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[notuptome2004]

Mathachew, on 24 March 2012 - 20:36, said:

I'm curious to know why things are so different since it is his universe, like Olivia's step dad being dead, the other side's Broyle's being alive, Olivia having completely different memories, to name a few.

because Peter died as a Boy on both sides and so Peter was erased from then on and because of that any interactions he had with Olive or anyone else as a child or up till now was different he did not have influences on them in any way shape or form so things happen slightly different or in some cases extreamly different


to the above poster no the 2 universes did not merge there is still a bridge We have been in the Right universe the entire time since episode 1 of this season

[DPyro]

notuptome2004, on 25 March 2012 - 00:55, said:

to the above poster no the 2 universes did not merge there is still a bridge We have been in the Right universe the entire time since episode 1 of this season

They have been to the other universe a couple times this season.

[Mathachew]

notuptome2004, on 25 March 2012 - 00:55, said:

because Peter died as a Boy on both sides and so Peter was erased from then on and because of that any interactions he had with Olive or anyone else as a child or up till now was different he did not have influences on them in any way shape or form so things happen slightly different or in some cases extreamly different


to the above poster no the 2 universes did not merge there is still a bridge We have been in the Right universe the entire time since episode 1 of this season

I'm well aware of time more or less starting over without Peter existing, but things prior to Peter and Olivia meeting as adults, like Olivia's step dad being dead when originally he wasn't, should have, in theory, remained the same. So now Olivia is having memories of a different life she lived, which, for all intents and purposes, no longer exists. If she thinks about her step father, she'll think he's still alive, sending her cards on her birthday when he's really dead. I'm hoping they somehow work out discrepancies like this. It's not so much a continuity error given the nature of the show, I just hope these kind of logical questions aren't discarded. From what I can tell, though, they haven't simply shrugged it off and instead have put an effort into addressing them.

[+SOOPRcow]

Mathachew, on 25 March 2012 - 01:41, said:

I'm well aware of time more or less starting over without Peter existing, but things prior to Peter and Olivia meeting as adults, like Olivia's step dad being dead when originally he wasn't, should have, in theory, remained the same. So now Olivia is having memories of a different life she lived, which, for all intents and purposes, no longer exists. If she thinks about her step father, she'll think he's still alive, sending her cards on her birthday when he's really dead. I'm hoping they somehow work out discrepancies like this. It's not so much a continuity error given the nature of the show, I just hope these kind of logical questions aren't discarded. From what I can tell, though, they haven't simply shrugged it off and instead have put an effort into addressing them.

Don't forget, Peter and Olivia first met as children

[Mathachew]

I am aware of that, hence my use of adults. I don't recall anything in that episode that would have altered the timeline for Olivia with Peter's absence.

[notuptome2004]

Mathachew, on 25 March 2012 - 04:18, said:

I am aware of that, hence my use of adults. I don't recall anything in that episode that would have altered the timeline for Olivia with Peter's absence.

yes but it is explained in this season that Oliva had run away she had enough and had killed her father . now in the orginal timeline that did not happen because she had the influential of Peter as a child in the episode Subject 13 When Olive runs away to field of white tulips she talks to peter about her step father and the beating and Peter says she should talk to Walter about him.


Now because Peter did not exists after child and died he did not meet Olivia she ended up killer her father because this all took place after she would have met peter but that never happend so she killed her father and thus she still wont remember and to top that off she always only remember some things anyways from her child hood mainly her father she did not remember meeting Peter asa child nore did Peter anyways but still so she killed her father in the new timline tho they was always the same one.

[.Neo]

Noa's Arc, really?? I hate the fact that the alternate universe doesn't play much of a role anymore.

[Anaron]

The scene where the creature threw Lincoln for the second time made me jump. I didn't expect it at all. Overall, it was a pretty good episode. It was about time we learned more about Jones' agenda.

[Razorwing]

Anaron, on 01 April 2012 - 23:12, said:

The scene where the creature threw Lincoln for the second time made me jump. I didn't expect it at all. Overall, it was a pretty good episode. It was about time we learned more about Jones' agenda.

Actually, the first time made me jump, not the second. lol.

[.Rob]

Razorwing, on 01 April 2012 - 23:35, said:

Actually, the first time made me jump, not the second. lol.

Yeah that nearly made me leap out of bed just because it was so unexpected lol

[.Rob]

Good episode, and nice to get a bit of story progress. Shame about killing Captain Lincoln. But nice to potentially see that Agent Lincoln might have a chance with Faux Oliva.

[Mathachew]

Awesome episode last night. Episode 19 is going to be insane!

[Razorwing]

Mathachew, on 14 April 2012 - 14:21, said:

Awesome episode last night. Episode 19 is going to be insane!

Now that's a different direction.

[.Neo]

Looks really cool, can't wait!

[Mathachew]

Each video had part of a hidden url, which leads to a video of this weeks new title sequence:



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