Fringe Episode 105 - Power Hungry

DR. BISHOP AND BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER WHEN MAN'S ENERGY HAS DRASTIC, DEADLY EFFECTS ON "FRINGE" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, ON FOX

When it's discovered that a rather simple man has the ability to harness electricity, dangerous and deadly occurrences follow, and our unlikely trio investigates this super-charged oddity. Meanwhile, Olivia has a high-voltage encounter of a different kind when she is rocked by a blast from her past, and Dr. Bishop turns to his feathered friends and enlists homing pigeons to help him break the case in the "Power Hungry" episode of FRINGE airing Tuesday, Oct. 14 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-105) (TV-14 L, V)

Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham; Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop; John Noble as Walter Bishop; Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles; Kirk Acevedo as Charlie Francis; Mark Valley as John Scott; Blair Brown as Nina Sharp; Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth

Guest Cast: Ebon Moss Bachrach as Joseph Meegar; Max Baker as Fischer; Mary Louise Burke as Flora Meegar; Diane Davis as Bethany

Fringe Episode 104 - Preview

In the preview for Fringe Episode 104 - The Arrival, the bald man is seen writing some strange text. Anyone know what it is?

Fringe Episode 103 - Sneak Peek

MSN has an exclusive sneak peek preview of the new Fringe Episode "The Ghost Network", which airs on September 23, 9/8c on FOX.

Fringe Episode 103 - Preview

The preview for Fringe Episode 103 - The Ghost Network.

Fringe Episode 102 - NYTVF Review

Our good friend Amy from FilmingInBrooklyn.com was at the New York TV Festival screening of Fringe. Since the screening was scheduled after the season premiere, they showed Fringe Episode 2 - The Same Old Story.

Amy also happened to be in Brooklyn while they were filming this very episode.

Here is Amy's report from the screening:

I had the opportunity at the New York Television Festival to see an advance screening of episode 2 of "Fringe", which will air Tuesday at 9pm (right after the season premiere of "House"). Being fairly new to this, I'm not sure how much I'm supposed to reveal of an episode that hasn't aired yet. I know that if it were me reading this, I wouldn't want too much given away, or it wouldn't be as much fun to watch the episode. And this second episode was a lot of fun. The cow gets milked. And no, that's not a euphemism.

It opens in a motel room with a creepy-cute man preparing to do something bad to a woman, who is oblivious that she's in any danger. But then, before he gets a chance, she screams out in pain. There's something wrong with her stomach, which seems to be pulsing and getting bigger before our eyes. He seems to know immediately that something is horribly wrong and gets her out of there quickly. He rushes her to the hospital, by which time she looks to be about nine months pregnant, helps her out of the car, and then basically dumps her on the sidewalk and drives off, with her screaming in agony. When the doctors and nurses come to her aid, the mysterious screaming pregnant woman tries to tell them that she's not pregnant, but they prep her for an emergency C-section. Before they get the chance to do much of anything, there's a horrible crunching sound, and the woman's heart stops. They cut her open to get the baby out, and while we can't see the baby, the doctor is screaming in horror. I was expecting maybe the evil twin alien baby from V, but we don't get even a quick glance. Cue opening credits.

There's a scene between Phillip Broyles and Nina Sharp, discussing his hiring of Olivia for his team. Cut to a scene of Olivia looking pretty (but tired) as she sifts through secret files, trying to figure out the mystery of what the hell her (almost) dead boyfriend John Scott was up to before he (possibly) died. Olivia is alerted to the mystery at the hospital, and she wakes up The Bishops, one of whom is sleeping in the closet (guess which one). They get over to the hospital where they discover that a "baby" had been born, grew into an adult, and then died of old age, all within the space of about half an hour. Dr. Bishop wants to help figure out what happened, but he says he needs a lab. But Dr. Bish- Oh, nevermind, just get in the car, old man.

A tip leads Olivia and Peter to the motel room, where Olivia discovers that this mystery has something to do with an unsolved serial killer case that she and John had worked on. (This is one of those coincidences where you have to assume that it's not just a ridiculous coincidence, that it's all part of a grand plan, or else you just won't be able to believe in the rest of the series.) From there the investigation travels to a former colleague of Dr. Bishop's, who had been working on a secret government plan to grow test tube soldiers, but he swears that he hasn't worked on it in decades, that it was an evil idea that didn't work anyway.

