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Like son, like father: From S1-EP3 "The Ghost Network" that originally aired September 23, 2008.
Walter plays Glenn Fry. Peter plays Gershwin. The 1983 Linda Ronstadt version of George and Ira Gershwin's "Someone to Watch over Me". Last edited by Ironhorse25; 12-01-2019 at 09:36 PM |
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Talent runs in the family
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A look back at the Olivia/Rachel/Peter almost love triangle among other things. This scene is very Dawson's Creek-ish.
The song is "Bandits" by Midlake from 2006. From S1-E12 "The No-Brainer" that originally aired January 27, 2009. Last edited by Ironhorse25; 12-10-2019 at 04:01 PM |
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Peter's a sweet guy - even after a couple of drinks.
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Walter gets interrupted while listening to "Una Furtiva Lagrima" by Mario Lanza from 1949. From "Earthling".
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Don't interrupt the man and his opera!
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Poor Astrid. She took the brunt of his wrath.
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Walter and his music
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Peter tells Olivia his theory about Elizabeth Jarvis as "Little Walter" by Juke from 1952 plays in the background. From S2-EP9 "Snakehead" that originally aired December 3, 2009.
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2009 "Fringe" promo of 'Earthling' with Nine Inch Nails.
From 2007: "Zero Sum" - Nine Inch Nails |
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Walter humorously consults with Astrid on a victim's 'anus' via video as "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day from 1958 plays in the background. From S4-EP1 "Neither Here nor There" that originally aired September 23, 2011.
This version you may be more familiar with: Last edited by Ironhorse25; 01-05-2020 at 06:34 PM |
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Loved that the show used NIN
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Thanks for the music!
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This is my favorite song blended with scene: Two-timer Bob Dunn hits on a hot chick in a nightclub as "Tear You Apart" by She Wants Revenge from 2005 plays, but has to abandon his efforts when her date appears. (Notice an observer as he passes by. I guess they like the nightlife too.) Then, from across the dance floor, he makes eye contact with a woman with "strikingly blue eyes" - Valerie Boone. The last woman he'll ever be with. From S1-EP18 "Midnight" that originally aired April 28, 2009.  |
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Olivia spots a scar on Peter's hand that she doesn't recognize as "The Ghosts Who Walks" by Karen Elson from 2010 plays in the background. From S4-EP13 "A Better Human Being" that originally aired February 17, 2012.
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