In the second part of the two-part season finale, sacrifices will be made and both universes may never be the same again after Walter and Olivia visit the “other side” in the “Over There, Part 2” season finale episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, May 20 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.22) (TV-14 L, V)

Guest Cast: Leonard Nimoy as William Bell.

Uh-oh, guess other Walter knows about Walter now. :/

Peter: Mr. Secretary.
Other Walter: Hello son.

OK, so you might be wondering why I always write Other Walter instead of —-Wlaternate—, and I’m not sure to be honest. There’s just something about —Walternate— that I don’t like. Hm.

Olivia: Walter!
Walter: Olivia? It’s you, isn’t it?
Olivia: Yes, Walter.
Walter: Prove it.
Olivia: Come on Walter, we don’t have time for this.
Walter: Yes, it is you, that’s wonderful. HI!
Olivia: Hi!

Olivia: Walter, can you walk?
Walter: I can dance if you like! They have absolutely fabulous drugs here!

Walter: Bell is here? Well, nice of him to finally show up!

Walter: Hello William.
Bell: Walter.
Walter: See you’ve aged.
Bell: It appears I’m not the only one.

LOL. Other Olivia’s like: WTF?!


Other Charlie: Are you okay? You look like you just saw a ghost.

Other Walter: This is Peter.
Other Olivia [to Peter]: Sir.


Wow, that’s just weird.
Other Olivia: Do I have something in my teeth?
Peter: No, you remind me of someone I know.
Noooooo, you don’t say. lol.

At least Peter is realizing that Other Olivia is a completely different reason from Olivia. No way he’s giving up his friendship with Olivia. He has to go back with them in the end.

Walter: Am I responsible for this?
Bell: I’m afraid you are.

LOL.

Wow, Other Olivia’s sister’s dead, but the mom’s alive. That’s insane.

Other Olivia: This isn’t just an assignment, is it? Are you two a couple?
Olivia: Please, I need to speak to him.

Other Olivia: You keep your back-up gun in your purse, don’t you? I keep min in my jacket.

I love it, they’re fighting with themselves. lol.

So, Olivia knocked out Other Olivia (is she even still alive?) and now she’s taking over her identity? Awesome!

Ooohhh… Other Olivia’s gonna be piiiisssed!

Olivia: Peter, it’s me.
Peter: Thanks, I think I just figured that out.

Yay, Peter realized the truth, he was only brought back to destroy the “normal” universe.

Peter: I don’t belong here. But I don’t belong there either.
Olivia: Yes you do. I have thought of a hundred reasons why you should come back. To, to fight the shape shifters, to take care of Walter, to-to save the world, but in the end, you have to come back because you belong with me.


YEEEEES! Finally! Woohoo!

I love it. Peter and Walter working together to get back. <3

Uh-oh, why do I have a feeling that a switch of Olivias’ has been made? :/


Yep, there was a switch alright. This sucks! Well, at least Peter’s gonna be dead-set on getting the real Olivia back once he figures it out – which shouldn’t take too long.


And there’s the proof. Sigh.

Boooooooooooooo! :’(

Good season ender, at least we finally got that kiss, but annoying ending (duh, it’s a season finale).

In part one of the two-part, two-night second season finale, Walter and Olivia travel to the parallel universe, and the anticipated face-off between Walter Bishop and William Bell occurs when special guest star Leonard Nimoy returns in the all-new “Over There, Part 1″ episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, May 13 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.21) (TV-14 L, V).

Wow, Charlie’s alive in the other universe!

Wow, look at that trio!

Ooh, what’s that?

So Astrid and Broyles work together…

Eww!

Whaaaaaaat. What the hell is going on? Why are they in the other Universe? Going after other Walter and Peter?

Wow, Peter chose to go with other Walter? That sucks! How could he just leave everyone behind?! How could he leave Olivia?!

Now what are they up to?

Naww.
Walter: Hello, Agent Dunham! There’s something I’m supposed to remember, but I can’t remember it and it’s about Peter!

Looking at that paper they gave Olivia, I’d say so too!

Walter: I think this is what I’m supposed to remember.
[. . .]
Walter: I think my son is going to be responsible for the end of the world.
Olivia: OK Walter, we have to get Peter back.
(She just realized? lol.)
The end of the world? Peter returning will be the end of the world?! Duuude!

