Book Review: The Multiple Worlds of Fringe Eric Hoffman July 30, 2015 Books, Reviews The Multiple Worlds of Fringe is a valuable work of television criticism worth the attention of media scholars and the show’s fans alike.
4.5 Fringe 5.13 “An Enemy of Fate” Series Finale Kyle Garret January 28, 2013 Reviews, TV Kyle digs into the series finale and what made Fringe such an addictive, interesting series over the past five seasons.
3.0 Fringe 5.01 “Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11” Kyle Garret September 30, 2012 Reviews, TV But, at this moment, this isn't the Fringe that I know and love.
2.5 Fringe 4.22 “Brave New World: Part 2” Kyle Garret May 13, 2012 Reviews, TV "Brave New World: Part 2" was an uneven finale for an uneven season.I suppose, then, that even if I was disappointed, it was a fitting way to close out season four.
2.0 Fringe 4.07 “Wallflower” Paul Brian McCoy December 4, 2011 Reviews, TV Bad form, Fringe. Bad form.
4.0 Fringe 4.06 “And Those We Left Behind” Paul Brian McCoy November 17, 2011 Reviews, TV An electrical engineer and his wife, a professor of theoretical physics, are involved in a series of time loop anomalies.
3.5 Fringe 4.05 “Novation” Paul Brian McCoy November 10, 2011 Reviews, TV It’s a world gone topsy-turvy!
3.0 Fringe 4.04 “Subject 9” Paul Brian McCoy November 3, 2011 Reviews, TV Walter is forced to leave the lab for the first time in years when he and Olivia go to Massive Dynamic to examine files that may connect one of Walter's Cortexiphan test subjects to a new series of crimes.
3.5 Fringe 4.03 “Alone in the World” Paul Brian McCoy October 13, 2011 Reviews, TV When two 12-year-old kids bully another boy, they are found dead and in just hours after dying their bodies are shockingly in an advanced state of decomposition.
4.5 Fringe 4.02 “One Night in October” Paul Brian McCoy October 7, 2011 Reviews, TV Fauxlivia and her team call upon their counterparts from This Side for help when a serial killer goes on a bloody rampage.
4.0 Fringe 4.01 “Neither Here Nor There” Chris Murman, Paul Brian McCoy September 29, 2011 Reviews, TV The teams on the two worlds work together to solve the case of a shapeshifter, and Agent Lincoln Lee joins his world's team when no one remembers the existence of Peter Bishop.
