Fringe - Season 2

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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.

Wow. 6 Seasons! That would be amazing!

Yeah but what about the Flash Forward cross-over!

Did you hear that or do you want that?

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Freaky episode, but I wish they would have more that focused on the main plot. I think we've seen more non-pattern episodes than those that were related to it.

I suppose the main plot couldn't stretch 22-24 episodes easily so they use 8 or so as seperate stories and I am down with that :)

good episode though (Y)

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Agreed was a great episode. Really enjoyed it, and answered some questions I think we all had. I am really starting to love Astrid, and really hope they don't end up killing her off like they did Charlie.

Btw was awesome to hear Astrid answer the phone last night and say "Agent Farnsworth"

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Here's a neat detail from the alternate universe. An eagle-eyed viewer noticed that in Peter's childhood dream in the alternate universe, there's a poster celebrating the Challenger's 11th mission in June 1984. In our universe, the Challenger exploded during its tenth mission on January 28th, 1986. How advanced is the other universe's technology? [Tallisen LJ]

Anna Torv doesn't know precisely how Peter will react to the news that he was kidnapped from the other universe, but like everyone else, she has her speculations:

"And I think its going to be heartbreaking? heartbreaking for Walter, but particularly for Peter too because this year seeing him take an active interest in his father and an active interest in the investigations and he's really taken it on. For that to explode, or implode, is going to be devastating," she explained. "But that's what you want isn't it?"b>

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Peter-Olivia shippers don't have an ally in Joshua Jackson: "This is only my opinion, but I don't think that's the direction that the story is going in," Jackson said. "In my head, what you have between these three people is a family dynamic rather than a romantic dynamic. She would be a very tolerant woman if she were willing to start dating a man who lives with his father.b>"

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No observers in this episode?

and I agree with Jackson, like I don't see any type of romantic relationship going on with Peter and Olivia. They are more of a family now than just working partners.

edit: I just found this..

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