FRINGE!

[kitmerlot_1213]

This episode was out of control.

I think this might have been one of the most grotesquely, stomach turning episodes to date--I loved it! The special effects involving the parasitic worms crawling out of the people's mouths, tentacles a'wiggling was fabulous.

But then I got emotional when Walter panicked and he couldn't remember Peter's cell number--John Noble sold the hell out of that scene. And how kind that Walter was helped by that kind lady.

All in all, an awesome episode.

Comments

[sxymami0909.livejournal.com]

You know I LOVE Joshua Jackson...I'm gonna have to check this show out. Everyone I talk to says it's good. :-D

-C

[kitmerlot1213.livejournal.com]

It is quite enjoyable--as long as you don't mind watching creepy and gross science-related mysteries :):)

But Joshua Jackson's overall sexiness is also part of the enjoyment :):)

[ladydreamer.livejournal.com]

God, I forgot how much I love Fringe. I've missed so much of it, and not been able to catch up, but it's still delightfully gross and wonderful.

[kitmerlot1213.livejournal.com]

I hate that Fringe is on opposite Supernatural because then I have to tape SPN and watch Fringe live. I wish Fringe was back on Tuesday nights at 9pm so then I wouldn't have a conflict, but what can we do?

Maybe Fringe will move to another night in the New Year?

[ladydreamer.livejournal.com]

I end up watching SPN live, since they moved Fringe around so much last year that I missed the second half of the season. I hope they do move it to a better night.. All this competition on Thursday is stupid. There's barely anything to watch the other nights of the week.

[jgkemper.livejournal.com]

Crazy awesome episode!

The worm crawling out of the guys mouth and when it was sucking on Walter's arm was nasty! I did get a kick out of Broyles' face when he walked in on Astrid holding the worm.

John Noble is simply incredible! His acting was amazing when he couldn't remember Peter's number and was outstanding when he saw Astrid after she was hurt. The whole scene between Astrid and him was brilliant. You could really see how much Walter cares for her and what she means to him.

I also loved that Astrid got some more screen time and was out of the lab. I hope that's something that continues.

Just as you put it, awesome episode!

[kitmerlot1213.livejournal.com]

If you can't enjoy the creepyness and the scariness, then you're missing the best part of the show :):)

And watching Walter and Peter Bishop get to know each other as father and son truly make the episodes even more wonderful.

[phantom-queen.livejournal.com]

I was let down by the premiere and pretty much tuned out of Fringe. I watched last night b/c there was nothing else on and Walter just about killed me. I felt so bad for him when he couldn't remember Peter's number and didn't know how to get home.

Then his realization that Astrid was hurt and it was his fault. The sorrow and horror that John Nobel displayed was amazing.

I loved the final Peter/Walter scene where Walter admits that he wants to be independent and not have Peter treat him like a child but he wasn't ready for that...knowing that he put a tracking chip under his skin so he'd never be "lost" again was so sad.

I put Fringe back on the DVR...such a good episode.

[kitmerlot1213.livejournal.com]

It took me several episodes to warm up to Anna Torv's Olivia Dunham, but I loved Walter and Peter Bishop from the beginning. John Noble and Joshua Jackson are the best part of the show and their interactions make Fringe must see TV for me :)