Fringe - Season 2

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he fell in love with a child :blink: ....interesting plot i guess.....

In a way I think it was more a caring sort of love, he sort of looked over her since she lost her parents.

Also I'm impressed at the observer's appearing everywhere, great viral marketing!

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The first image is a photo of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, which was taken just minutes before they were assassinated, which eventually led to the start of World War I.

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The second image is a painting of Marie Antoinette being taken to her execution during the French Revolution.

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The third image is an engraving by Paul Revere titled "The Bloody Massacre", which depicts the events of the Boston Massacre of 1770

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but yes amazing episode! the observers are so interesting!

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In a way I think it was more a caring sort of love, he sort of looked over her since she lost her parents.

Also I'm impressed at the observer's appearing everywhere, great viral marketing!

They've had them showing up at US Football games and other sporting events lately lol

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'Fringe' execs 'have six seasons planned'

The executive producers of Fringe have revealed that the show could go on for six seasons.

Asked during a conference call about a possible third season, Jeff Pinkner replied that producers are "only limited by our own imaginations".

"If we're lucky enough, we have six seasons that we're really excited about," he said. "It's such a great show to work on, because we're only limited by our own imaginations.

"Once you start to get into this wonderful framework of the characters and stuff, it's so much fun. We're constantly saying, 'Oh, what about this?' and then all of a sudden, we're like, 'Well, that will be a season three thing, yeah'.

"Then before you know it, there's so many things on the season three pile that you realise that it takes shape."

Fringe continues Thursdays at 9pm on Fox.

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She wasn't a child. They said she graduated from college, so early to mid 20's I'd bet.

Great episode though. I really enjoyed it. I guess the real question becomes, what happens next?

But he had been following her since she was a child, at the time the episode happened I think they said she was 27-28

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FOX will give "Fringe" a break when its midseason schedule rolls out next year, sources have confirmed to the site exclusively.

While exact dates are still being finalized, the seven week hiatus is expected to begin on February 11. In its place, FOX plans to launch the midseason drama "Past Life."

It's believed the newcomer will bow with back-to-back episodes on February 11 while the remaining installments will fill the Thursday, 9:00/8:00c hour for five of the next six weeks. (A Thursday edition of "American Idol" will bump the series the other week.)

"Fringe" would then return on April 1 with the remaining seven episodes of its second season. It's understood the hiatus is designed to ensure the series will run repeat free in 2010.

As for "Past Life," FOX announced at its upfront back in May the series would follow "American Idol" on Tuesday nights. The network subsequently rolled back the show's 13-episode commitment to seven episodes, making the shift to Thursdays not much of a surprise. It's not clear what will be paired with "Idol" on Tuesdays however it most likely won't be scripted programming.

The news comes as FOX gets ready to announce its midseason schedule. Originally pegged to be announced this week, it now appears the network will hold off until after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Source: FutonCritic

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FOX will give "Fringe" a break when its midseason schedule rolls out next year, sources have confirmed to the site exclusively.

While exact dates are still being finalized, the seven week hiatus is expected to begin on February 11. In its place, FOX plans to launch the midseason drama "Past Life."

It's believed the newcomer will bow with back-to-back episodes on February 11 while the remaining installments will fill the Thursday, 9:00/8:00c hour for five of the next six weeks. (A Thursday edition of "American Idol" will bump the series the other week.)

"Fringe" would then return on April 1 with the remaining seven episodes of its second season. It's understood the hiatus is designed to ensure the series will run repeat free in 2010.

As for "Past Life," FOX announced at its upfront back in May the series would follow "American Idol" on Tuesday nights. The network subsequently rolled back the show's 13-episode commitment to seven episodes, making the shift to Thursdays not much of a surprise. It's not clear what will be paired with "Idol" on Tuesdays however it most likely won't be scripted programming.

The news comes as FOX gets ready to announce its midseason schedule. Originally pegged to be announced this week, it now appears the network will hold off until after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Source: FutonCritic

boooo. I want MOAR FRINGE!

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