“I’m not saying there hasn’t been good stuff in this season so far - there has been some fantastic scenes throughout season four, it just feels a bit too subdued, with not knowing what was going on and feeling somewhat emotionally disconnected from these characters (sad-face). So therefore this episode (and last weeks) has managed to bring back that emotional connection through the proxy that is Peter. ”

(Source: cortexi-fan)

It may seem like I prefer the RedVerse - I actually don’t, I like our lovely GreenyBlueVerse (technical term) but I love how the RedVerse creates great conflict, tension and character development in a subtle way.

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Undoubtedly, the best part of the episode was the ending, which literally had me shouting “What?!” at my screen. Completely unexpected and utterly brilliant. This is what Fringe does best, the unexpected cliffhangers that leave you guessing. More of this please!

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“… I really can’t see any solid season long story-arc’s that will lead us into a (hopefully) fifth season. This really isn’t a bad thing, this is a great thing.”

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…This episode has a lot of similarities with the season 1 episode “Bad Dreams” which is definitely one of the strongest episodes Fringe has achieved. Why? Because it’s Olivia Dunham our hero, questioning herself, her past, her sanity. 

(Source: cortexi-fan)