Cool, more cortexiphan kids! Is one holding a fireball? lol.

Nick [to Olivia]: Welcome to the monkey house.

Crossing over to the other side:

So, he’s obviously the guy from the beginning of the episode. Now, how the hell did that happen?

Well, they crossed over at least. (Like we didn’t know that already – weird time jump after the beginning of the episode.)

And of course there’s a McDonalds in the other Universe. lol.

This was in the beginning of the episode too, but I didn’t write it down then for some reason. It’s funny!
Olivia: Check this out!
Lincoln: Who the hell is Jackson?


Hah!

Wait, wow, other Walter’s the Secretary of Defense?! WTF?!

Peter’s “home”… :/


I’m not sure I like where this is going…

Wow, look at that background… <3

ROTFLMAO. The other world is running out of coffee! That’s hilarious.

So other Walter wants Peter to build the machine that supposedly is going to destroy the world? That’s just insane.

Nick: I think I’m staying here.

Ha-ha!

WTF?! He’s still alive?

Well that’s not good.

So, Lincoln’s still alive and other Olivia has a boyfriend. That’s just weird.

Well look who finally decided to show!

Geez.

Wait, other Walter already built it? So all that’s missing is Peter?

Wait, what? That’s it? Thank god there’s a part two coming next week!

Peter teams up with Sheriff Mathis (guest star Martha Plimpton) on a serial murder investigation with ties to Newton (guest star Sebastian Roch). Meanwhile, Walter copes with the possibility of being sent back to St. Claire’s, and someone from the “other side” pays a visit.

What?! Why did the episode have to start with Peter flirting with some woman? Booo!

Peter: Technically, I’m from no place you’ve ever heard of.. Let’s just say Boston.

OK, seriously?! A hart over the “i” in “pie”. NOT COOL.

And the “o”’s in Boston? Seriously? Wow.

YES! She vanished!


Am I evil? Mwahahahaha.
I did feel bad for her when they tortured her by taking out pieces of her brain. Does that make me a better person? At least a little better? I wasn’t to upset when she was found died though. (Yeah, I’m jumping ahead a few minutes.)


I am evil, aren’t I? lol. What?! Peter shouldn’t go around flirting with anyone but Olivia! Period.

lol @ Peter testing the GPS.
Peter: Destination … Portland … That was obviously way too easy … Destination … Mars!
GPS: Sorry?

Good thing Peter had an alibi.

Oh, look who’s there:

Peter trying to help by asking if the victim is missing part of her brain is just making him look more guilty. :p

I love that Broyles cares about Peter.

Peter with a shotgun: that’s hot!

Almost half the episode’s past and still no Olivia, Walter or Astrid. This sucks.

Ah, there he is! Now where’s Astrid and Olivia?

Aw, poor guy. He’s really not handling this Peter thing well. He’s completely freaking out.

There’s the rest of the gang. So… Walter’s, eh, redecorating? lol.

Maybe the next time he goes to the supermarket he should actually buy some food?

Aw, Olivia’s not giving up on him any time soon. <3
Olivia [on the possibility of Peter not coming back]: I won’t let that happen!

Uh’Oh

They are really messing with Peter’s mind!

Sheriff Mathis: You just did it.
Peter: Did what?
Sheriff Mathis: You just questioned your own sanity.

Sheriff Mathis: I think you’re looking for meaning in things that have no meaning.
Peter: I don’t know who I am anymore.

Aww, she gave him her pen. That’s so sweet.

Wouldn’t it be better if Olivia went to Peter alone? I mean, he’s upset with Walter, right? Wouldn’t he be more likely to be open-minded if Olivia walked through the door alone?

OMFG! Newton is working for Walter?! (Other Walter that is.) I smell a Walter vs. Walter fight over Peter coming up.


Other Walter: Hello son.

While Walter deals with some very upsetting news, he tells Olivia’s niece, Ella (guest star Lily Pilblad), a fairy tale that includes musical performances by Olivia and Agent Broyles in the all-new “Brown Betty” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 29 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.19) (TV-14 L, V)

Guest Cast: Ari Graynor as Rachel Dunham; Michael Cerveris as September; Lily Pilblad as Ella; Ryan McDonald as Brandon

I’m still worried over how mad Peter will be at Olivia once he finds out that she knew. Wonder if we’ll get to see that in this episode.

