‘Fringe’s’ Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman tease two upcoming epic episodes
Danielle Turchiano
LA TV Insider Examiner
Fringe finally returns to FOX with an all-new episode this week, and “A Short Story About Love” is bound to be an extremely special one for the fans. Not only is it also directed by showrunner J.H. Wyman-- a rarity for a network series delivering a full season order for the year-- but it is the episode that will provide answers as to whether or not Peter (Joshua Jackson) is in the right universe after all.
When we caught up with Fringe cast and producers at WonderCon right here in Anaheim CA over the weekend, Jeff Pinkner wouldn’t answer which Fringe fan theory was correct about Peter and his idea of “home.” But he did promise that the answer will be revealed and will fit what the show has been saying all along.
“We’ve been saying it all along. The show [has been saying it]-- the show has not been lying,” Pinkner teased.
“The whole series has been about choices and impacts and how you impact others. For us there’s a couple of big things about that [paying off this season],” Wyman added.
“Number one, it just shows us that people really started to care about this Olivia. When we first went over to the other side, it was like ‘Oh, I’m never going to like these people!’ But now they love them. They fell in love with them like how we were in love with them.”
Series star John Noble said he really enjoyed the episode because it deals with the strange concept of being attracted to each other based on pheromones: “This particular event is about someone who uses this fact to create [attraction].” And Noble pointed out that Walter is quite intrigued by such a thing because “he loves smelling things and creating smells and digging around in bodies to find the reasons why.” So needless to say, Walter may be in heaven in the episode.
Read the entire LA Examiner article here.
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I remember in an old interview, that the producers said since the beginning of season 4, that Peter is in the right timeline and that only him thinks that he has to come back to the other timeline, I don't think they lie in order to mislead us, because now I would be to desapointed, I love the idea of the blue and amber Olivia who could have all her memories merging, so she can take advantage on all the more positive aspects of amber Olivia's life, (like she killed her step-father, she is less burdened, and she has kind of a mother with Nina) I hope that we can see the blue and yellow Olivia becoming the green olivia, strongest and still the same as we loved since the beginning of the show. Fab
ReplyDeleteMaybe physically and deep down her psyche, she does get to take advantage of that. But given that her memories of that life are rapidly dissolving, she really won't remember much of her old life.. much less how she enjoyed them
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