Season 3 General Spoilers (#3)

Yes cause Walter is feeding him soup! Finally maybe real repairs in their relationship.
I hope that's not Olive/ia on the shirt, I would like finally something to not only be about her. If the VSC connection with Peter (if he's the boy that caught the wrong firefly) and Walter is only really about Olivia, why even have Peter in the show?

[quote="Elliot"]Yes cause Walter is feeding him soup! Finally maybe real repairs in their relationship.
I hope that's not Olive/ia on the shirt, I would like finally something to not only be about her. If the VSC connection with Peter (if he's the boy that caught the wrong firefly) and Walter is only really about Olivia, why even have Peter in the show?[/quote


Im sure the boy who caught the firefly was peter. But maybe the hints about olivia are because she is going to be necessary in some point ( just speculation). anyway I think you don't have to be worried because next episode till the end of this season is going to be more about the machine and the conection of peter to all this. oh!!and first people!!!

I hope so.... but it gets wrapped too tightly for me if every.single.thing ties back to her, as though she's the only real character in the world and the rest are simply accessories. Or like those daytime dramas where things are interwoven too much. While I think Peter and Olivia make a great couple and SHOULD be together, and clearly their lives are entertwined, I want them both to also have separate stories too.

Or else the focus just gets too small. I don't want Fringe to be the Olive show. Peter was my original favorite character, and I am looking forward to being able to go back to that..... I'm hoping they don't mess us around with him pining for the fake. Cause I'll stop watching.

How nice to have the Observers back; are they knocking over a jewelry store, and fighting over that?

Night set Pictures !

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How nice to have the Observers back; are they knocking over a jewelry store, and fighting over that?

yes i love observers!!! and the scene in the jewelry was great .....by the way who was the other person in that scene...there was an observer (september I think) an other guy, he was an observer too?? or just a normal guy inside the shop??

Both are observers! At least, both bald with fedoras!

Observer fight...

do you think september will interfer to help peter.... like august did with the girl?? I would like to see that...overall because september has been observing peter since he was a kid...so maybe he has developed feeling for the boy after all these years.

The Observers in general was observing peter since he was a child, but september is more involved because of his mistake i think

jade86 wrote:

The Observers in general was observing peter since he was a child, but september is more involved because of his mistake i think

I agree with you!!! I would like him develop feelings for peter and fight the others observers to keep him safe!! just like august!!!

I agree with racoca, I think he has concern for Peter and Walter, he cares about them more than just doing a job.

Translated badly by google from FringeItalia:

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Any scoop on the "war" in Fringe? - Alex

NATALIE: According Jasika Nicole, aka Astrid, the war has just begun. Remember those signs indicating that the structure of the world "over there" was dismantled? Those prisons Amber ghost? Well, we'll see similar damage "over here" very soon. "The destruction is going in both directions and this is really bad news," says Nicole. "It's happening to the earth's core, and do not really know how to fix."

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Fringe Filming BishopDynamic School Scenes in Vancouver Suburb of Richmond Dressed as Jacksonville
What were those cortexiphan kids up to today? I'm looking at you -- young Olive.Joshua Jackson & John Noble both said to be on set.

New set photos including the Bishop's vista cruiser, from susan gittins:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/susangittins/5347862954/in/photostream/

Elliot wrote:

Translated badly by google from FringeItalia:

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Any scoop on the "war" in Fringe? - Alex

NATALIE: According Jasika Nicole, aka Astrid, the war has just begun. Remember those signs indicating that the structure of the world "over there" was dismantled? Those prisons Amber ghost? Well, we'll see similar damage "over here" very soon. "The destruction is going in both directions and this is really bad news," says Nicole. "It's happening to the earth's core, and do not really know how to fix."

wow love the spoiler ...so now we are going to see the damage over here....maybe some blackhole will appear as it happened over there.

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Question: Can I please have some scoop on Fringe? —Gary
Ausiello: The Friday-bound thriller will be flashing back to the bad ‘ol days when Walter was conducting experiments on Olivia.

Question: Give me some Fringe spoilers to help get through this frigid (Canadian) winter! —Kyle
Ausiello: Here’s some hot scoop to warm up those frostbitten bits of yours: Bolivia will be back before the end of the season! Also, we’re going to learn a lot more about the Doomsday device and what effect it has on Peter.

http://www.tvline.com/2011/01/ask-ausiello-spoilers-glee-true-blood-fringe/

we are going to learn more about peter and the machine!!!

Yesss!! We should learn more about peter and the machine in the episode 11! I can't wait!!

Elliot wrote:

Translated badly by google from FringeItalia:

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Any scoop on the "war" in Fringe? - Alex

NATALIE: According Jasika Nicole, aka Astrid, the war has just begun. Remember those signs indicating that the structure of the world "over there" was dismantled? Those prisons Amber ghost? Well, we'll see similar damage "over here" very soon. "The destruction is going in both directions and this is really bad news," says Nicole. "It's happening to the earth's core, and do not really know how to fix."

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Any scoop on the Fringe "war"? — Alex
NATALIE: According to Jasika Nicole, aka Astrid, the war has just begun. Remember those indications that the very fabric of "over there" was tearing? Those ghostly amber prisons? Well, we're going to see similar damage "over here" very soon. "[The destruction is] going both ways at this point and that's really bad news," Nicole says. "It's happening to the core of the Earth, and we don't really know how to recover from that."

