Season 3 General Spoilers (#2)

I think the reason they called peter "leonard", is because the casting side always change names characters to confuse people about who is talking. so they called him leonard like a "joke" you know ....leonard nimoy.Thats what I think

Oh no, I think that's the usual "let's give a fake name to this character so if there's a official "non-official" leak everyone will wonder who it is" thing.

They do that on every TV shows.

Where is the download link? I don't see it.

It's back a bit, a page or so.

I think the Carla thing was so much later that it won't have anything to do necessarily with this young Peter; in this he is 9, the fire was just before Walter was hauled off, and Peter was in highschool, nearly 10 years later.

EW has a great article about the new "Death" promo, and its spoofing of
chicken little critics (including 13-yo dog that's a fave of mine )
'Fringe' exclusive: Fox execs on its 'deathslot'-spoofing promo and plans to attract new viewers

Ugggghhhhhhhhhhh:
(no offense meant to teenagers, but please, FOX, what made Fringe exceptional was that it was a show adults liked, too, not just the comicbook crowd. I guess this explains the increasing fart jokes. yay.)

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The promo is the beginning of a larger effort by Fox to shore up
Fringe’s existing fanbase and hopefully grow the audience by targeting
teen viewers who might be at home Friday night. (The show returns on
Jan. 21) Fox will continue posting “pre-caps” (as opposed to “recaps”)
at Fox.com featuring cast members and producers setting up each new
episode. For viewers, they’re a more entertaining and personal approach
to “Previously on…” rehashes. Additionally, Norris also says future
on-air promos will emphasize Fringe’s horror elements, albeit not right
away, as the first episodes on the new year are relatively light on
Fringe-style gore. “We are trying to rebrand Friday, and what we’re
trying to do with this show specifically is make it kind of like
forbidden fruit,” says Norris. “We want that teen demographic that
might not be our audience right now to say, ‘That this is a show my
parents might not want me to watch — but I’m going to watch it,
anyway.’”

Spoilertv-latest from EW

jade86 wrote:

It's the conversation between peter and the nourse. You have to donwload it

where is the link ?????

Xeen wrote:

jade86 wrote:

It's the conversation between peter and the nourse. You have to donwload it

where is the link ?????

http://www.zshare.net/download/8389785844f0aaaa/

thank you

FOX to retarget Fringe to teenagers...

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FOX is 100% committed to Fringe, just not the Fringe you’ve been watching.
In comments made to EW’s Jeff Jensen, FOX execs described their game-plan to
save the show – which doesn’t need saving, according to them (confusing!)
– by reinventing the image of Fringe from dense character driven adult SciFi
to rebellious-teen targeted horror.

“We are trying to re-brand Friday, and what we’re trying to do with
this show specifically is make it kind of like forbidden fruit,” Dean
Norris told EW’s Jeff Jensen. “We want that teen demographic that might
not be our audience right now to say, ‘That this is a show my parents
might not want me to watch — but I’m going to watch it, anyway.’” Note
to FOX: number of teen Fringe characters: Zero.

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So an interesting week for Fringe fans all together. First, don't worry
FOX is completely in support of Fringe – a show they feel they need to
give a complete face-lift in order to flesh out the audience with
children; and the “bloggers” out here supporting the show and trying to
point fans in a constructive direction are being targeted through their
presumed vanity in order to undo the ‘damage’ they are doing to the
show … which FOX has just moved into a ratings desert. Be afraid. Be
very afraid.

That reminds me of another bad idea, SciFi wanting to attract new viewers -younger viewers- and thus, cancelling Stargate Atlantis and creating "SGU".

Duh.

Oh yes, duh is right! ---and didn't they just cancel SGU as well? So that didn't work out very well either.

I think they did, yes.

Perhaps they were tossing out the idea of reformatting for teenagers to see what people think? Since they have a month.

I've noticed a bunch of 'fringeprojectthingy' stuff out there, that seems spammy, and more designed to drive traffic to certain sites. sigh. No, I don't want to read a million tweets about going to someone's site to support Fringe. Or tumblr posts of the same.

And why support it ?
We're going to have a Season 4, I have no doubts about that.

lezario wrote:

And why support it ?
We're going to have a Season 4, I have no doubts about that.

i hope you are right because I love fringe and this season is the best!!!! I'm loving he storyline..everything!!!!

I was right for the P/O kiss in the S2 finale, wasn't I ?


Season 4,
Season 4,
Season 4.

we want season 4!!!!!!!!!!

Stay Tuned 'Fringe' Isn't Afraid of Fridays, Plus More on the Show's Weird Science

I hate this season (no secret!) but have hopes that the rest will be better, and next year more like season 1.

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Question: Do you think Fox moving Fringe to Fridays is the kiss of death for the show? What's the reasoning behind the move? — Troy

Matt Roush: In most circumstances, I'd say without hesitation that a move like Fringe to Fridays is a harbinger of failure. But Fox is confronting the situation head-on, cutting an entertaining promo refudiating (as they say in some parallel universe) the gloom-and-doom prognosticators. Fox isn't doing this blindly. They know the challenges of getting an audience on Friday, and they also know Fringe's small but fierce fan base is a loyal one, so the hope is that if Fringe can carry enough of its audience to Fridays, factoring in strong DVR playback numbers as well, the network might still see this as a win. Not that anyone who has championed the show during this remarkable season is happy about this. But you ask why this happened, and the answer boils down to two words: American Idol. Nothing is more important to Fox's bottom line than this show, and with its new scheduling on Wednesdays and Thursdays, something had to give. And that something was Fringe. Which probably has the best chance among any of Fox's cult series to do business on Fridays, and those with long memories remember that The X-Files did OK on that night (although it did better once it was moved to Sundays). But honestly, spinning this positively is a case of desperately trying to find a silver lining in a pretty dark cloud.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2010/12/ask-matt-various-shows-20th-december.html#ixzz18hk7BjXP

So do you think that vid (with the death quotes) was targeted at the reviewers, or the fans? Or what, exactly?
To tell the reviewers to stop worrying, or the fans? Cause it seemed more targeted at the reviewers, taking a strip off them, esp. with the quotes. I don't read some of them, but some I have, and really, they don't sound like they need taking to the woodshed. It's curious. It seems to me the fansites and critics and interviewers have been working their hearts out to support Fringe; maybe this will be the rarely-remembered third season of a long and amazing run. I hope so.

Fox is always ahead of its challengers.

They make fun of themselves (ex : The Simpsons), they do special "special" episodes (Glee hommage week), they do funny/weird trailers (Fringe Fridays death slot promo).

I just hope people are going to watch Fringe.

10 Best TV Series of 2010: Ken Tucker's Picks

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2. Fringe
TV's most cleverly arranged drama, full of thrills and strained relationships, laughs and nuanced acting. John Noble, Anna Torv, and the deceptively restrained Joshua Jackson should, in other words, be Emmy nominees, and Fringe deserves more credit for building the enthusiastic audience it has created.

Maybe it will work. People will wonder about how it's going to be different with Fringe, and they'll watch.