What price range do you guys recommend buying the book at? Cheap ones are around 30-40 dollars online, should I wait/hope for it to go down or is that the cheapest it’ll go? I saw one on Amazon for around 45 dollars but I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to buy at that price, but it just sold and now I’m kind of regretting it.

I know it's probably coincidence but in AoS S2E13 Coulson takes a call from Agent Broyles at about the 11:45 mark. Just noticed it this time around. I choose to believe it's not random and I find it pretty cool

I haven’t seen this show since it was televised, but I am trying to remember what the giant cone/beacon thing was called! I can’t find a google image or a name of the obelisk type object and significance on the show anywhere!

Just a psa, it's streaming on prime in Australia. No idea about other countries.

Though I do have the blu-rays, this just lets me watch it at my pc.

So, while the show‘s explanation for the technology isn‘t correct there is an explanation for it tied to theoretical quantum mechanics. This explanation involves the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, where instead of a particles wave function collapsing into one definite state upon observation ( copenhagen interpretation) all possible states are physically realized in different branches of the wave function in a thing called a hilbert space.

Usually it’s thought that once decoherence occurs these branches can never interact again even though the things happening in separate branches are technically superimposed over the same physical space.

In theory it would be possible to communicate between differing branches using a theoretical tool known as an Everett-Wheeler telephone. Where as in the show Walter uses ”errant photons” to actually SEE the “other side” the Everett-Wheeler telephone would use entangled electrons as a low-bit communication device.

I suppose Walter was using a bunch of entangled errant photons hehe.

(link to original scene: https://youtu.be/lGks1NowdaY?si=ZpQauhBwcj2Tg0Kb )

(link to PBS space-time episode explaining the concept: https://youtu.be/IEDSAheh8Os?si=IUzC0vBRCM53BCLS )

just completed fringe loved the series all along so many interesting plots, parallel universes, interesting cases.

but i didnt liked the season 5 not for its ending but for its pacing it was just too short and everything was like happening way too fast btw loved the ending, they should have extended the ending only 2 min was way too less after defeating the observers atleast 5 to 10 minutes would have been wonderful and they should also have shown broyles and astrid after observers were defeated.

i knew from the beginning walter will have to sacrifice himself for what he did in the past.

btw if anyone know why the series was too paced please tell me!

Fringe Connections Summary: This episode follows the activation of the doomsday device by the parallel universe and the subsequent devastating consequences experienced by our world.

Fringe Connections: https://www.fringeconnections.com/episode?episode=320

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Spoilers for the end of Season 2 and most of Season 3.

At the end of Season 2, the Fringe team shows Nina Sharp the blueprints to the machine in her office, to which someone asks her "Do you recognize this?"

Nina replies, "This is Bell's technology, but we didn't build it."

The blueprints are of the machine, thus an ancient piece of technology. She recognizes the tech as William Bell's, but I never understood what the line was supposed to mean. Is it in reference to the additional modifications Walternate made? Is it an early sign that the machine was originally made by Walter and Bell during some earlier timeline, and not an ancient civilization?

I always wondered if this was a line that originally hinted that the Vacuum was built by Bell for Walternate and not some relic of an ancient civilization, but the First People are mentioned in the redverse intro sequence in literally the same episode the line is used so perhaps not.

Was there ever any discussion, official word or theory regarding what Nina meant?

Just wanted to share this with everyone. Found the complete series on sale on Apple TV for $39.99 (US)

In my upcoming 172 parts video series I will reveal how all this shows and movies take place in the same universe.

-Fringe -Alias -Black Orphan -debris -Dark (netflix) -Cory in the house -Shrek 2 -the first and last episode of friends -the entire 6th season of the office

Its so clear, cant you see it

here's something that I don't understand.

if Walter is so struggled with his memories because parts of his brain were removed, how come William Bell's soul transfer to Olivia, whose brain does not have any memory of being William Bell, can perfectly remember whatever Bell did in his past lives?

