Friday night's episode of Fringe is arguably the best yet from season four. Not only do we see Walter's decline into madness and his attempt at redemption, but we're finally getting somewhere with this whole "Where Is Peter Bishop" business. On the downside, my new favorite character, Lincoln Lee, is totally MIA this episode, but there's plenty to sink your teeth in to. Talk about your favorite moments in the comments, and check out a few of ours in the slideshow.
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Joshua Jackson held a teapot during a break from filming Fringe in Vancouver yesterday. He was back on set after spending time with girlfriend Diane Kruger earlier this week. Diane arrived in Canada on Monday, which was the country's Thanksgiving Day. The couple were spotted walking around downtown and sharing sweet PDA as they often do during their romantic outings. While Joshua gets back to work on his small screen hit, Diane has multiple movie projects lined up. She's currently shooting Fly Me to the Moon and is also prepping for the European release of Special Forces next month.
Good news Fringe fans — this season is shaping up to be the best yet. Not only have the past two episodes blended everything we've been missing (and loving) about this series all Summer — weird cases, alternate universes, and "Walterisms" — but now we finally get to see what happens when we ask the question" "Where is Peter Bishop?"
This week's episode of Fringe brings the goods — hilarious lines from Walter, a comeback by Massive Dynamic, and one shocking scene to end them all. Take a look back at our favorite moments from "Alone in the World."
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Joshua Jackson was on the set of Fringe yesterday in Vancouver, where he was seen chatting on a cell phone for a scene. Fringe's fourth-season premiere aired on Sept. 23, and he's been at work taping upcoming episodes of the sci-fi series since late August. Joshua's girlfriend, Diane Kruger, has spent some time with him up North, though the couple is used to making their long-distance romance work. They often travel together when they both have time off and are frequent fixtures on the fashion circuit, but neither of them has been in attendance for Paris Fashion Week, which wraps up today. Diane did make a solo trip to Europe at the start of September for the Venice Film Festival while Joshua devoted himself to his TV duties. The actress attended The Ides of March premiere, where she stole the spotlight in a showstopping Elie Saab gown, and was also one of several celebrities at the festival's opening dinner.
Fringe is off to an amazing start! Last week we were introduced to a new (hot and geeky) Lincoln Lee, and this week we see a collaboration between the two Fringe Division teams on a case, forcing Olivia to work side by side (well, sort of) with Fauxlivia to solve a mysterious crime.
I'm recapping my favorite moments in the slideshow — won't you join me?
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Italian designers are known for their glitz and glamour, and Spring 2012 was no exception. From luxe bohemian outfits, to a styled ode to the roaring '20s, Milan Fashion Week debuted gorgeous fringe-trimmed ensembles for next season. Versus and Roberto Cavalli even offered a less literal approach to the trend via car wash pleat skirts and silk paneled gowns. Make sure to check out the rest of our trend reports from London and New York! On Allison: StyleMint
Friday night welcomed the return of Fringe, but things just aren't right now that we're back in season four. Last season left us with the realization that Peter Bishop had been erased from everyone's memories (because he had been erased from time), but as we see in the premiere episode, he has left an imprint on time. Walter knows something is off, and you can feel it in the episode yourself. Something is totally off.
Good news is Fringe is getting back to its roots with the creepy and freaky cases that we've all been craving (that translucent man is straight out of season one!). Season three was so bogged down by the alternate universe story line that I felt like it was becoming a totally different show. Not so, says the premiere episode. I'll recap my favorite things about "Neither Here Nor There" in the slideshow, but be sure to chime in with your thoughts on the episode in the comments!
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Fridays will finally be back to normal with the season four premiere of Fringe tomorrow night at 9 p.m.! If you've been waiting all Summer to see what the heck happened to Peter Bishop, gather a few fellow sci-fi nerds and plan on making a night of it with your own premiere party. And since Walter Bishop is arguably everyone's favorite character, why not theme things out in his honor? Below, a few tips to throwing your own Walter Bishop-themed Fringe fete.
Joshua Jackson was on the set of Fringe in Vancouver yesterday filming scenes for the new season. The show returns Sept. 23, and from the recently released trailer, it seems fans may find themselves asking the question, "Where is Peter Bishop?" Away from the cameras, Josh has been hanging with his long-time love, Diane Kruger. They've been jetting between their homes in North America and Europe all Summer, but for now, Josh is tied to his work in Canada while Diane's traveling around the globe. Diane went to the Venice Film Festival a few weeks ago, and hopefully we'll see her in the front row when Fashion Week moves to Paris Oct. 1.
Fringe is easily one of the most intriguing sci-fi shows on TV and always seems to keep us on the edge of our seats every week. A new teaser trailer for the season four premiere (which hits Fox on Fri. Sept. 23) focuses on Olivia and Peter. Olivia is talking to an unknown man about how lonely she is. Surely, this season will be filled with mystery as usual, but it already appears to be much more emotional than seasons past. Check out the trailer and tell us — are you excited for season four?
