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Todd, there's still a few of us watching (maybe just me?), but I DVR and make liberal use of FF. Haven't actually programmed the series into the DVR, but every week (at least every week it doesn't conflict with 2 other shows), I find myself going, "Eh. What the hell," and telling the DVR to catch it.
"Lana's parents ... still dead".
Suh-nerk!
Thanks for that, sumi, I had forgotten that was starting tonight.
I lost part of tonight's Fringe because my DVR is evil. It cut out just as Walter was explaining to the guy that he was in a pocket universe and picked up at the next commercial break. Did I miss anything important?
Peter is seeing the Matrix?
Thanks, quester.
Should I spoiler font that?
sorry...
If it has already happened, no, no need to spoiler font.
It's kinda weird--an IO9 Fringe viewer who highly prizes himself on being the most cynical of viewers who will never be fooled by writer/network shenanigans said that Olivia 2.0 failed, so they had to bring Anna Torv back.
Was there ever a point at which you felt she'd left the show? I was kind of surprised at the suggestion that killing Etta and putting Olivia back front and centre were retcons forced upon us by an uncertain writing crew who didn't trust any of their decisions.
Meanwhile, all I can see is someone who fell for a feint that never even happened...plot aside, Anna Torv leaves the show, you know. And that hadn't happened.
Did I miss anything important?
I think it was just the reveal that Walter had brought the kid there, and then some looking for the right door. Maybe some other beginnings of things that you got the endings of, so you probably know what you need to know.
That's a very peculiar interpretation by that io9 person, ita. Especially as everyone knows this is Fringe's final season, which makes me think that, if anything, the plot is more planned out than ever.