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The change from original premise of a) Walter caused every monster of the week and b) it's all monsters of the week to get to the epic battle between parallel universes is quite a big one.
Heh. This almost sounds like the shift that Dollhouse took, minus the toxic opening premise Joss decided to play with and was forced to play with longer than he wanted.
The change from original premise of a) Walter caused every monster of the week and b) it's all monsters of the week to get to the epic battle between parallel universes is quite a big one.
Can I muse over this for a second? Isn't "a" still in effect? By implication, all of these MOTW are from his actions, but do you mean we aren't reminded of that fact every week?
It used to be "I did that experiment and now it's rogue." for about a season. Now it's bigger reaching--they're fighting against things Walternate's doing for instance.
I think Sam Weiss is not being straightforward. I think he planted the idea with Nina to achieve some specific outcome that really doesn't hinge on Peter, but might hinge on Nina. He is never straightforward!
If I start this show now, I'm going to be really really confused, aren't I?
Liese,
I would encourage you to start at the beginning. The first few episodes are slow going, but then there is a payoff that made viewing quite rewarding. I think this happens around episode 4-6. After that, I was pretty hooked.
The show rewards viewers for viewing episodes in order from the beginning - generally speaking.
Leise, before mid-season 2 I would've told you to just jump in, but now I'm going to suggest DVDs. It is an excellent show for marathoning.
Liese, I think starting from the beginning is the best thing you can do. I've seen a couple of random later episodes and, while I'm usually a spoiler whore, I would have appreciated them a lot later if I'd seen what I've seen up to now.
Hell, the stuff I'm spoiled for, I don't even understand now.
Is that a Fringe statement or what?
My boyfriend and I just finished watching season 1 of the new Doctor Who. What a fantastic show! I have no idea why I waited so long to watch this! Though to be honest, I didn't fall in love with the show until about the 6th episode. I enjoyed it up to that point, but didn't love it. However, I love, love, love Christopher Eccleston! I really hope I enjoy David Tenant as much as I did Christopher.