Fringe Press Release 407: Wallflower

TIME IS A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH ON AN ALL-NEW “FRINGE” FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, ON FOX

When a man mysteriously dies by an invisible force, his body rapidly begins turning ghostly white. The Fringe team learns that this is not an isolated incident, and there’s evidence that links the predator to someone who passed away with an unknown genetic disorder. Meanwhile, Olivia suffers from migraines in the all-new “Wallflower” episode of FRINGE airing Friday, Nov. 18 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-407) (TV-14 D, L, V)

Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham; Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop; John Noble as Walter Bishop; Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles; Blair Brown as Nina Sharp; Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth; Seth Gabel as Lincoln Lee

Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room by Entertainment Weekly

Oct 28, 2011
 11:00 AM ET

 'Fringe,' 'The Walking Dead,' 'Suburgatory,' 'Once Upon a Time': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room by Sandra Gonzalez

Go Rangers!

Just kidding. Last night was actually the most baseball I’ve watched since the last time I watched a repeat of A League of Their Own on TBS, so don’t take that declaration too seriously. I don’t care who wins — either way, we don’t get Fringe tonight. Pfft.

That said, I have some scoop today that will hopefully satisfy your need for one more week — or make the delay even more painful. I can’t decide which is more truthful, but let’s try to see the sunny side of things.

 In other news, enjoy spoils and teases from a ton of other shows below! If you don’t see a show you like, send me an e-mail with your request: spoilerroom@ew.com. (I read and appreciate them all!) Twitter also works: @EWSandraG. I also try to comb comments, but I sometimes miss those. To make sure they reach my eyes, use the two previously mentioned methods. Don’t be shy!

 See y’all next week!

 ‘FRINGE’: WHAT YOU WON’T SEE TONIGHT

 As great as last night’s Game 6 was, it was hard to ignore the collective sigh among Fringe fans on news that Game 7 would result in a one-week delay of the new Fringe episode. And I’m right there with you — that sucks. Luckily, before I even knew the outcome of the game, I’d planned a healthy serving of dish for you.

 So, what would you have seen tonight?

 For one, the reunion between Peter and the rest is well worth the wait — especially if you’ve been hoping for some great scenes between Peter and Walter. (The last scene between them is particularly gut-wrenching and features a big decision from Walter.) Meanwhile, Lincoln Lee plays a surprising role in Peter’s re-integration into the action as the team struggles to learn more about the shifters — a subject they are shocked to learn that Peter knows a lot about. Last, we learn of a cool connection between Nina Sharp and one of the other members of the team in the Peter-less universe. It’s only a brief mention, but neat nonetheless.

 In sum, lots of heartbreak, lots of intrigue, more questions, some answers, and a heck of an episode.
 To quote Peter from the ep, “just like old times… sort of.”

 Read the entire Entertainment Weekly article here.

Casting Spoiler for 410

From the good people at Spoiler TV:

 ALEXIS RAICH will play the role of Emily.

 See the source here.

Fringe Set Videos 23/10

Here are 3 new videos from yesterday shooting of Fringe.

Source: Ateneadike // FringeFilia

Fringe Promotional Photos: 406 And Those We've Left Behind

Here are promotional photos for the Fringe episode "And Those We've Left Behind".

Click the image above to see the full sized photos, or visit FringeFiles.com for more promotional photos, screenshots, and other Fringe images.

New Set Videos Oct. 19

Here are 6 new short videos from the set with HUGE SPOILERS. Hope you enjoy it.

Source: Ateneadike // FringeFilia

New from SpoilerTV-Familiar Face Returning

Fringe - Set Photos - 19th October 2011 - Familiar Face Returning Posted by b3rt4 at Wednesday, October 19, 2011
 Labels: Fringe

Thanks to Maria_PORTUGAL2 for the photos. Looks like Mr. Jones will be back.
Source:Spoiler TV


 I could kiss Joel & Jeff right now. David Robert Jones is coming back!
 Click here to see the spoiler pictures.

