusa Jackson

Tomorrow afternoon, we'll get the chance to chat with Joshua Jackson, the man who plays the one and only ;) Peter Bishop.

This will undoubtedly be a crowded conference call, so we may only get to ask one or two questions, but we still want to know - What would you ask Joshua Jackson?

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

Fringe Discuss: What Will Happen in the Series Finale?

Welcome to the last installment of Fringe Discuss, where we post a Fringe-related question and ask you to give us your answers.

We cannot change the fact that the end is in sight, but we can speculate about it.

This week's question: What do you think will happen during the 2-hour season finale this Friday?

Please feel free to post your responses below.

DO NOT POST ANY SPOILERS HERE.

C'mon. This is your last chance to share your thoughts on the ends of the story arcs here!

Fringe 2-Hour Series Finale Begins Tomorrow At 8/7c

Don't forget that Fringe starts ONE HOUR EARLIER tomorrow - the penultimate Fringe episode "Liberty" begins at 8/7c, followed by the Fringe series finale "An Enemy Of Fate" at the regular time 9/8c.

Fringe Noble Intentions: "The Boy Must Live"

John Noble discusses Walter's relationship with Peter and September in the Fringe episode "The Boy Must Live" for the latest episode of Noble Intentions.

Fringe Benefits Project Artist Interview - Graham Erwin

The second in our series of Fringe Benefits project artist interviews is with Graham Erwin, the creator of the wonderful and slightly surreal poster for epsiode 1.09 The Dreamscape

Q - Mr. Jensen Karp is the mastermind behind Gallery 1988 and The Fringe Benefits Project. When did he contact you about participating in the series? How much advance notice/working time did you have? Especially as the episodes were voted for by the fans of the show.

A - I was actually given pretty short notice on this project, I had less than a week from when I was notified about the project to when the final art was due. Luckily that week my schedule allowed that type of turn around so I could crank the poster out no problem, but that time frame can be pretty tight for me.

I usually like around 2 weeks to complete a poster, but a portion of that time is set aside for research so having the subject matter chosen for me sped things up.

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As Fringe finale looms, Fringemunks producer David Wu reflects on series, meeting cast, and how show will resonate in time

David Wu, creator/producer of The Fringemunks, has released a reflection on Fringe that details his experience as a fan, mingling with the cast in New York, and how the show will impact people over time.

Wu states the following:

Though the finale will mark the end of an era, the series' effect and influence on the future has just begun.  The show is ultimately about responsibility:  taking care of the world, and of the ones we love.  It is also a time capsule of "science thought" in the early stages of this millennium.

Read the entire article here.

FRiNGEcasting podcast for ep 511 The Boy Must Live

FRiNGEcasting With Wayne And Dan podcast: 

Listen here for episode #114 of the FRiNGEcasting With Wayne And Dan podcast! Wayne and Dan give their reactions and theories for FRiNGE 511 "The Boy Must Live", and share some excellent listener feedback from the FRiNGEcasting listener community.

Listener feedback voicemail: Call (904) 469-7469 or use the voicemail button at FRiNGEcastingPodcast.com

If your business or website needs voice-overs, I'd love the opportunity to work with you! Details at MediaVoiceOvers.com.

The Fringe Podcast Episode 524-Feedback Part 1 For The Boy Must Live

In episode 524 of The Fringe Podcast we share a portion of the listener feedback we received for, "The Boy Must Live." We received a tremendous amount of feedback for this episode, so we'll be releasing another feedback episode in a couple of days. In this episode we hear various thoughts about the potential reset and the possible fallout from that event. We also hear thoughts about Peter and Olivia's relationship from the perspective of a marriage counselor, a possible way that Etta might not have ever died, and what might happen in the finale (no spoilers).

In our Twinge segment we asked what questions you have that you still want to resolve. We answer each one to the best of our ability and discuss whether or not we think each question will be fully resolved.

Send in your thoughts and feedback to 304-837-2278 or feedback@thefringepodcast.com.

Fringe Benefits Project Artist Interview - Joshua Budich

The very talented Joshua Budich has kindly responded to a request to answer a few questions about his involvement in the Fringe Benefits Art Project.

Q - Mr. Jensen Karp is the mastermind behind Gallery 1988 and The Fringe Benefits Project. When did he contact you about participating in the series? How much advance notice/working time did you have? Especially as the episodes were voted for by the fans of the show.

A - Jensen contacted me some time in November/December last year about any interest I had in paying homage to Fringe; which of course I jumped on being that it's one of my favorite shows. My piece was intended to be an overall, non-episodic homage, so I had quite a bit of time to get it done ahead of the opening of the website and voting.

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