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FRINGE

STARTED SEP 9, 2008 · 11 POSTS
MythTHREAD STARTER3 posts in this thread
#1 · Sep 9, 2008
FRINGE premieres tonight at 8 p.m. It's on for an hour and a half. Here's hoping the hype is correct. It's on FOX....gulp.
Some days its not even worth chewing through the restraints.
Don2 posts in this thread
#2 · Sep 9, 2008
You know, I downloaded the pilot in July and never watched it. And the show looks really good.
Myth3 posts in this thread
#3 · Sep 10, 2008
I remained interested for the entire time....I thought it was well done.

Hmmmmmm......'fringe science'. Did you read the article on MSN yesterday about the particle smasher located in EUROPE that gets its start up today? Critics say this will destroy the world by making tears and small black holes that will swallow the earth.
Some days its not even worth chewing through the restraints.
Glori2 posts in this thread
#4 · Sep 12, 2008
As you lot seem to be getting it a little ahead of us (we now have "FAST TRACKED" or STREAMED yes in caps & all as ads down here now)....could I get a heads up if it'd be suitable for LegoKing (14yrs old). He loves JJs stuff (esp. Lost & Cloverfield).....Knowing my luck it'll get scheduled at like 11.30pm or something :roll:

Thankee :mrgreen:
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#5 · Sep 20, 2008
Glori - Our tv ratings have Fringe listed as TV14, which means the powers that be think it's ok for 14-year-olds to watch. I like the show a lot. I'm a big J.J. fan myself. I have loved both Alias and Lost. Fringe is dark though. I told my five-year-old that he couldn't watch because it was too scary for him...then added it was almost too scary for ME!!!
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#6 · Sep 23, 2008
We have to wait till the 5th of October here and then it is on sky one which I dont receive on virgin stupid bloody thing wanted to watch it an all.
Mistress Freya2 posts in this thread
#7 · Sep 30, 2008
I like this show a lot.

Grabbed my attention with the first episode.

It has an unusual concept like Heroes, but it's so much easier to follow.
Don2 posts in this thread
#8 · Oct 11, 2008
My interest in this show fades every week. It just hasn't grabbed me. Plus, seeing how good the unaired pilot for Global Frequency was compared to Fringe just makes me sad.
Mistress Freya2 posts in this thread
#9 · Oct 11, 2008
DON WROTE:My interest in this show fades every week. It just hasn't grabbed me. Plus, seeing how good the unaired pilot for Global Frequency was compared to Fringe just makes me sad.


Don't give up on it yet. :?
Some shows just take a little while to build up momentum but once they do it's like the perfect storm. :mrgreen:
Glori2 posts in this thread
#10 · Oct 11, 2008
Have kept missing it (stupid tv programming), will have to get it down. It sounds like it may beb worth a look. Though LegoKing on his boards (can you believe he is now big enough to be going to his own boards :shock: :shock: :shock: ) aren't that impressed by it so he hasn't been clamouring to watch it (unlike Heroes).

Myth do you like how they had to shut the Hadron Collider down earlier cause they blew a wire. They turn it on & the world didn't end but they don't get to play with their new machine cause it broked :roll: . They can't do a thing until March (this is the type of stuff that interests the LegoKing so I've got to suffer it all :lol:).
Worry is Imagination Misused.
Myth3 posts in this thread
#11 · Oct 12, 2008
Glori - It was like the 'Doomsday Machine', so I am relieved it got broken. I can remain calm until March I guess. Honestly, reading articles on this thing had my head spinning!!

I'll continue watching FRINGE for a while. I am just tickled that Joshua Jackson is back on the tube.....and I didn't even watch DAWSON"S CREEK :shock:
Some days its not even worth chewing through the restraints.