Fringe Mini Press Releases: "Wallflower" and "Back to Where You’ve Never Been"

Fox released a November schedule for all Fox shows running during sweeps. The press release confirms the remaining Fringe schedule for 2011 posted earlier, and gives us the synopsis for the Fringe episodes 407 and 408:

Friday, Nov. 11 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT)

FRINGE 407 – “Wallflower”

When a man mysteriously dies by an invisible force, his body rapidly begins turning ghostly white. The Fringe team learns that this is not an isolated incident, and there’s evidence that links the predator to someone who passed away with an unknown genetic disorder. Meanwhile, Olivia (Anna Torv) suffers from migraines.

Friday, Nov. 18 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT)

FRINGE 408 – “Back to Where You’ve Never Been” – Fall Finale 

In the Fall Finale, Olivia and Lincoln (Seth Gabel) take drastic measures to deal with the looming threat from the translucent shapeshifters, while helping Peter find his way home. Something “over there” occurs that hasn’t happened since the universes were linked at the end of last season.

We'll post the official Fringe press releases when they become available.

New Spoilers Straight From The Showrunners Via Twitter

Last night, Fringe showrunners Joel Wyman and Jeff Pinkner Live Tweeted during the west coast airing of episode 404.

It was obvious Fringe fans enjoyed having them live on Twitter(again!)
and the feeling was mutual as evidenced by numerous tweets from Joel and Jeff.

Our own Fringe Television leader got a question to the bosses:

Q:@FringeTV FringeTelevision.com
@JWFringe @JeffPinkner Is John Mosley (aka The Rogue) alive in this timeline?

A:JWFRINGE JOEL WYMAN
@FringeTV #FringeLiveTweet Could be. ; ) There WILL be Observer eps!!!

So there you have it. A little spoiler straight from the executive producers to Fringe Television.

Fringe Press Release 406: And Those We Left Behind

TIME IS A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH ON AN ALL-NEW "FRINGE" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, ON FOX

The Fringe team must find the pattern between tragic time loop anomalies. As the investigation unfolds, Raymond (guest star Stephen Root), an electrical engineer, and his wife Kate (guest star Romy Rosemont), a professor of theoretical physics, enter the picture in the all-new "And Those We Left Behind" episode of FRINGE airing Friday, Nov. 11 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-406) (TV-14 D, L, V)

Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham; Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop; John Noble as Walter Bishop; Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles; Blair Brown as Nina Sharp; Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth; Seth Gabel as Lincoln Lee

Guest Cast: Stephen Root as Raymond and Romy Rosemount as Kate

Fringe's Anna Torv Teases Olivia's Big Adventure, and Peter's Return:'He'll Have to Earn His Stripes'

Fringe's Anna Torv Teases Olivia's Big Adventure, and Peter's Return: 'He'll Have to Earn His Stripes'
by Matt Webb Mitovich

This Friday on Fringe (Fox, 9/8c), Olivia is the target of a fringe event when a strange entity invades her apartment. Is this Peter’s way of not-so-subtly tapping on his lover’s shoulder? Is our boy ready to “exist” again? Anna Torv stopped by TVLine’s New York City office to preview the episode “Subject 9,” which among other things reveals how this new timeline tweaks the Cortexiphan mythology as well as Olivia’s connection to a familiar face.

TVLINE Would you say that this week’s episode is where Season 4 really kicks off? Now that we’ve laid the groundwork for the new timeline?
Yes, all of the little bits and pieces come into place – especially regarding the whole question of “When is Peter Bishop going to make an appearance?” This is also one of the first times that John [Noble, Walter] and I have had a whole bunch of stuff to do together.

TVLINE Is this the “enormous” Walter/Olivia adventure John teased last week?
Yeah, yeah. So that was so much fun to do, because we never get to do that stuff. And also in this new timeline, the relationship between Walter and Olivia is just a little closer, because Peter wasn’t around. So that was probably my favorite bit of this episode.

Read the entire TVLine article here.

Fringe always Friday's most complelling drama, but who's watching?

Fringe always Friday's most compelling drama, but who's watching?

