Spoilers - Fringe S&S #10 - More than spoilers, we need to know if there's Fringe in our future. - Page 5

sofiab · 04-29-2012, 07:41 AM

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Oh Sofia you can't say it like that , this hurts me

I think in the end he and Bell had find a way to destroy the universes and to create a "brave new world" ( that's what Walter wrote on this table at St. Claire's , the numbers and all the stuff we see in the promo ),And I now still believe that Bell and Jones are working together

The best policy is to face the facts, this way at least it won't be a surprise, right?

Is that your spec, is it really what he wrote? For me it's just numbers and letters

You guys know that "Brave New World" is the name of a book by Aldous Huxley; there's this society of the future and we have concepts like reproductive technology, the use of technology to control society, the all powerful state, the use of drugs, alienation, etc. Will this be the result of whatever happens in the finale? And why does Olivia have to end?

pruedens_!! · 04-29-2012, 08:32 AM

found my way here and i see that interview dont know what to make out of this really (cross fingers and pray i guess they dont mean Olivia but who else is left really )

i think the ZFT manuscript might come to play again . I think Bell indeed works with Jones as well if you consider s1 where everything was leading to him in comparison to ZFT manuscript.

And why does Olivia have to end? Ill ask Wyman (more like stalking to answer after the finale if thats the case)

Poupa · 04-29-2012, 08:56 AM

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I don't see them getting rid of the Anna.

Me either, and if there is a S5 sure Olivia will be there, because Fringe can't be without Anna, but what I'm saying is that it seems that seeing Olivia dying is inevitable...:/ I hope I'm wrong.

Emsea · 04-29-2012, 09:34 AM

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ETA: John spilled the beans and he confirmed that someone is going to die. Who do you think will be?

I think it will be Walter. If stopping Jones requires the sacrifice of someone, I think Walter will do it in order to save those he loves, especially Peter and Olivia, and to take some kind of responsibility for what he has done.

And just because someone dies in Fringe, doesn't mean they will remain dead the next season.

pruedens_!! · 04-29-2012, 10:11 AM

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I think it will be Walter. If stopping Jones requires the sacrifice of someone, I think Walter will do it in order to save those he loves, especially Peter and Olivia, and to take some kind of responsibility for what he has done.

And just because someone dies in Fringe, doesn't mean they will remain dead the next season.

he was in ep 19 so i dont think walter is the one ...maybe september??

Roswell Dream Girl · 04-29-2012, 10:40 AM

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Me either, and if there is a S5 sure Olivia will be there, because Fringe can't be without Anna, but what I'm saying is that it seems that seeing Olivia dying is inevitable...:/ I hope I'm wrong.

Maybe she does die in the finale but Peter finds a way to bring her back just like she did for him.

Finity · 04-29-2012, 11:18 AM

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The best policy is to face the facts, this way at least it won't be a surprise, right?

Is that your spec, is it really what he wrote? For me it's just numbers and letters

You guys know that "Brave New World" is the name of a book by Aldous Huxley; there's this society of the future and we have concepts like reproductive technology, the use of technology to control society, the all powerful state, the use of drugs, alienation, etc. Will this be the result of whatever happens in the finale? And why does Olivia have to end?

okay you are right

no this is only my spec, but I think it make sense

Oh that's funny I think I red this book at school, but I didn't remember
thx Sofia

@prudens oh I forgot about it, you are right, like in S1 it led to him too

sofiab · 04-29-2012, 12:48 PM

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I think it will be Walter. If stopping Jones requires the sacrifice of someone, I think Walter will do it in order to save those he loves, especially Peter and Olivia, and to take some kind of responsibility for what he has done.

And just because someone dies in Fringe, doesn't mean they will remain dead the next season.

I don’t think so. Walter was ambered, not dead in 4x19.

The only way Olivia is really dead is if Anna won’t be in S5.

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Maybe she does die in the finale but Peter finds a way to bring her back just like she did for him.

I hope they can be more original than that; even more now that after so much hoopla about stepping into the machine to save two universes, they just turned it off.

star_gazer02 · 04-29-2012, 01:12 PM

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I don't know who the girl is, but according to the source she's played by John's daughter, Samantha Noble. And I think they're right. Look:

The picture on the cover of the book Walter is holding, I think it's St. Claire. Maybe the girl works there and is helping Walter find something.

