The Bishop Revival

Posted by Nona on February 1, 2010 under Fringe | Be the First to Comment

When a specific group of guests at a wedding in Brookline, MA, suffocate from the inside out, the upsetting and disconcerting crime scene has the Fringe team investigating how the toxin was delivered and targeted. As evidence is taken into the lab, it’s discovered that the wedding ceremony was a testing ground for a weaponized science experiment. Adding to the intense lab investigation, Walter uncovers an alarming formula that reveals a link to a branch on the Bishop family tree. With the escalating threat of more deadly attacks and unexpected familial ties to the case, the Fringe team stops at nothing to prevent further catastrophic events in the all-new “The Bishop Revival” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, Jan. 28 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-213) (TV-14 L, V)

Guest Cast: Craig Robert Young as Alfred Hoffman; Max Train as Eric Franko; Sierra Pitkin as Jordan; Alberta Mayne as Young Mother; Brendon Zub as David Staller; Aaron Brooks as Josh Staller; Nancy Linari as Eliza Staller; Leonard Tenisci as Harry Staller; Dan Joffre as Detective Manning; Barbara Kottmeier as Shelley; John Macintyre as Young Usher; Lauren Attadia as Amanda; Al Miro as Neal; Magda Harout as Nana Staller

Wow, everyone just suddenly started dying! That’s crazy!

Purple tuxedo? LOL. I’d love to see Peter in that.
Walter: Purple never goes out of style!

Walter: Do you think she’ll call me dad?
Peter: Who?
Walter: Agent Dunham.
Aawwwwww!

Blue blood? WTF?

Guess it’s a good thing most of the main characters have blue eyes. Broyles and Astrid wouldn’t wanna be in the same room as the toxin though.

LOL @ Walter going through a million different kinds of people.

How many got the seahorse thing before Peter said it? Me! *raises hand* I doubt anyone except Walter thought it looked like an S. lol.

Walter: They called him the seahorse because he was a great swimmer.
Peter: Ok, good for him. Who is he?
Walter: My father.

I feel so bad for both Walter and Peter. Peter was a different person back then and he didn’t know how dangerous the stuff in those books was, and Walter couldn’t possibly have foreseen Peter selling the book. Aaww.

I like Broyles. He makes the right decisions. I think it was right of Walter to kill the serial-killer-Nazi-idiot. He got what he deserved. Seriously!

Yay, Peter got some of the stuff back.