Fringe

[jacksloststepkid]

Yeah - I think they are doing better. Some of the shows are hit and miss, but still entertaining to watch. The whole parallel universe thing is a great twist. Especially the name on the gravestone at the end...

[weakleydrake]

I just wanted to say that after Lost ended i decided to give this show a try. While the first season moved very slow i found it to be entertaining enough, and by the end of the first season, things were getting very intriguing. and thats when things started to get good. as Fringe's second season moved on, it kept getting better and better. the show was developing it's own mythology involving parallel universes, by the end of the second season i was truly hooked (the 2nd seasond finale was exelent) now after watching the latest season's (3rd) second to last episode, i can say without a doubt that this is one of the best si-fi shows ever. Fringe never fails to take new directions that you wouldnt expect, and with this penultimate episode i am extremely happy to be apart of one of the best (if not the best) shows on network TV.

also, John Noble's character, Walter Bishop, is a character who is right up there with Benjamin Linus, and John Locke. John Noble is a phenomenal actor and truly deserves an emmy, especially for this season.

once again, i think fringe is amazing.

season 1 is good, but slow,

season 2 is great and keeps you interested,

season 3 is when the show really shows it's true colors

i urge Lost fans to really give this show a try. be patient, and this show delivers in spades. i cant wait for Fringe's 3rd season finale, i almost know for a fact that it will not dissapoint.


(plus there's a few nice Lost refferences thrown in every once in a while like Oceanic Airlines, MacCutcheon 60, and The Lost Numbers)

[weakleydrake]

o and Jorge Garcia had a cameo in an episode lol