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post #166 of 175
12/15/12 at 7:41am
Walter tripping balls was HILARIOUS. I freaked out when the imaginary fingers came down and snatched him up.
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post #167 of 175
1/19/13 at 6:03am
Well Fringe is done. frown.gif

I didn't catch all of this season as I had moved with a few episodes on my old DVR but I mostly caught the final season. Sad no more Walter Bishop.
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post #168 of 175
1/19/13 at 10:43am
That was a really good way to send off the show. Sad its gone, as there's really no good Sci-Fi left on TV any more.
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post #169 of 175
1/19/13 at 3:06pm
Continuum is airing in the US now on Syfy, I hear that's pretty good?
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post #170 of 175
1/20/13 at 9:50am
There is nothing in the Fringe/Buffy/X-Files slot of fun teams with weird plots, and no space faring Battlestar/Star-Trek/Stargate shows. For a time when science fiction, fantasy and superheros are really hitting the mainstream on the big screen, there's a dearth of tv offerings.
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post #171 of 175
1/20/13 at 9:55am
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Continuum is airing in the US now on Syfy, I hear that's pretty good?

yeah, its worth a watch. sadly, i already watched it when it was on in Canadia, so there's nothing else...
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post #172 of 175
1/22/13 at 12:42pm
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Originally Posted by L.R. View Post

There is nothing in the Fringe/Buffy/X-Files slot of fun teams with weird plots, and no space faring Battlestar/Star-Trek/Stargate shows. For a time when science fiction, fantasy and superheros are really hitting the mainstream on the big screen, there's a dearth of tv offerings.

Supernatural was always good IMO but I haven't had a chance to watch the current season.
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post #173 of 175
1/29/13 at 12:30pm
FINALLY caught the finale. Agree that it was a satisfying and inventive end to what was IMO one of the best sci-fi series in TV history.
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post #174 of 175
2/11/13 at 5:56pm
My problem with Fringe (same with Lost) is that after finishing the series I can't help but think the writers had no idea how the story will unfold and were just writing week to week for a while. The result is that ultimately the earlier seasons with all the "pattern" events and ZFT etc... and even the alternate universe had no tie-in with the observer invasion.
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post #175 of 175
2/11/13 at 7:33pm
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Originally Posted by NaTionS View Post

My problem with Fringe (same with Lost) is that after finishing the series I can't help but think the writers had no idea how the story will unfold and were just writing week to week for a while. The result is that ultimately the earlier seasons with all the "pattern" events and ZFT etc... and even the alternate universe had no tie-in with the observer invasion.

Well, to be fair, they were on the verge of getting cancelled by Fox every season, so its hard to plot several seasons in advance when they may not even exist.
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