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This week, "Fringe" had a great case revolving around a man who found an Observer device and worked out the math so that he see the world like they did -- past, present and future -- all at once. Neil Chung (Chin Han) was a former MIT professor who took a job with the TSA so he could meet people. ...

After two weeks of focusing on the series arc, we are back to a case of the week story on "Fringe." We can expect them to spoon feed us the story arc for most of the season now. Our A-story revolves around Emily Mallum (Alexis Raich), who has the ability to see a person's death. She draws the dea ...

Alternate Broyles (Lance Reddick) plans to kill our Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel), until Walternate (John Noble) shows up and orders him freed. Too bad for Broyles. Fauxlivia (Anna Torv) and her Lee close in on the location of the call from last week's episode, and find David Robert Jones (Jared H ...

This review may contain spoilers. In some ways, "Subject 13" is the sequel to last season's "Peter" (and a deeper look into the discoveries made in "Jacksonville"). It takes place six months after the flashbacks events of that episode, and it takes us deeper into the events that made character ...

This review may contain spoilers. It's a shame "Fringe" has already had its musical episode, because at this point in the story, it seems like someone will burst into song with a rendition of "All You Need Is Love" at any given moment. When it was just hinted that Fauxlivia could possibly be p ...

This review may contain spoilers. Walter (John Noble) was pretty much considered a terrible person (or a "scientist," if you don’t like to think in terms of black and white) when his part in the Cortexiphan trials was revealed, so it’s no surprise that when another Cortexiphan kid shows up in ...

This review may contain spoilers. Sometimes, 'Fringe' makes it difficult to remember that Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) is actually a force to be reckoned with. Yes, he's somehow connected to Walternate's (John Noble) doomsday machine and somehow figures into the big picture of ... whatever the b ...

This review may contain spoilers. The episode opens at a train station, which we all know is never a good sign. Luckily, nothing horrible or gruesome happened this particular location. So that’s progress, right? But then there’s some business with organ removal and people surviving after h ...

This review may contain spoilers. Off an average episode on the Other Side, last week, "Fringe" comes back with a stellar scientific anomaly of the week (fully based in mythology) episode with "6955 kHz." The episode title refers to an AM radio numbers station that, when played at the "right" tim ...

This review may contain spoilers. "Fringe" is back for its third season, ladies and gentleman! It's been far too long, you guys. The majority of the episode takes place on the other side, where Olivia (Anna Torv) has been experimented on by Walternate's people in an attempt to replace her memo ...