Fringe s4e18 "The Consultant"

I loved Fringe. I feel like it is underrated.

Fantastic show that I slept on until my wife introduced me to it embarrassingly recently.

Fringe is what got me through my first bout of covid where I was quarantined in a room for 3 weeks with a laptop

Love that show and the characters. Some of my favorites of all time.

Would love to see Walter Bishop as a consultant scientist on Trek. At least, we did get him as an evil leader/father figure in Prodigy.

Yeah! That would be amazing. I didn’t realize that John Noble was in Prodigy. Was that series good?

Slow exposition in the first half of season 1, but then becomes a very strong noticeably Trek show thereafter. If you can "procure" it, worth the time.

Posted earlier this week.

Upvoting for Fringe awareness

Hah! Typical Trek - first 1.5 seasons are weird as they get everyone aligned. I’ll still watch tho! I can find stuff

Now watch Outer Limits 1995, a young Joshua Jackson (Peter) is in one of the episodes.

copy paste fail

Him in '92:

I'm glad you knee what I meant, I pasted the wrong name and didn't even notice. 🤦‍♂️

What is this "now" on nonsense? I watched it then.

Stfu, that was him?!? I will always know him as the guy that hacked up alien Jon Stewart with the arm of a papercutter. You've successfully out-olded me, congratulations I guess

Thanks?

Sure, but it's rewatchable. Some things are obviously dated but not enough to break the experience.

This is now a nostalgia post

https://youtu.be/yinCgjSlNC4

https://youtu.be/i1NKoMNy5bY

https://youtu.be/L5ow__n__oQ

https://youtu.be/Mioevxb2CfA

https://youtu.be/ae5XwkSguNI