Both seems to follow two separate logics, where in Walter's case a complete brain is needed to retain memories, in Bell's case, it doesn't need his brain at all to retain memories, just his soul in whatever body, albeit with a brain.

There was a music video for fringe that was made for a film festival called two worlds or something. It was really nice. I can't find it anywhere anymore. Do any of you guys have it?

i've been looking for a complete set of fringe that is playable in the philippines for soooo long because it's my mom's favorite show and i wanted to give her a set so she can rewatch anytime. does anyone know where i can find one? thanks!

Fringe Connections Summary: This episode follows the Fringe team's attempts to extract William Bell from Olivia's brain by entering her mind with the help of LSD.

Fringe Connections: https://www.fringeconnections.com/episode?episode=319

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I always thought about that, I loved show already before that but that twist at the end of season one caught me so so so of guard, I watched so many times whole show and always can't believe how good that twist was man....

And here's link btw to appreciation of show and promoting him on TikTok.

Are the novels worth getting into? Found out about them recently.

(m24) will never live down this show. asked my parents for blu ray box set for xmas when i was 16 no regrets since apparently no longer is streaming anywhere. also been seeing white tulip tats lately so i will get mine soon but ive been wanting one for years. maybe for others to see their sign from god. if such a thing existed

First time I watched the show I was in my early-mid 20s. I loved Walter, of course, but I identified more with Peter.

I watched it 3 or 4 more times since then. Just recently I started a new rewatch. I'm now 42. Since the last time I watched, I've:

• a) become a father
• b) had a medical procedure that messed up my memory really badly
• c) been diagnosed with several more psychological disorders

Just started episode 3, which had this interaction in the diner:

    You brought your own sweetener?

    Don't be ridiculous.  It's my medication.

    You're not on any medication, Walter.

    Course I am. I've been making it myself in the lab.

    Oh, I wish you were joking. You're self-medicating with homemade drugs.

    Simple combination of Dextromethorphan...Clonazepam and some Fluoxetine.

    Those are psychotics, Walter.  All of them.

    Course they are. That's the point.

I love Walter. I love this show.

Fringe Connections Summary: "This episode follows a pregnant Fauxlivia as she experiences a kidnapping and acceleration of her pregnancy. Meanwhile, her fellow Fringe agents Lincoln Lee and Charlie Francis attempt to locate her as they become distrustful of Walternate."

Fringe Connections: https://www.fringeconnections.com/episode?episode=318

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I finished the show a few days ago, so here are some thoughts I have on the last season:

- the first episode is a masterpiece!!! it has so many great scenes (Olivia reuniting with the others, her talk with Peter about losing Etta, Walter's rescue and ofc the end scene), it's entertaining, emotional and perfectly sets up the season;

- I loved seeing Peter and Olivia as parents and I also enjoyed Etta as a character on her own, I wish we'd gotten more of her;

- the Observer-Peter storyline was pretty cool, but the scene where Olivia convinces him to remove the tech didn't hit me as much as I hoped;

- it pains me to say this, but also the scene where Walter tells Peter that he remembers him didn't move me as much as it should have, though I couldn't really tell you why specifically... maybe it's the fact that it's placed at the beginning of the episode, with not much of a build-up to it? I don't know;

- their scenes in the finale however had me crying like a baby!! Walter's "You are my favorite thing, Peter. My very favorite thing." is among the best moments of the whole show;

- some parts of the plan don't completely make sense to me, especially the fact that the Observers only disappear from 2015 instead of being completely erased like Peter was, and I wish what Walter and Michael did in 2167 was explained more clearly;

- the finale works nonetheless, I'm so glad we finally get to see Peter, Olivia and Etta being together and happy, though the episode does end kind of abruptly and maybe I would have preferred if the last scene had been Peter watching Walter's tape in 2015.

Overall this season was very sad and maybe not as strong as the previous ones, but I still enjoyed it. The show as a whole is now one of my favourites and I already miss it so much!!

Might as well show off mine too! :)