By ALEX STRACHAN, The Gazette
October 14, 2011 6:13 AM

Fringe (Citytv, FOX, 9 p.m.) just might be the most respected longrunning drama on TV, now that hardly anyone's watching. It has always operated on the margins of sci-fi supernatural storytelling. Last week's episode, in which an increasingly haunted Walter Bishop (John Noble) and the stoic Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) investigated the strange phenomenon of exploding fungus - one online wag likened it to finding a cure for the common mould - recalled one of those eerie, reflective episodes of The X-Files, from that series' classic, monster-ofthe-week period.

The analogy is apt because, like The X-Files, Fringe is at its best when getting at what makes its characters tick. The monster of the week is what draws viewers in, but it's the likable, easy-to-relate-to characters that keep them there. Ever since Walter accepted responsibility for his missing son Peter - missing and presumed dead, both in this world and in Fringe's parallel, so-called "alt world" - Walter has had a tenuous hold on sanity.

Read the entire Montreal Gazette article here.

Spoiler Alert:Guess Whose Mother is Returning?

FRINGE Spoiler Alert: Guess Whose Mother is Returning?
October 13, 2011 by Marisa Roffman

With Peter Bishop wiped from our current timeline, things have been shaping up a little differently than we’ve been used to on FRINGE. Alt-Broyles is alive. Baby Henry is MIA. Olivia killed her stepfather. And who knows what else has changed that we haven’t even thought of?

Which is precisely why this latest bit of casting news simultaneously has me scratching my head and anxiously anticipating whatever the show has planned for us: Fox has confirmed to Give Me My Remote that Orla Brady (Elizabeth Bishop) will pop back up on FRINGE in the upcoming eighth episode of the season.

Read the entire article at Give Me My Remote here.

Joshua Jackson Makes Time For Tea While Filming Fringe

Joshua Jackson Makes Time For Tea While Filming Fringe
Posted October 12, 2011 10:22 am by Lauren Turner
Source:popsugar.com(link below)

Joshua Jackson held a teapot during a break from filming Fringe in Vancouver yesterday. He was back on set after spending time with girlfriend Diane Kruger earlier this week. Diane arrived in Canada on Monday, which was the country's Thanksgiving Day. The couple were spotted walking around downtown and sharing sweet PDA as they often do during their romantic outings. While Joshua gets back to work on his small screen hit, Diane has multiple movie projects lined up. She's currently shooting Fly Me to the Moon and is also prepping for the European release of Special Forces next month.

NOTE:With whom is Peter Bishop having tea?
See what could be Season 4 spoiler photos of Fringe here.

Fringe Press Release 405: Novation

SOME THINGS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE TAMPERED WITH ON AN ALL-NEW “FRINGE” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, ON FOX

Arye Gross Guest Stars

In the aftermath of recent shocking events, things really escalate when the translucent shapeshifters return. As the threat and circumstances intensify, a former Massive Dynamic scientist Malcolm Truss (guest star Arye Gross) enters the fold. Meanwhile, Nina Sharp pays Walter a visit in the lab in the all-new “Novation” episode of FRINGE airing Friday, Oct. 28 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-405) (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; Blair Brown as Nina Sharp; Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth; Seth Gabel as Lincoln Lee

Guest Cast: Arye Gross as Malcolm Truss

Fringe Promotional Photos 405: "Novation"

Here are promotional photos for the Fringe episode "Novation".

Click the image above to see the full sized photos, or visit FringeFiles.com for more promotional photos, screenshots, and other Fringe images.

New Short Video From 04/10 Shooting

Here's a new set video from last week. You can read the set report, here's the english version.

Source: FringeFilia

Fringe - Episode Tittles for 405 and 406

Warner Channel Latinoamerica has released the tittles for episodes 405 and 406:

405 "Novation"

406 "And Those We've Left Behind"

We are going to confirm this info with Fox to be a 100% sure. But in the mid time, what do you think about this titles?.

On-Set Scoop:The Cast of Fringe Dishes on Peter's Return

On-Set Scoop: The Cast of Fringe Dishes on Peter's Return
by Carita Rizzo

For some time now the two universes on Fringe have been at odds, but at the end of Season 3, Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) realized his destiny by joining the worlds, forcing them to work together – and then vanished in the process.

