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r/fringe • u/linkintime22 • 26d ago
Spoiler! One of the most heartbreaking scenes for me
Anna Torvs acting is incredible. You can feel her pain.
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Mar 17 '26
General Discussion Just realized its been 3 years since hes passed.
Youre still admired and appreciated Agent.
r/fringe • u/AyteeKing • 4d ago
First-Time Observer (NO SPOILERS) Watching Fringe for the first time and I'm in love 💙
Hi everyone! I just started watching Fringe for the very first time and I'm now on episode 12.
Because of Google, I thought at first it was a "monster of the week" kind of show, but every episode connects to the bigger story. Everything ties together, and I love it.
I know a lot of you wish you could watch it again for the first time, so I'm enjoying it for all of us. 😊
Please no spoilers!
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Jun 28 '26
Season 1 The man who is responsible how I pronounce the word "liaison" 😁 R.I.P.
r/fringe • u/StatisticianFun2274 • Mar 26 '26
General Discussion Just finished Fringe for the first time...
I finally finished my first watch of this series. I LOVED the first three seasons and most of the 4th. It took me forever to get through the 5th season. I must admit, I didn't like the time jump thing and it seemed like they made the show a little too melodramatic during that last season. I guess they knew they were wrapping things up and abandoned a lot of the fun aspects of the show in favor of trying to tug at our heart strings more. I didn't hate it, but I was definitely eye-rolling a lot more. Still, a phenomenal series and I'm glad I watched it. I doubt I will ever watch it all the way through again, as it's way too many episodes, but I will definitely revisit some of my favorite episodes.
r/fringe • u/Unlucky-Mobile220 • Jan 19 '26
Season 3 Fringe completely took over my life. 100 episodes in 9 days.
Season 3 Episode 9: Olivia finally confronts Peter about how he couldn’t tell she wasn’t herself. This scene sums up why Fringe gets under your skin. Not the sci-fi ideas alone, but how personal everything feels once the characters are fully established. Season 3 was something else.
There aren’t many shows I wish I could watch again for the first time, but this is one of them.
r/fringe • u/Sheepinawolvescloth • Aug 20 '26
General Discussion I now have the pleasure to watch Fringe for the first time! NO SPOILERS
I'm currently on the north of season 2 right now! Loving it so much so far, i love the format of monster of the week episodes while wrapping the overarching plot and mystery. I love the observer, Charlie, Astrid, Broyles and Nina Sharp so much.
Tho, my only problem is how much of a servant is Astrid, how underutilized she is as an fbi agent, and how she's always put aside, I don't know if this is racial by any means but, it's bothering honestly, i love her so much!
r/fringe • u/CelestialFury • Oct 21 '24
General Discussion Watching this show for the first time and I've come to this conclusion
r/fringe • u/amamartin999 • Mar 06 '25
General Discussion John Noble in Severance! I’m really glad to see him still acting. Spoiler
r/fringe • u/jonnyboiu • Dec 29 '25
General Discussion VFX artist on Fringe comments about working around Lance Reddick.
r/fringe • u/TripTimely7955 • Nov 29 '24
First-Time Observer (NO SPOILERS) I love Fringe so much I'm at the last episode of the last season 😭 pls rec me shows so i wont feel empty after it.
I love this show so much. 😭
Can anybody suggest shows to watch after this?
After this show, I learned to love anything about detectives and I disliked it before. I love Walter so much. He feels like a dad to me. I learned being what in a family feels like. How being together matter the most. Astrid's kindness inspires me. I got more fascinated with scientific terms like astral projection, lucid dreaming and many worlds theory. I've grown to love these actors.
This was how my year went. I watched:
Lost
Fringe
What should be my 3rd watch?
Thank you so much!!
r/fringe • u/PooDoo41 • Jan 13 '26
Back in the Tank Me talking to my wife after the 3rd complete rewatch
r/fringe • u/Celestina-Betwixt • Oct 04 '25
Season 1 We need to give Season 1 more credit
Fringe is a great show, but I've noticed EVERY SINGLE STINKING TIME we as a fanbase talk up the show to newbies, season one is treated like a prologue that has to be "endured" until the show gets "better".
But I've been rewatching season 1 lately and I really think that it's majorly unfair to label it as the weak season, the x-files knock off season, when it has so much amazing stuff going for it.
It's the introduction to all the characters without which the events of later seasons wouldn't be as meaningful; it's excellently paced with spit-fire dialogue to rival that of Gilmore Girls; it has some of the most shocking and incredible body horror ever seen on network television (I literally know people, aka wusses, who won't watch Fringe because of some of the bloody injuries and medical scenes); it manages to have episodes that are self-contained while still furthering the characters' stories to the point where I honestly can't call any of the episodes "pure filler".
And I say all this as someone whose personal favorite season is season 2 (because of Brown Betty, August, and White Tulip). Fringe was ALWAYS an excellent show, that it just kept upping its game through new stories and parallel universes isn't a reason to in any way discredit the one that started it all.
r/fringe • u/Agent_Tall_Man • Apr 03 '26
General Discussion My favorite cup
My favorite thing
r/fringe • u/Pistolsfiring09 • Nov 19 '13
No matter how many times I drive by this I think of Fringe.
r/fringe • u/Moberholtzer86 • Jan 16 '25
Season 1 Was driving behind this car 2 straight mornings
r/fringe • u/amamartin999 • Sep 16 '24
General Discussion Joshua is seriously aging like fine wine.
r/fringe • u/0536843 • Aug 08 '25
Season 1 Almost 13 years later, my friend and I still send each other this image every year on our birthdays
r/fringe • u/Thorinandco • Jul 31 '20
So you’ve just watched Season 2 Episode 11 and came looking for answers
This episode was originally meant to be aired in season 1, but for some reason was never used. They decided to air it in season 2 instead, which meant it does not fit chronologically in the story as aired.
Hopefully this will help reduce the number of posts we get asking the same question over and over. I am happy to see this sub surge in popularity again, but for such limited number of posts already, the increase of “what is happening with s2e11?” really take a sizable chunk of the subreddit. I will try my best to remove any new repeats of this question as they come, and hope this will be the definitive post regarding it.