[bearlee]

Thanks for that article, seersha.

[JoshandChristinaCursed]

Well, there's not much to promote when your character has been in the background all season long.

[Ten My Love]

That article came across like a term paper!

[firewall]

I like the article. Thanks.

The assessment of Peter's role is so right. He is often the (witty & sarcastic) voice of reason who says exactly what the audience is thinking. He and Walter get the best lines....

Peter often functions as an ironic chorus to the show’s improbable plots, like Crow T. Robot or Tom Servo from Mystery Science Theater 3000. When Walter announces that he can interrogate corpses within six hours of the time of death, Peter replies: “Right, cuz after six hours, that’s when they’re REALLY dead.” “I sure hope that a gigantic metallic suppository is not the pinnacle of human achievement,” he observes of a device that appears after a mysterious explosion. “Dammit!” Walter shouts at one point; “must you always be such a smartass?”

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by JoshandChristinaCursed (View Post) Well, there's not much to promote when your character has been in the background all season long.

[Seersha]

Another Fringe article/interview. Josh says some good things, mentions Dawson's Creek near the end too (which made me unsure if this should actually go in the news thread, but I'll leave here for now - Mandy you can move it if you think it's appropriate).

Fringe's Joshua Jackson, John Noble and creator JJ Abrams would agree that sometimes life is stranger than fiction

[Conway1]

Such a awesome episode. Not much Peter in it (but as Seersha pointed out, his scene w/ his mother was great), but a awesome episode nonetheless. Where do Peter's loyalties lie and what's up with Walternate's contraption? Stay tuned for next week!

[Mandy]

Ooh, it's time for another thread!