Must every time the phrase " The Bullet That Saved the World " is uttered be in reference to a blonde Bishop? It seems a bit unfair that the entire fate of the world weighs upon the shoulders of the Dunham line, and perhaps solely because of what was done more

[Warning: This post contains spoilers for the FRINGE episode, "The Bullet That Saved the World." If you haven't seen it yet, go watch it now and then come back to read our recap.] Warning: I think tonight’s episode of FRINGE put me squarely in level 10 of more

HitFix's Ryan McGee recaps the Friday, October 26 episode of Fringe, titled The Bullet That Saved The World. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/monkeys-as-critics/posts/recap-fringe-the-bullet-that-saved-the-world

In this episode of  Fringe , "The Recordist," the team has to deal with creepy skin fungus, Walter's poor organizational skills, Olivia's maternal insecurity, Loyalist pursuit and an irritable historian.  It's a wonder they make it out alive som more

The Bark People of Northern Pennsylvania lived on the woodsy outskirts of Observer Nation, free and largely unknown to the world. They were guardians of a secret and sacred charge: The history of humanity, recorded on data cubes, stored in an electromagne more

Last night’s Fringe episode “The Recordist” had, to me, a feel very much like some of the “classic” episodes of previous seasons. Our team, with the addition of Etta, found themselves in a settlement reminiscent of Edina in “Johari Window”. Walter, Peter, more

Fringe continues along with its final season by exploring a lot of different variations on familiar themes. This week, there's a lot of talk about parents and children and the sacrifices and pain that come with that unique relationship. The material is to more

" The Recordist " was what I hope will be my least favorite  Fringeepisode  of the season. There was so little to it and it really took the story nowhere in the overall scheme of things. It was quit disappointing. What we did have was essentiall more