Belated Fringe Comments

[shipperx]

First -- yay!  Early renewal for another year with a full 22-episode order.  Yipee!

Second -- they really did fake me out there for a few minutes.    I thought it might be entirely plausible that they'd let Fauxlivia die and leave the baby with Lincoln, as he'd have no desire to give it to Peter.  (I think I could possibly ship Fauxlivia and Lincoln).  

The fakeout that didn't work was the one involving Walternate.  Come on, it was totally obvious from the beginning that Walternate was behind the kidnapping.   Duh.  

I also watched "Book of Eli" this weekend (it was awful) and "Eat, Pray, Love" (it was awful too.  I'm actually trying to decide which was worse.)  Both had lovely cinematography though.  Great camerawork for ridiculously preachy, kiddiepool shallow scripts.

Comments

[nutmeg3.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, I never bough Bad!Real!Walter, but I honestly thought Fauxlivia had died. And I like the fact that the explanation for why she didn't actually made sense.

[sp23.livejournal.com]

Well, Lincoln couldn't have taken the baby because Walternate had already claimed it as his grandson as well as Olivia's mother still living.

I must be really dense though because while I guessed that Brandon was involved, I thought he was doing it behind Walter's back because he wanted the baby to experiment on. Loved the real ending so much better. Walternate is such a sneaky bastard. Makes me love our Walter even more.

I also loved Lincoln and Charlie finally smelling the big hairy rat that is Walternate.

Also, Lincoln is a sexy beast in both universes. *g*

[denny-dc.livejournal.com]

"Also, Lincoln is a sexy beast in both universes. *g*"

The show has crossed the line --- there's too much damn pretty on it that my heads spinning - really bad. I love Lincoln Lee, and Peter and Charlie and Walter and Altliv and 'our' Olivia (unless I lay claim to the red world, although Francis Ford Coppola directing "Taxi Driver" - sigh, at least DeNiro got the part in both worlds:)...

Yes, very happy for Fringe renewal, too.