This season, instead of fighting each other, the Fringe Divisions in both universes will find themselves united against a common threat. “There’s a third element that will be a danger to both universes, that is going to force them to work together,” Lance Reddick (Phillip Broyles) tells us. And that’s not the only thing throwing the characters off kilter this fall.

Warner Bros. Studios took Wetpaint Entertainment to Vancouver to visit the set of Fringe and sit down with Reddick and his costars Anna Torv (Olivia Dunham), Jasika Nicole (Astrid Farnsworth), Seth Gabel (Lincoln Lee), and John Noble (Walter Bishop), so that we could find out the consequences of Peter Bishop’s universe tearing move, and his impending return, for ourselves.

Peter’s return will not necessarily be a happy homecoming

So far, Peter’s attempts to make himself known to his father have only resulted in panic, and there is no reason to believe that his physical return will be more readily accepted.

“It’s not like immediately everything is back to normal,” teases Nicole. “The transition is really, really difficult for everybody involved.”

Read the entire wetpaint.com article here.

Our Take Fringe Scoop: Peter Returns...But No One Remembers Him!

Today's News: Our Take Fringe Scoop: Peter Returns... But No One Remembers Him!
tvguide.com
Oct 7, 2011 04:54 AM ET
by Natalie Abrams

Peter is coming back — and sooner than we thought!

Poor Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson). He seemingly disappeared into thin air after serving his purpose and uniting the two universes in the Season 3 finale of Fringe. Now, once he does return, no one will remember who he is, and will actually think he's as crazy as Walter. (The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, eh?)

"You see a man come back to a life and people that he knew, but they don't know him," Anna Torv says of Peter's return. "He's a stranger to everyone, except he knows a lot of stuff."

Read the entire article here.

Matt's Inside Line:On Walternate

By Matt Webb Mitovich

Fringe You know who’s been conspicuously missing from this show? Well, besides that Peter guy. Walternate! Where is that sly silver fox hiding? John Noble explains that with so much groundwork to be laid with this new season, “We haven’t arrived at that point in the storyline” where Walternate has to be accounted for. “But he will [be back]… when we need him again.” Noble then raises the question of whether Walter’s doppelganger will be changed as a result of our universe’s Peter-less state. “Is he still the same? What happens with Elizabeth on the other side?” the actor muses, noting: “Everyone’s lost a son.” As for Walter prime, Noble says the hermit-like genius will venture outside the lab in the not-too-distant future, when he and Olivia embark on an “enormous adventure together.”

Source:tvline.com

11 New Spoiler Photos From 9/30 Shoot With PB

Susan Gittins has supplied us again with more set photos of Joshua Jackson
as 'Peter Bishop'?

Check out her 11 new set photos here.

John Noble discusses "petrified" Walter and shifting relationships in 'Fringe'

John Noble discusses "petrified" Walter and shifting relationships in 'Fringe'
Danielle Turchiano, LA TV Insider Examiner
October 5, 2011

"Walter is unstable. He's constantly watched by the authorities; he can be sent back at any time...So if he's being seen as too unstable or unnecessary, in other words unless he remains a genius who can solve things, he'll be sent back to the asylum," Fringe series star John Noble said during LA TV Insider Examiner's Vancouver set visit* to the FOX series earlier today.

"He's petrified of all sort of things. He's petrified because he thinks he's gone mad; he's petrified of not doing his job right; he's petrified because he doesn't know who to talk to. So the episode where he does go out [of the lab] is more to prove a point."

Read the entire article here.

'Fringe's Joshua Jackson has a new pea coat on location in Vancouver

Well, well.
Someone's got a new coat!

Check out this pic here.

Thanks to Susan Giffins for posting this.

New Still Photo From Susan Gittins From NIght Shooting

Susan Gittins is sharing a still photo of a recent Fringe night shoot in the West End of Vancouver.

Check it out here!

Two Short Videos From 9/29 Shooting

These showed up on YouTube. You can also find them here.