Aw, Walter – WTF are you doing? lol.

Wow, he’s really taking this Peter thing hard! He’s labeling everything. lol.


I’m just waiting for him to label the cow. lol.

He smoked a drug he invented himself? Ooo, this is bad!
Walter: I call it “Brown Betty”.

Ella! Hmm, yeah, this could definitely get in the way of Olivia’s search for Peter. Boo!

I’m not sure if Astrid is excited about hearing Walter tell a story to a child, or if she’s terrified of what the story will be. Maybe both!

Ha! Her husband, err, I mean, Anna’s husband. How nice of him to lend his face. lol.

Yeah, this was pretty much my reaction to Walter’s singing too:

rotflmao.

So this episode kinda seems like a filler. Like they didn’t have enough left of the real story to last the season, so they made a completely different on up.

Love the style!

He literally “stole her heart”. I love it!

LMAO at the cow!

Singing corpses – Awesome. lol.

Walter: Why not bring a little life to the dead, I say.

Well of course Peter’s gonna appear out of nowhere and save her!

Very cute scene.

What’s up with Walter turning the story into a musical every now and then? lol. You really can tell how high he is.

LOL at Ella’s alternate ending to the story.
Ella: Add together they made goodness, and lived happily ever after. The end!

“Yes, I am concerned……too.”
Well, thanks. Now I’m concerned……too!

When two teenagers on a date turn up “dead” at an abandoned warehouse with the three puncture wounds to the soft palate – a trademark of the shape-shifters – the Fringe team investigates the evidence as well as the motives of mastermind Newton. Upon discovering a shape-shifting embryo, Walter returns to the lab to conduct further analysis, and Olivia and Peter head to Massive Dynamic for answers. Meanwhile, Peter reveals a family secret to Olivia as Walter struggles to recall what Newton knows about “building a door” in the all-new “The Man from the Other Side” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 22 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.18) (TV-14 L, V).

Guest Cast: Sebastian Roché as Thomas Jerome Newton; Ryan McDonald as Brandon; Peter Bryant as Ben McCalister; James Pizzinato as Dave; Katie Findlay as Jill; Shawn MacDonald as Daniel Verona; James Tsai as David Wu.

Short review, sorry it’s late. Haven’t been home this weekend.

WTF?

Now, what’s that?

Peter: Hey, where’s Walter?
Astrid: He’s out counting cars…

Oh Peter. Even though I’d love to find out how your mother died, that’s just not it buddy. Although, the reson behind her suicid might just be what they did (taking Peter that is).

Walter:…Oh, and a corpse! Any corpse will do! But it shouldn’t be dead for more then two days.

Ew, ew, ew, ew, EW.

I feel bad for the shape-shifter for some reson.

Peter: I want you to get some rest, dad.
OMFG, he called him dad!

Olivia: So what could Newton bring here.
Walter: Well, last time he brought a building…

Loved Walter’s excitment over Peter being awake. He looked like a big child when he ran into the hospitalroom. lol.

Uh-oh, Peter figured it out. :-/ Part of it anyway, the BIG part. The part where he’s not from this side.
Peter: I am not your son!
Awwwwwww. :’(

See, I KNEW this wasa going to happen. Now Peter’s going to shut EVERYONE out. Even Olivia. *sigh*

When passengers aboard a commuter train appear to have died a still death, it seems that a switch was flipped because all cell phones, mp3 players, laptops, batteries and bodies have been drained of power. As the Fringe team assembles at the bizarre crime scene, Peter remains suspicious that something is amiss with Walter, who is struggling to keep the unimaginable a secret. When the investigation leads them to Alistair Peck (guest star Weller), a very powerful man who has tremendous energy with severe consequences, an ironic set of circumstances surface in the all-new “White Tulip” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 15 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.17) (TV-14 V)

Guest Cast: Peter Weller as Alistair Peck; Laara Sadiq as Carol Bryce; Kristen Ross as Arlette Turling; Andrew McIlroy as Professor Lime

So, where did this dude come from? He just appeared. Just like that! He seems a bit surprised himself. (Or maybe it was just bad acting? We’ll see. lol.)

What happened to all the people on the train? Weird!

