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icepixieNooooooooo, they can't have Peter and Olivia be broken up! We've already seen them get together like four times already! We don't need to see it again! We just need to see them be happy together for more than a few minutes! ARRRRRRGGGHHHHHHH!!!
Um, yeah. I didn't hate it, but I was already a bit lukewarm on the whole thing, and that definitely put a damper on things. I feel like real Fringe, with its alternate universes and generalized wackiness, has gone off the air and been replaced by an entirely different show, one that features time jumps, fascism, and angst. The only thing the two shows have in common are some vaguely recognizable characters.
On the other hand, Etta's actress is still listed as a guest star, so maybe we'll go back in time to real Fringe at some point this season? For more than a few of Peter's dreams? Also, maybe we'll go to Redverse one day and find out of Nerd!Lincoln and Redlivia ever got it on.
Speaking of Peter's dreams, awwwww, they were such a cute family to be trapped in such ominous slow-mo! :(
"Naugahyde was a very popular premium pleather!" Hee, Astrid.
Walter: What IS this?
Etta: An egg stick.
Walter: What a miserable future.
(I hate it too, Walter. I hate it too.)
"Late twenties"? Olivia is gorgeous, but I don't know that 37 still counts as late twenties.
OMG. Olivia is now a coffee table. That is a miserable future. (I did fear we were going to go several episodes with no Olivia, though, so YAY for the coffee table!)
...Whoa, Markham. You never gave off a crazy vibe before. WTF?
"Resistance is futile," really? The Observers got totally the wrong idea from the Borg episodes of ST, didn't they?
Awww, Olivia awkwardly shrinks away from grownup!Etta before overcoming her weirded-out-ness! Hee.
Hey, that's right, wasn't it stated that people are aware while they're in Amber? Olivia certainly seems to have been. Shouldn't Peter/Walter/Astrid have been aware of how much time passed?
HOW DOES THAT CD STILL PLAY? THE CAR IS BUSTED! THE CD IS DIRTY! ARGH!
Ooooof, Fringe, I expect much better from you in the sneakily-heartwarming arena. That last scene was painfully obvious. Blech.
Um, yeah. I didn't hate it, but I was already a bit lukewarm on the whole thing, and that definitely put a damper on things. I feel like real Fringe, with its alternate universes and generalized wackiness, has gone off the air and been replaced by an entirely different show, one that features time jumps, fascism, and angst. The only thing the two shows have in common are some vaguely recognizable characters.
On the other hand, Etta's actress is still listed as a guest star, so maybe we'll go back in time to real Fringe at some point this season? For more than a few of Peter's dreams? Also, maybe we'll go to Redverse one day and find out of Nerd!Lincoln and Redlivia ever got it on.
Speaking of Peter's dreams, awwwww, they were such a cute family to be trapped in such ominous slow-mo! :(
"Naugahyde was a very popular premium pleather!" Hee, Astrid.
Walter: What IS this?
Etta: An egg stick.
Walter: What a miserable future.
(I hate it too, Walter. I hate it too.)
"Late twenties"? Olivia is gorgeous, but I don't know that 37 still counts as late twenties.
OMG. Olivia is now a coffee table. That is a miserable future. (I did fear we were going to go several episodes with no Olivia, though, so YAY for the coffee table!)
...Whoa, Markham. You never gave off a crazy vibe before. WTF?
"Resistance is futile," really? The Observers got totally the wrong idea from the Borg episodes of ST, didn't they?
Awww, Olivia awkwardly shrinks away from grownup!Etta before overcoming her weirded-out-ness! Hee.
Hey, that's right, wasn't it stated that people are aware while they're in Amber? Olivia certainly seems to have been. Shouldn't Peter/Walter/Astrid have been aware of how much time passed?
HOW DOES THAT CD STILL PLAY? THE CAR IS BUSTED! THE CD IS DIRTY! ARGH!
Ooooof, Fringe, I expect much better from you in the sneakily-heartwarming arena. That last scene was painfully obvious. Blech.