The string of standalone episodes finally ended! The main Fringe storyline is back in an episode that isn't as hard-hitting as most of the previous "mythology" episodes, but it still leaves a good impression. The story starts in a Manhattan more

After an amazing episode that marked a major turning point for the series, Fringe returns with an episode that picks up on an old plot and shows us a bit more of what our characters are made of. "Peter" is a tough act to follow, and this story d more

If you don't like worms, or the idea of eating worms, or the idea of worms bursting through any part of your body, this episode will certainly freak you out. But besides that, it's not too thrilling, and even kind of boring in some spots. The on more

First, let's talk about the title of this episode. This installment was originally titled "Edina City Limits," and everything indicated that's how it was going to stay. Press and promotional items for the episode all used that title, u more

There are the things we learned about the other side--the different rules, the different set-up, the different perspective--and then there are the things we learned about Walter Bishop and William Bell. So, no, Bell is not the enemy, but he's sending more

Okay, I'll admit it. This episode surprised the hell out of me. I was expecting it to be a little bit of filler with an appearance by RoboCop himself,, Peter Weller to help raise interest. But I was pleasantly proven wrong, and this story turned out more

Joshua Jackson really had a chance to shine in this episode of 'Fringe.' It reminded me that not only does Peter Bishop have an IQ that's through the roof, but he's also learned a few things from Walter about using methodical thought p more

First of all, how cool was it to see John Noble and Peter Weller hobnobbing on screen together? Just two old scientists exchanging time travel theories and comparing notes on saving/stealing loved ones. It was the perfect vehicle to build on Walter's more