TCA 2011: The Scoop on FRINGE Season Three and what J.J. Abrams thinks of the move to Fridays

TVGuide :

Fringe Stars Preview What's Ahead in Season 3 (Lance Reddick and Jasika Nicole)

Thanks! Doesn't it make you crazy though when they interview someone and only get very general, basically repetetive things from them? Just that first paragraph does he say anything direct.
Maybe it's JJ, maybe working with him is a nightmare.

Ahah! That's better, from Lance and Jasika.

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"The
degradation of the physical universe that is happening in the alternate
universe is going to start happening on the primary side," says
Reddick. Adds Nicole, "It's no longer about needing to communicate with
them and say, 'Look, we don't want to be at war, we just want peace.'
It doesn't really matter because the worlds are starting to come apart
at the seams in a fundamental way. The trajectory of the show is
figuring out how to stop that from happening, so that our universe
doesn't become like theirs, because theirs is practically destroyed."

The
earth is not the only thing rattled on the latter half of Season 3.
"The biggest tease that I can offer you is that this love affair
between Peter and Olivia, which involved another Olivia, has not
ended," says Nicole. "You're going to get your first hint about what it
means in the first episode back, at the very end. And if you blink
you'll miss it. It's something at the very, very end if the episode — a
little trigger — and it [points to] something that happens in the
future. It's going to link the universes in a way that they have never
been linked before."

Ruh ro. I have a feeling I am not going to like that.

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And in February, after the great success of the previous flashback episode, Fringe
is delving into Alterna-Peter's childhood in episode 15. "It's actually
a flashback in both universes," reveals Nicole. "It delves even deeper
into the inner workings of why [Walter] took his son but more
importantly, what happens to a child when they're taken from another
universe? Does he know? He knows that there's something different about
his parents."

From Ausiello:

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Question: Can I please have some scoop on Fringe? —Gary
Ausiello: The Friday-bound thriller will be flashing back to the bad ‘ol days when Walter was conducting experiments on Olivia.
Question: Give me some Fringe spoilers to help get through this frigid (Canadian) winter! —Kyle
Ausiello:
Here’s some hot scoop to warm up those frostbitten bits of yours:
Bolivia will be back before the end of the season! Also, we’re going to
learn a lot more about the Doomsday device and what effect it has on
Peter.

The Ausiello answers have already been posted by racoca on the previous page !

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"You're going to get your first hint about what it
means in the first episode back, at the very end. And if you blink
you'll miss it. It's something at the very, very end if the episode — a
little trigger — and it [points to] something that happens in the
future. It's going to link the universes in a way that they have never
been linked before."

Linked.... people, event ?

Exclusive: Fringe On Fridays Will Be A Fringe 'Unhinged,' Says J.J. Abrams

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Fringe‘s move to Fridays, which takes hold on January 21, is looking more and more like a really terrific thing.

Not only has Fox been promoting the heck out of the time-slot change, but Fringe‘s new “under the radar” home apparently has opened the door for even freakier storytelling.

Noting that Fox “has always been pretty cool” about letting Fringe push the envelope, series creator J.J. Abrams tells TVLine that said envelope’s seams have achieved outrageous new levels of elasticity.

“When we made the move and [executive producers] Joe [Chappelle] and Jeff [Pinker] started pitching stuff, we thought, ‘Well, this will probably get a little pushback,’” Abrams shares. “But they [at Fox] were like, ‘OK, sounds good!’”

Ask Ausiello: Spoilers on Glee, Fringe and More!

J.J. didn’t want to spoil what’s to come during the back half of this season by detailing any of the especially “out there” fare. Instead, he vaguely spoke of “visual things” that “if I had done in a film, the PG-13 rating would have been taken from us.”

Fox, however — as touted in the promos — apparently looks forward to its Fridays being freaky. “They have been amazingly and gloriously lenient in what were able to do,” Abrams reports. “It feels like unbridled, unhinged Fringe.”

Exclusive: Fringe Spoilers, But There’s a Twist…

Fox entertainment chief Kevin Reilly indicated as much speaking to the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Tuesday, saying the Fringe creative team should be feeling “really liberated” in its new time slot. “I think now they can say, ‘You know what? We are playing to our fans — [but are] happy to take anyone new that wants to get on board.”

Are you looking forward to Fringe “unhinged”?

Fringe execs tease parallel world arc

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The executive producers of Fringe have confirmed that the show's two-universe format has been dropped.

Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman told Entertainment Weekly
that the sci-fi drama would still feature the parallel universe, but
would no longer alternate between worlds from episode to episode.

"You
definitely haven't seen the last of the 'over there' world," confirmed
Wyman. "We've established that both of these worlds are linked in a
profound way. We are going to attend to that [and] we are going back
'over there'. It's not going to be forgotten about, but we're not going
to be 'one on, one off' right now."

The showrunner added that exploring the alternate world had been "a real gas" for the cast and crew.

"The...
storyline really allowed us to explore the characters deeper via their
doppelgangers," he said. "[It helped us] to illuminate characters we
already know."

However, Pinkner admitted that the idea for the two-universe format "met some initial resistance" from Fox.

"They
were really concerned that if the episodes didn't have Walter or Peter
in them, it wouldn't feel like our show anymore," he explained. "[But]
we said that... Fringe has to constantly evolve, to move and
grow and go forward, otherwise we'll get bored, the cast will get bored
[and] the audience will get bored."

Fringe will return to Fox in a new Friday timeslot on January 21.