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YOU RANG!?
burlivesleftnut wrote:Squashua wrote:Man, last night's episode was lousy.
They need to make fun of this show on, say, MadTV or SNL and "transition" somewhere so the name of the place appears in the air, and someone walking by just fucking whacks their head on it.
LOL YOU SHOUDL WRIT 4 ONE THOSE SCARY MOVIE MOVIES LOL THE JJ ABRAMS MOVIE LOL
VegasRon wrote:Needs more Frank Black.
RogueScribner wrote:Actually, I think Joshua Jackson is one of the better things about the show. The lead actress has zero charisma. And she's not even that good to look at. So I'm constantly bored with her, but Jackson's wry delivery keeps things from getting too dull.
RogueScribner wrote:Actually, I think Joshua Jackson is one of the better things about the show. The lead actress has zero charisma. And she's not even that good to look at. So I'm constantly bored with her, but Jackson's wry delivery keeps things from getting too dull.
John-Locke wrote:WTF was up with that Bald dude with no eyebrows?
Anyone care to share some crackpot theories yet?
If they get rid of that bland blond chick or at least give her a feminine haircut and acting classes I think this show might be worth the investment.
John-Locke wrote:WTF was up with that Bald dude with no eyebrows?
Anyone care to share some crackpot theories yet?
If they get rid of that bland blond chick or at least give her a feminine haircut and acting classes I think this show might be worth the investment.
Fried Gold wrote:RogueScribner wrote:I had the last 3 episodes sitting on laptop waiting for me to watch, but after a couple of weeks away I found I didn't really miss the show so I gaffneyed them. Once the season is over I'll be sure to check how people responded to it and maybe I'll pick it up again. Right now it's just not holding my interest.
I did the same thing - downloaded them...but it's not really shouting out "watch me".
Same goes for Fringe.
RogueScribner wrote:I still have hope for Fringe.
Fanboy wrote:It's a decent show but it feels like X-Files meets Lost and they had a child and out came Fringe.
Animorganimate wrote:All the Zone love for this show is gone, huh? Well, it's certainly NOT my all time favorite show, but I do find myself enjoying each episode, and I think the reveal at the end of Tuesday's episode was very cool and definitely opened up a story arc in the series. We're finally starting to see what some of these "experiments" are for, and how the may wind up being utilized in the future. Did anyone like this last episode, or should this thread die?
burlivesleftnut wrote:Animorganimate wrote:All the Zone love for this show is gone, huh? Well, it's certainly NOT my all time favorite show, but I do find myself enjoying each episode, and I think the reveal at the end of Tuesday's episode was very cool and definitely opened up a story arc in the series. We're finally starting to see what some of these "experiments" are for, and how the may wind up being utilized in the future. Did anyone like this last episode, or should this thread die?
I still like the show quite a lot, but it really doesn't lend itself to prolonged discussions or theories at this point. I watched the last two episodes back to back, and both had their strong points. I really liked the parasite wrapped around the heart bit. That was grody, but I feel cheated that we didn't get to see it once removed and dead.
Animorganimate wrote:burlivesleftnut wrote:Animorganimate wrote:All the Zone love for this show is gone, huh? Well, it's certainly NOT my all time favorite show, but I do find myself enjoying each episode, and I think the reveal at the end of Tuesday's episode was very cool and definitely opened up a story arc in the series. We're finally starting to see what some of these "experiments" are for, and how the may wind up being utilized in the future. Did anyone like this last episode, or should this thread die?
I still like the show quite a lot, but it really doesn't lend itself to prolonged discussions or theories at this point. I watched the last two episodes back to back, and both had their strong points. I really liked the parasite wrapped around the heart bit. That was grody, but I feel cheated that we didn't get to see it once removed and dead.
I agree with you there. It would have been neat to have seen it squirming and twitching around on the ground before dying. None-the-less, it was a cool concept for a parasitic organism. And I suppose you are correct, the show isn't far-along enough to provoke many theories, although I did feel that the last episode's ending regarding the mathematical equation being able to alter matter is beginning to open up a connection between the episodes and can provide good material for future episodes.
tfactor wrote:I don't like when TV shows leave you hanging like this with so many questions unanswered. Am I the only person losing interest in this show very quickly?![]()
burlivesleftnut wrote:I'm not really losing interest. For the most part, I like the characters and the plots seem like X-Files on acid. I like that they are paying more attention to the characters than some massive behind the scenes plot. Personally, I like the FX too. I am sure they will continue the Pattern stuff, but these done-in-ones are nice on a couple of levels. First, the stories are pretty bizarre, and second, it does give the characters a chance to shine rather than just react. I have really enjoyed the shared conscious stuff with Olivia and (can't remember his name). I thought it was gratifying to see this subplot that started with the first episode get spun on its head.
tfactor wrote: Has your Yacht become so large and over populated that you've become a Jabba the Hutt like being pushing pig-men into pitts to be eaten instead of googling a character name you want to post something about?![]()
I hope you sir, get a very bad sunburn today!
DerLanghaarige wrote:Fringe starts here in Germany on monday and apperantly Pro7, the channel that airs it here, pissed yesterday many people off when they interrupted an episode of The Simpsons for real looking Breaking News (shot in their own studio, with their original anchorman) about a woman who gave birth to an adult. Of course it was just an ad for Fringe.
TheBaxter wrote:well, i didn't even bother watching this week's episode when i realized the last 10 minutes were going to be cut off because of that stupid american idol show. hopefully it gets replayed at some point.
in other news, on the main site is this article (containing CASTING SPOILER) telling us who will play the Massive Dynamics founding scientist guy. i have to say it's a pretty awesome casting choice.
it does have me worried slightly though... there's another little serialized sci-fi tv show on NBC that has made it a habit of casting TOS trek actors, and we all know how THAT show has turned out...
stereosforgeeks wrote:Fringe Code Cracked
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Adam Morgan: What can we expect from these last five episodes of the season?
Kirk Acevedo: Well the whole mythology of the show, we lifted up the folds more. We learn more about William Bell, which is really cool, in the last episode, who's played by Leonard Nimoy. Speaking of beautiful voices. I think he's gonna be perfect. He's a perfect foil for John Noble's character. You'll learn more about the impending war, what is it, stuff like that. We're currently shooting a standalone episode for season two...
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