Posts tagged Fringe Season 2
Spock Says Goodbye Tonight
May 20th
Star Trek, Fringe and Leonard Nemoy enthusiasts will say a sad goodbye to the original Vulcan himself as his final screen performance will air tonight in the second half of the season finale of Fringe. I have to admit, I’m a little sad at the news. I thought he did a wonderful job as Spock in the new Star Trek and although Belly is really only in Fringe for like a total of 15 minutes, it still sticks out in my mind. In any case, the second part of the2-part finale tonight should be a great one.
As we learned last week, Peter has been abducted More >
Signing Off – For a lil’ while
May 4th
Okay Canuck fans,
Reality has set in – we can stop deciding whether or not the parade should cross the Granville Street Bridge. Last night Chicago showed that they are more than just a bunch of Andrew Ladd’s. Versteeg and Sharp stepped up exposed the broken axle known as the Alberts-Bieksa combination. We lost, we deserved it, lets go home and redeem ourselves. Case closed.
Onto more exciting things. I’m going to be signing off for the rest of this week and the beginning of next as I’ve made the conscious decision to actually vacation. I won’t be checking email, I won’t More >
80′s Fringe!!!!
Apr 2nd
Wow…. Last night’s episode of Fringe was like a junkie rediscovering his love of narcotics for me. After a really REALLY long mid-season hiatus (I effen hate those by the way) Fringe returned last night with the episode Peter. I had been reading up on what to expect, so I knew this was going to be a bit of a historical episode about Walter going to steal his son. What I didn’t expect to see was the amazing 1985 effect they put on the entire episode.
The intro was AMAZING!
And wouldn’t it be strange if Eric Stolz actually did play Marty McFly?
Giant cell More >
Get Your Fringe Fix
Feb 26th
I’m kind of wigging out like a crack-addict after the first three hours of rehab. I miss Fringe. Thursday nights used be an event, now? Well, last evening I actually went out of my apartment. With people. Come back Fringe, PLEASE.
If any of that rings true to you, you can do one of two things. You can join the Fringe Facebook group and receive updates during this ridiculous hiatus.
OR
You can just stay here and check it all out in one place:
A couple of weeks ago, this was posted
Then on Feb 18th, they posted this:
Also on the 18th, these More >
Damn You Fringe!!!!!
Feb 5th
Trust me, you want to know what they just found.
I hate mid-season finales. They’ve done it with Smallville, They’re doing it with Glee, and last night saw the mid season finale of Fringe. And the kicker is that Jacksonville (the title of last night’s episode) was the best of season 2 so far. Agreed, the second season of Fringe has been a bit slow in terms of the overall arc of the stories set up in the first season, but in defense of the brilliant Rob Orci and Alex Kurtzman, this was needed to gain more fans. Last night’s episode was like More >
Astrix? Astroid? Blah She’s Jasika Nicole
Jan 20th
Welcome to Wednesday. Grab your coffee, sit your ass down at your desk and pretend it’s Friday…. Okay, now that reality has set in, so can that mid week depression. Need a little pick-me-up? Check out Jasika Nicole. Who? I’m not surprised you ask. Jasika Nicole plays Astrid Farnsworth on the hit FOX show Fringe. If you follow the Bloated Penguin then you’ll already know my devotion to this show.
Anyways, back to Jasika, or Astrid. Even though Fringe carries tons of over-arching themes and a web of different stories throughout, one of the big reasons I watch is the comedic timing between More >
Holiday Time Equals Fringe Marathon
Jan 4th
Morning kids,
So what did you do this wonderful holiday season? Me? I holed myself up in my apartment to avoid the tundra that is downtown Toronto and threw in the first season of Fringe to enjoy. I’ve seen every episode a few times before last week’s marathon, but I’m beginning to think that Fringe is one series that I can re-watch quite a bit. Similar to X-Files, the JJ Abrams, Rob Orci and Alex Kurtzman series about fringe science has so many things going on at the same time that you can really lose yourself within any number of story lines the series More >
Mid Season Finales
Dec 10th
This whole concept of stopping all regular TV shows over the holidays is starting to get on my nerves. I had just started to get a rhythm down for which shows I would watch on which nights and all of a sudden all of them start going on 3 month hiatuses. I’m sure I could find something else to watch in the meantime, but all that does is add to already full schedule when everything returns.
Okay Okay, I’m basically complaining for the sake of complaining with this, but as I was watching the mid season finale of Glee last evening (great More >
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