
). A lot of the single episodes were ok, not awful, but nothing particularly amazing. Call them monster of the week episodes, even if there literally wasn't a monster. The cast has always been consistently entertaining but the show didn't really surprise us. The one episode that really interested us was the earlier episode with Mr. Jones and the subsequent episode where Olivia escaped uncovered the double agent. Wow.
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The one episode that really interested us was the earlier episode with Mr. Jones and the subsequent episode where Olivia escaped uncovered the double agent.
But now...
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Fringe's stock just went up big time for me, I was thoroughly entertained and much more drawn in.
What was implied by the final scene? Walter wrote the manuscript and doesn't remember? Or parallel universe Walter wrote it

What was implied by the final scene? Walter wrote the manuscript and doesn't remember? Or parallel universe Walter wrote it
I took it that our Walter had written it and this is further corroborated by the fact that Jones holds Bishop in such high esteem.........it'd be a bit like meeting Moses or something..........
that telegraphed that this manuscript was written by alternate universe-Walter (who's probably a few years older, it's probably 2012 or something in that universe), and would have eventually been written in this universe by our Walter.
I'm glad they've already started answering the questions they've raised. Maybe that'll keep the show on the air longer.
What are the chances that Peter is actually who they're after, not Olivia? The lights did turn off when he returned.
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