Fringe: the bitch pudding recap
Mar. 18th, 2011 11:28 amOkay, so Fringe is a lot like many J.J. Abrams productions – an episode from the original Star Trek series, stretched out in length and hammered at with verisimilitude until it can be understood by the target audience of American Idol (all the fun and excitement of karaoke, now with the charm and likeability of Jennifer Lopez!). Not to be mean, but c'mon, Lost boiled down to two god-like entities manipulating mortals into their conflict. Kirk could've handled that in forty minutes.
Fringe is an entire series dedicated to the mirror universe, so naturally it takes a season for anyone to mention the premise, which is when mad scientist Walter Bishop casually states that déjà vu is a result of parallel universes. 'Yeah, okay,' everyone else seems to go.
( Low Self-Esteem Olivia thanks you for your time, she's sure you have better things to do. )
Fringe is an entire series dedicated to the mirror universe, so naturally it takes a season for anyone to mention the premise, which is when mad scientist Walter Bishop casually states that déjà vu is a result of parallel universes. 'Yeah, okay,' everyone else seems to go.