Another dead woman leads to a great scene involving the eyeball that Jasika mentioned in her interview with Filming In Brooklyn. (Hint: it has to do with Jules Verne.) Then there's some stuff about the man-baby, and yes I'm getting more and more vague as this goes on because it will be much better if you watch it for yourself. The penultimate scene is a very sweet one between Bishop the Elder and Bishop the Younger, but the last scene will definitely creep you out.

Fringe Season 1 Preview

This Fringe season 1 preview contains scenes from Episodes 102, 103, and 104.

Fringe Episode 102 - More Promotional Photos

Here are some more promotional photos from Fringe Episode 102 - The Same Old Story. You can find more photos, videos and a summary of the episode here.

Fringe Episode 104 - The Arrival

APPEARANCE OF MYSTERIOUS CYNLINDER TRIGGERS ODD BEHAVIOR AND SURPRISING REVELATIONS ON "FRINGE" TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, ON FOX

After a deadly explosion rocks a construction site in New York City, Broyles solicits the aid of our unlikely threesome to investigate a strange cylinder mysteriously found at the scene completely unharmed by the surrounding devastation. After Olivia uncovers an unbelievable commonality between disturbing events, Dr. Bishop takes matters into his own hands and Peter is forced into field duty, it almost seems as if the untraceable object is triggering the series of odd behaviors, unexpected events and surprising revelations in "The Arrival" episode of FRINGE airing Tuesday, Sept. 30 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-104) (TV-14 L, V)

Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham, Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop, John Noble as Walter Bishop, Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles, Kirk Acevedo as Charlie Francis, Mark Valley as John Scott, Blair Brown as Nina Sharp and Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth

Guest Cast: Nestor Serrano as Colonel Jacobson, Michael Kelly as Rouge and Michael Cerveris as September

Fringe Episode 103 - The Ghost Network

A MYSTERIOUS BUS ACCIDENT TRIGGERS AN INVESTIGATION ON "FRINGE" TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, ON FOX

In the third episode of this new procedural thriller that explores the blurring line between the possible and the unimaginable, our unlikely trio investigates a horrific bus incident in which the dead bodies of commuters are frozen inside a bus like insects in amber. Led by the unconventional Dr. Bishop, who requests a piano in the lab to help him process data, the team uncovers a man who has visions of Pattern-related disturbances before they happen, and race to decipher the distraught man's thoughts to prevent another atrocious event from occurring in "The Ghost Network" episode of FRINGE airing Tuesday, Sept. 23 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-103) (TV-14 V) Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham, Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop, John Noble as Walter Bishop, Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles, Kirk Acevedo as Charlie Francis, Mark Valley as John Scott, Blair Brown as Nina Sharp and Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth Guest Cast: Zak Orth as Roy; Peter Hermann as Grant; David Lansbury as Businessman; Donnie Keshawarz as Gerard; Brian Tarantina as Nice Guy

Fringe Preview: Episode 102 - The Same Old Story

Here is the 4-minute preview of tomorrow night's Fringe episode - The Same Old Story, which was shown during the encore airing of Pilot last night.

Screenshots: Fringe Music Video - A Forest

Here are some screen shots from the Fringe music video "A Forest", by Ror-Shak.

You'll recognize some of the ubiquitous glyphs - the apple, leaf, hand, and butterfly. There is also a scene featuring the Sheep Video from the Fringe ARG - CASE 0091. Will CASE 0091 be a part of the show, or was all this shot just for the video?

There is also something interesting about the x-ray behind Dr. Bishop. Is that supposed to be a pregnant woman? The Fringe preview comic has a story that shows a woman giving birth, and Fringe episode 2 has a pregnancy related story line.

Fringe Episode 102 - The Same Old Story

Here is the plot summary for Fringe Episode 2, titled "The Same Old Story"

Our unlikely trio’s strange partnership begins as they investigate the mysterious death of a woman who conceives, carries to full-term and births a baby in the span of hours, and her baby who ages 80 years in a matter of minutes.

As the bizarre and seemingly unexplainable occurrences are explored, quirky Dr. Bishop runs extensive testing in the lab; his reluctant son Peter endures his new role as his father’s keeper; and Olivia turns to Massive Dynamic Chief Operating Officer Nina Sharp for assistance.

Written by JJ. Abrams, Jeff Pinkner & Roberto Orci