Fringe

10 Reasons Why 'Fringe' Is Better Than 'The X-Files....already Fringe is 10 million times better than The X-Files .....Fringe is worth watching just for Noble..... ... Full Review

Fringe' enters an even better universe for adventure, characters....by the end of this first-rate return, you'll have a better grasp of the big picture.....it also advances our knowledge of and affection for the characters..... ... Full Review

The attraction to Fringe is easy to understand.....Fringe is very good television.....The Blu-ray comes equipped with a bunch of making-of special features that highlight how some of the stunning visual effects in the show were achieved.....But to its credit, each episode exposes a little bit more of the strange and wondrous plot brewing beneath the surface --.... ... Full Review

It starts very very weak.....If it weren't for the building of Torv and Noble's characters you'd almost find the Fringe experience more rewarding....Fringe starts weak.....A rather uninteresting plot revolving about Olivia's ex-partner John Scott.... ... Full Review

The quality of the picture is crisp....The show is just fun from a variety of perspectives and more importantly, something different from the run-of-the-mill crime drama or a damn medical series..... ... Full Review

Episode Title: "August" Written By: J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Synopsis: The Observer (Michael Cerveris) is back, and just as he ominously warned Walter Bishop (John Noble) in last season's finale, there is more than one of everything - including... ... Full Article

On the season finale of "Fringe" last spring, fans were surprised to find out that the actor behind the elusive Dr. William Bell was none other than Leonard Nimoy of "Star Trek." ... Full Article

He has been lurking somewhere in the background of every episode of Fox's freaky Fringe : mysterious, quiet, bald-headed, fond of hot sauce. Early last season, viewers learned that Observer ( Michael Cerveris ) was responsible for saving Walter and... ... Full Article

Executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman promise that fans will learn a good deal about the hairless, black-suited character (played by Michael Cerveris), and that will in turn fill in some blanks about the show's larger world. ... Full Article

NEW YORK -- Dr. Walter Bishop follows in a long line of mad scientists. An unbalanced genius like Bishop going at it in his lab is a pop-culture staple. ... Full Article

If you had the feeling someone was watching you as you stopped for your morning Starbucks, you might not be crazy (this time). The Observers are out there, waiting, watching, and stopping by the Grove. ... Full Article