We'd heard a while back that J.J. Abrams and current Fringe showrunner J.H. Wyman were working on a new sci-fi series—and now Wyman has been kind enough to spill the beans.
With a risky jump into the future, the new season of Fox's Fringe is already blowing up the formula for the final year. Now it seems they could be taking a Matrix-y twist sometime soon.
Premiere week has come and gone, and we've once again got a full slate of new fall shows to follow. This week saw the return of Fringe, Once Upon a Time, Person of Interest and more, along with the debuts of new shows like Elementary, 666 Park Avenue and Last Resort. So how'd they do?
Last Friday, Fringe kicked off its fifth and final season. With only 12 episodes left, the writers are pulling out all the stops. Co-star Joshua Jackson (Peter Bishop) hints that the next few weeks lay the groundwork for a game changing event.
Over five seasons, the team behind Fox's Fringe has built a dense sci-fi world full of quirks and nuance, all leading to the future-jump we saw this past Friday with the premiere of season five. But did you know one major plot point that has run the length of the series was actually retconned?
Get ready for a hair-raising fifth and final season on Fox's Fringe that takes us into the future, which turns out to be just as freaky as the past, present and alternate Fringe worlds were, said executive producer J.H. Wyman in an exclusive interview with Blastr.
Before airing Fringe's fifth and final premiere, Fox has released more promotional clips. They include an irritated Walter and a group of renegades called the amber gypsies. Unfortunately, they're not the only harsh reality the team encounters.
In just a few days, Fringe will be back with all-new episodes, and Fox is giving it the blockbuster treatment with a super-sized trailer teasing its return. It gives a quick recap of last season's jaw-dropping finale, followed by a sneak peek of things to come.
For the characters of Fringe, the future is now. Peter, Walter and Astrid have been transported to 2036 and are fugitives from the law. It's no wonder this latest batch of photos have a sleek, renegade look to them.
Finally! After months of waiting, we get to take a look at what fall TV has to offer. The premieres are here. Fringe returns with a look at the future, Doctor Who says goodbye to the Ponds, and 666 Park Avenue returns Terry O'Quinn to TV in a brand new mysterious bad guy role.