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Isn’t she lovely…? Hell, yeah!
Summer is almost here and we won’t be getting any new episodes of Fox’s hit crime chiller Fringe until the fall. What better time, then, to take a look at the softer side of series star Anna Torv, who plays Fringe Division FBI Agent Olivia Dunham, of course.
I remember back when the show was about to premiere last year, how impossible it was to find decent photos — or any photos at all — of the talented newcomer. So, that makes it even cooler that someone finally thought to throw a nice photo …read more

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It’s time, my fellow Fringe fans. Tomorrow night (May 12) at 9:01pm ET, Fox will present the first-season finale “There’s More Than One of Everything,” which features extra special guest star Leonard Nimoy, of course.
Setting the stage for the dramatic and revealing finale are:
[FYI: Spoilers follow, so stop reading right now if you want to remain clueless.]

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Everything they’ve seen, every case, every victim, every clue, has prepared them for this moment. [The Road Not Taken - Promo]
Kind Fox has uploaded three sneak peeks for tonight’s fresh episode of Fringe called “The Road Not Taken.”
Check out preview photos in the earlier post, and follow the jump for several video clips, including the episode promo mentioned above.
The first sneak peek features Massive Dynamic executive Nina Sharp paying Fringe Division chief Phillip Broyles a little visit; the second gives a look at yet another always interesting lab discussion between Walter, Peter, and Astrid; and the third remains in …read more

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Oh, my! Fringe will be on fire tonight, literally, when “The Road Not Taken,” the next-to-last episode of Season One, airs.
There’s another reason why the crime thriller will be burning up the screen, too: the episode was penned by Akiva Goldsman, an Academy Award winner for his adapted screenplay for the hauntingly complex 2001 Russell Crowe movie A Beautiful Mind. If “The Road Not Taken” is even a drop as clever, Fringe fans will be well served.

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NBC and Fox made lots of fans very happy today by confirming what was already generally expected: both the cop drama Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and the paranormal/sci-fi FBI thriller Fringe will return to the tube for the 2009–2010 season. The renewals mark the impressive 11th go-round for the first veteran series and the sophomore run for the newcomer.
Although NBC is playing a bit of hardball at the moment with SVU stars Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni, the network had better hope both original cast members return. The issue in dispute is money, of course, in …read more

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As Fringe-philes know, Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy will be appearing on the paranormal crime thriller during its first-season finale “There’s More Than One of Everything.”
The episode premieres on May 12, just two short weeks from now, and Fox has recently released a spoiler photo of Nimoy’s appearance as pivotal character Dr. William Bell, former Harvard laboratory associate of John Noble’s fragile genius Walter Bishop and titan of shady science and technology company Massive Dynamic.
Follow the jump to take a look at the actor portraying the man who figures heavily in Fringe’s ongoing, mysterious mythology.
For good measure, a nice closeup …read more

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Spoiler photos for “Midnight,” tonight’s fresh April 28th episode of Fringe, follow the jump. Also, check out a set of sneak peeks in the separate preview post.

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Discover the Biggest Secret of the Season.
That’s what the promo promises viewers on “Midnight,” tonight’s (April 28) brand-new episode of the Fox thriller Fringe, which revolves around an ultra freaky fixation on spinal cord fluid. I kid not.
The Fringe Division is tasked with investigating a case involving numerous severely mutilated bodies drained of spinal cord fluid. After the members are led to a scientist (Jefferson Mays) with possible ties to the Z.F.T. bioterrorist cell, they’re shocked to learn the identity and motive of the killer, and then must go to great lengths to stop the continuing murders.
Three sneak peeks …read more

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I’m looking forward to tonight’s fresh episode of Fringe called “Unleashed,” if only to finally see the mysterious, scientifically engineered beast that’s going to take Kirk Acevedo’s FBI Agent Charlie Francis down. Thankfully, the damage won’t be permanent, however — I think.
Coming up next Tuesday, April 21, is another new installment all about “Bad Dreams.” To be specific, the dreams belong to our heroine Olivia Dunham, who witnesses a suicide at New York City’s Grand Central Station while she’s catching some Zzzzs in Boston. Yowza!

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We are now just hours away from “Inner Child,” the first fresh episode of Fox’s Fringe since way back on February 10.
Young guest star Spencer List plays a mute boy discovered living by himself in a building just when it’s about to be demolished. Team Olivia arrives to investigate, and before you know it, the boy has started forming a bond with Olivia. Good thing, too, because the Fringe Division soon requires his help to stop a familiar serial killer who’s taking his murders straight to the public.
Preview photos are available in the earlier spoiler post and five …read more

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