Season 3 General Spoilers (#4)

So if 18-yo Ella is in the finale, is this going to be time travel (with Walter possibly dead from old age) or a dream (like the ghost of Fringe Future) for Olivia?

racoca wrote:

Fringe - Episode 3.22 - Casting Call

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FRINGE, Episode #322
Director: Joe Chappelle
Writers: TBD
Shoot Dates: TBD

Location: Vancouver

[18 YEAR OLD ELLA] Seeking the 18-20 year old version of Ella. MUST resembule LILY PILBLAD and must be at least 18 years old. Guest Star-Possibly recurring next season.

SpoilerTV http://www.spoilertv.com/2011/03/fringe-episode-322-casting-call.html#ixzz1G9GBy6vi

just 3 words...oh my GOD!!!!!!so we are going to to the FUTURE???....awesome!!

Oh..........

Elliot wrote:

So if 18-yo Ella is in the finale, is this going to be time travel (with Walter possibly dead from old age) or a dream (like the ghost of Fringe Future) for Olivia?

I have no idea!! maybe they have to travel to the future to fix or find out someting?? I don't think it will be a dream...we have this similar storyline in episode 3.19.

That's true; and time travel would be a refreshing change from the red universe. Though I wouldn't want everyone to be stuck in the future..... hate to miss out on the present!

Or...... maybe it's only Ella that goes to the future?

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In Episode 3.22 we're going to see a Young 14yr old Walter.
Source: SpoilerTV

So, in one episode then, the 14 year old Walter and the 18year old Ella.

I'm sticking with Ghost of Fringe Past and Ghost of Fringe Future. . . .

there are theories about 14 walter and 18 ella....they talked about the observers being involved in this, liked The bobby joyce case, when the observer went to the future with bobby to talk with his father......do you think this is posible, I mean observer going to the future with walter or going to past with ella?? .....

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2011-03-10/is-fringe-the-new-lost/

http://www.thedailybeast.com/galleries/2704/1/ (8 burning Fringe questions answered)

Or maybe..... an Observer-centric episode ?

Maybe! And then..... a Nina-centric one! Can you imagine the things we could learn?

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why is this ancient Doomsday Device keyed to him specifically?

Pinkner and Wyman: “A great question, and one that will be answered before the end of the season.”

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“We will see her step-dad again soon,” wrote Pinkner and Wyman. “Not to be purposefully mysterious, but he won't be exactly in [the] present day.”

Do you suppose this relates to the Ella at 18 thing?

(and did you catch the thing about tea, in sneak peek #3???)

Loveletter to Fringe from Ken Tucker here: http://watching-tv.ew.com/2011/03/11/fringe-fox-save-this-show-cancellation/

Elliot wrote:

Maybe! And then..... a Nina-centric one! Can you imagine the things we could learn?

Nina-centric, I doubt we'll ever have an episode like that.

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And, by the way, Peter and Olivia are in love in a manner that’s so glowing with passion yet so challenged by emotional roadblocks thrown in their way, they make Romeo and Juliet look like Phil and Claire Dunphy.

Is Fringe the New Lost?

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With keen insight into human nature, Fox’s Fringe has more than filled the void left by the demise of Lost—even as it faces cancellation. Jace Lacob talks to its producers. PLUS: 8 Burning Fringe Questions Answered!

Throughout the run of the landmark series Lost, which wrapped up last spring, the broadcast networks scrambled to find successors for the mind-bending drama, hoping to jumpstart serialized drama franchises of their own and unleash new obsessive viewing experiences on the public. But the programmers at these networks appeared to be stunned when their efforts to recapture Lost’s lightning in a bottle (such as CBS’ Threshold, ABC’s Invasion, Daybreak, and FlashForward, or NBC’s Heroes and The Event, to name a few) failed to make an impact. What no one seemed to realize was that Fox had already found Lost’s heir apparent in J.J. Abrams’ Fringe.

Elliot wrote:

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why is this ancient Doomsday Device keyed to him specifically?

Pinkner and Wyman: “A great question, and one that will be answered before the end of the season.”

vey happy about that!! I can't wait for it!

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why is this ancient Doomsday Device keyed to him specifically?

Pinkner and Wyman: “A great question, and one that will be answered before the end of the season.”

WOWWWWW!!!

They're telling us it will be answered before the end of the season, but..... hm.

That's why Sam Weiss is here.

Yeah i think sam weiss knows everything about peter and we also know that at the end of the season the machine will be activated!

lezario wrote:

They're telling us it will be answered before the end of the season, but..... hm.

That's why Sam Weiss is here.

do you thinh sam weiss will be the one telling us abput peter conection with the machine??or do you thing the fringe team will figure it out??

jade86 wrote:

Yeah i think sam weiss knows everything about peter and we also know that at the end of the season the machine will be activated!

yes he has the awnsers....if you remember in the talk he had with nina he said " what I can tell you....." so why is he hidden information??someone told him not to give all the information??he doesn't want change the future??...secret agenda?? sure!!

Well, why would Sam Weiss be here ?

If he is, indeed, one of the "First people", he'll certainly wants to see this machine again.

Or, his ancestors could be first people.

They're going to tell all about Sam too!

....but I really doubt he knows all about Peter. I think instead our team will discover it. Sam knows some, but not all. (IMHO).