ETA: John spilled the beans and he confirmed that someone is going to die. Who do you think will be?

http://www.comicbooktherapy.com/walt...-calgary-expo/

That's so cool! His daughter is an actress too!

Maybe it's his file or a journal. The 2005 is on it.

Well no surprise there. I honestly don't think there will be a S5 w/o Anna/Olivia. Maybe a couple of eps similar to this season with Peter. But no way for the remaining part of the series. I'm sure Olivia will die but she will be brought back to life. The only question in my mind is how?

Mary good spec about Walter. Olivia is the obvious choice but the death could also be one of the other characters.

sofiab · 05-01-2012, 11:07 AM

Roswell Dream Girl · 05-01-2012, 06:20 PM

Thanks Sofia!

star_gazer02 · 05-01-2012, 10:15 PM

Another great promo by Ari.

Thanks for posting it.

ETA:

TVGuide Finale Preview

http://www.spoilertv.com/2012/05/fri...uide-scan.html

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Will the rest of the Fringe team regain their memories before the end of the season? — Larry

NATALIE: No. "We're not telling stories about other people becoming their Season 1, 2, and 3 version of themselves," executive producer Jeff Pinkner says. "The last couple of episodes are very much our two universes, and then specifically our key characters dealing with the consequences of what David Robert Jones is up to, then Jones fighting back." (The good news: We have a whole other season to deal with the rest of it!)

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Mega-Buz...s-1046838.aspx

sofiab · 05-02-2012, 03:04 PM

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Fringe Bosses on Seth Gabel's Status, Leonard Nimoy's Return, the 'Alternate Ending' and More

Fringe executive producers Jeff Pinkner and Joel Wyman held a conference call on Wednesday to, first, thank those who write about television for their support over the years and how that, in part, helped the show earn a fifth and final season pick-up. Then they got to the business at hand: fielding burning questions coming out of the past couple of episodes and leading into the final two hours of Season 4.

A MOST LOGICAL ENCORE? | For starters, TVLine asked the show bosses if what/whom we got a glimpse of in the 2036-set Episode 19 — coupled with what Josh Jackson said about the Season 5 storyline and what Walter is claiming in the new promo making rounds — means that the services of Leonard Nimoy will be needed come fall, to reprise his role as William Bell. Or, since Nimoy is semi-retired from on-camera work, are they writing themselves into a bit of a corner? “Once you kind of realize the extent of everything, it will probably become clear why we’re not [writing ourselves into a corner],” Wyman answered, cryptically. But that’s not to rule out a Bell comeback before the Fox series signs off for good after Season 5′s 13-episode run. As Pinkner said, “We basically erected a sign outside of Leonard’s house that says, ‘Please come back to Fringe,’ and we are hoping that by Season 5 he says yes.”

FUTURE SHOCK | The EPs stopped short of confirming buzz that Season 5 would heavily involve the year 2036 seen in Episode 19: “That future is important to our storytelling, but it’s the not the be all and end all.”

FALSE FINISH | Wyman rebuffed that which series star John Noble told reporters last month, that as a “back up” plan of sorts, a slightly different ending was filmed just in case the series did not get the Season 5 order. “We did not shoot an alternate ending,” said the EP. “We thought about it, but we did not [film it].” So do not look out for that DVD extra, folks.

ALT-DELETED? | Of course the big question raised by last Friday’s episode concerns the fate of the “red” universe and, by extension, series regular Seth Gabel, whose Lincoln Lee now only exists “over there.” Have we seen the last of him as well as badass Bolivia? Pinkner stepped carefully around that question, but did go on to note that the inter-universe bridge “is closed because of the problems that David Robert Jones is causing, so if our team can somehow dispense with Jones, there is absolutely a poss of that door being open again.” And on the Gabel topic itself, “Seth is spectacular and awesome … but as for his standing going forward, to say anything about that would be also to reveal things that are coming ahead,” Pinkner hedged.

Fringe Bosses on Seth Gabel’s Status, Leonard Nimoy’s Return, the ‘Alternate Ending’ and More - TVLine

**Cristofle** · 05-02-2012, 03:28 PM

So if it's not the "end all, be all", then the season does NOT completely exist in that time space? I'm cool with that- I really like Etta and want to see what happens there, but I also want to see more of what happened to get them all there.

Roswell Dream Girl · 05-02-2012, 03:29 PM

Thanks for the updates, can't wait for the finale!

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