Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Did they cut the budget or something?
Did they cut the budget or something?
Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussion
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Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Well at least they had a legitimate reason for investigating all the missing people of that area. The X-Files would just fight aliens one episode and then go look for vampires the next. I hope Fringe can stay on course since the mirror universe premise actually separates them from X-Files.
Well at least they had a legitimate reason for investigating all the missing people of that area. The X-Files would just fight aliens one episode and then go look for vampires the next. I hope Fringe can stay on course since the mirror universe premise actually separates them from X-Files.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Indeed this felt very "X-Files" even the lone home out in a corn field.
I was expecting Smoking bastard to cover up the super baby.
Indeed this felt very "X-Files" even the lone home out in a corn field.
I was expecting Smoking bastard to cover up the super baby.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
I think so, and I'm pretty sure they moved filming to somewhere / somewhere different in Canada.
Also the very early numbers were just posted and as everyone feared the 9pm Thursday time slot is killing the show. They should movie Bones and Fringe to Tuesday and bump everythnig else a day over.
http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009/09/2...hforward-wins-8pm-hour-in-early-ratings/28377
I think so, and I'm pretty sure they moved filming to somewhere / somewhere different in Canada.
Also the very early numbers were just posted and as everyone feared the 9pm Thursday time slot is killing the show. They should movie Bones and Fringe to Tuesday and bump everythnig else a day over.
http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009/09/2...hforward-wins-8pm-hour-in-early-ratings/28377
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
The morons at Fox of course!
Not only is it up against CSI and Grey is a Whore, but it's also on at the same time as Supernatural, which has a loyal fanbase that might also watch Fringe.
Also Fringe will not be shown for at least one week because of baseball.
The morons at Fox of course!
Not only is it up against CSI and Grey is a Whore, but it's also on at the same time as Supernatural, which has a loyal fanbase that might also watch Fringe.
Also Fringe will not be shown for at least one week because of baseball.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
I was about to mention that it got creamed. They need to move it immediately. I doubt they'll cancel it, at least not yet, but I won't be surprised if we see a move before November sweeps.
I was about to mention that it got creamed. They need to move it immediately. I doubt they'll cancel it, at least not yet, but I won't be surprised if we see a move before November sweeps.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Where are they going to move it to? Fridays? Unless they do like I say and completely move around everything the show is seriously fucked.
Where are they going to move it to? Fridays? Unless they do like I say and completely move around everything the show is seriously fucked.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
So will this be another Shark? A hit in the first season, moved to a bad time slot for the second season where it gets killed and because that's the fault of the show and the executives take no responsibility for their actions whatsoever, it gets canceled?
So will this be another Shark? A hit in the first season, moved to a bad time slot for the second season where it gets killed and because that's the fault of the show and the executives take no responsibility for their actions whatsoever, it gets canceled?
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Hmph. This was definitely another X-Files ripoff and a bit of a disppointment. Last season really picked up steam towards the end and I was just getting into it. Now they seem to have lost momentum and are pushing Olivia out from lead character position. I hope things turn around soon.
Hmph. This was definitely another X-Files ripoff and a bit of a disppointment. Last season really picked up steam towards the end and I was just getting into it. Now they seem to have lost momentum and are pushing Olivia out from lead character position. I hope things turn around soon.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Am I crazy, or is the preview for next week's episode giving me deja vu? There was an episode last season with the exact same concept, of a compound that could make a person into a bomb. But they're acting in the trailer like they haven't seen this before...
Am I crazy, or is the preview for next week's episode giving me deja vu? There was an episode last season with the exact same concept, of a compound that could make a person into a bomb. But they're acting in the trailer like they haven't seen this before...
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Deja-vu? Nah, you were just experiencing a flicker of an episode another you watched in the parallel universe. That episode you think you saw already? Never happened here. Or vice-versa. Or....something.
Deja-vu? Nah, you were just experiencing a flicker of an episode another you watched in the parallel universe. That episode you think you saw already? Never happened here. Or vice-versa. Or....something.
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
All I'll say is that I hope they are double-bluffing fake-Charlie. I mean, you have a guy who can change his appearance at will and no one is at all suspicious when your one guy runs off on his own and kills him?
All I'll say is that I hope they are double-bluffing fake-Charlie. I mean, you have a guy who can change his appearance at will and no one is at all suspicious when your one guy runs off on his own and kills him?
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
Or maybe it's all a dream?
Or maybe it's all a dream?
Re: Fringe: "Night of the Desirable Objects" 9/24 - Grading & Discussi
So was all this stuff back in the summer about Kirk Acevedo leaving the show because his contract wasn't renewed (or whatever it was) also just a clever bluff/misdirection by TPTB & Acevedo himself? Because obviously he's still there (as Charlie/not-Charlie) and will continue to be there for the next while it seems. Or was the not-Charlie thing a last minute idea they came up with to keep the actor after all?
So was all this stuff back in the summer about Kirk Acevedo leaving the show because his contract wasn't renewed (or whatever it was) also just a clever bluff/misdirection by TPTB & Acevedo himself? Because obviously he's still there (as Charlie/not-Charlie) and will continue to be there for the next while it seems. Or was the not-Charlie thing a last minute idea they came up with to keep the actor after all?
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But regardless he'll be gone by the end of the season, unless they try and bring the alternate-Charlie that we've seen before into the regular universe.
I think it was the part of your post I just bolded.
But regardless he'll be gone by the end of the season, unless they try and bring the alternate-Charlie that we've seen before into the regular universe.