ROTFLMAO @ Peter explaining to Walter how to pick up the phone.
Peter: It’s Peter, pick up… Hey Walter, it’s Peter… Your son, Peter… Come on Walter, pick up the phone… Walter, pick up the receiver, and hit the square black button next to the red flashing light, remember?

Walter: These people seem as if their switches have simply been turned off.

They’re not dead? What’s up with his arms?

Here we go again. lol.

Wow, Peter got really close to his letter. I’m actually scared of what will happen once he reads it.

They identified the guy in a different way this time. Hmm, things are changing.

Olivia: Wow, I’m having déjà vu.

Dude, his whole chest looks like that? WTF?

Ewww, that’s gotta hurt! It definitely should hurt!

Oh man, Walter, you idiot! lol.

Again; you idiot! I can’t believe he told him about the back-up. lmao.

He made it back!

Was it worth it though?

Dude, he burned the letter!

Naw, he got his white tulip.

When a perfectly healthy woman is found dead from a disease she never had, the Fringe team investigates the origin of this inexplicably fatal condition before it claims more innocent victims. Meanwhile, Olivia struggles to keep Walter’s secret from Peter, and her loyalty to Peter is tested as time goes on in the all-new “Olivia. In The Lab. With The Revolver.” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 8 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR 2.16) (TV-14 D, V)

Guest Cast: Kevin Corrigan as Sam Weiss; Omar Metwally as Neil; Jaime Switch as Lloyd Becker; Curtis Caravaggio as Ken Messing.

He does not look well.

Eww. His touch did that? That’s disgusting.

Ew, ew, ew. More disgusting.

Bowling-dude: Want a beer?
Olivia: Eh, it’s six-thirty in the morning.

Well, duh – of course the secret about Peter is going to keep her up at night.

Yay, Peter, finally. AND Olivia/Peter. Woohoo. Fringe is finally back!
So, are we gonna find out what happened between Olivia and Peter, or what? lol. This is so annoying. They can’t have the two main characters almost kiss and then drag out what it leads to this long.

Walter: When you open your mind to the impossible, sometimes you find the truth.

Aw, Olivia is really having a hard time dealing with this Peter thing. She should’ve gone inside with him! Arrr.

Peter is being so nice to her. I wonder what their deal is. Since we STILL haven’t gotten a scene where they actually talk about what (almost) happened and what happened after the episode ended (they were about to go out on a (not) date after all).

Ew, I hate when people throw up on screen.

The sick dude who can magically give people cancer that spreads and kills them within minutes is getting worse.

[Peter stares at Olivia]
Olivia: What?
Peter: It’s nothing.

So obviously nothing happened in Jacksonville. And now they decide that nothing will? How would love ruin them in any way. Geez, I really don’t get how some people reason… Wait, so two shows in a row? Why does the same thing happen in Fringe as just did in Bones? The two main characters, who would make an adorable couple, decide not to get together on the same freakin’ night? Honestly, I think Peter’s in love and knows it. Olivia? Probably just as in love with him but won’t admit it to herself.

Peter: Why, you know him?
[Olivia nods]
Peter: How?
Olivia: I don’t know.

lol. Bowling-dude showed up on her doorstep after midnight to play Clue? That’s hilarious.

Bowling-dude: [. . .] I’m also taller then I appear.
Olivia: That’s it!

Aawww, I do want Olivia to tell Peter, because if she doesn’t one day he’ll find out that she kept it from him and he’ll hate her; however, I don’t want this to end:

Uh-oh. Well, it’s not like we didn’t see it coming.

I love that Peter’s on his way to save Olivia and she’s just standing there talking to the sick dude.

Oh come on, not even a hug? Just “thank you for coming”? Boo.

I love Olivia’s jacket. I want it!

Oh no, she’s not gonna tell Peter. This is gonna turn out to be one of the worst decisions she ever made one day.
Walter’s gonna tell Peter himself? Woohoo! But at the same time: boohoo, it’s gonna change everything.

Walter flashes back to 1985 while explaining Peter’s otherworldly origins to Olivia. Also, Peter’s mother (guest star Orla Brady) is introduced, and details of the neighboring world reaffirms that there is more than one of everything in the all-new “Peter” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 1 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-215)

Guest Cast: Quinn Lord as Young Peter; Jennie Blong as Carla; Orla Brady as Elizabeth Bishop; Michael Cerveris as September; Eugene Lipinski as December; Peter Woodward as August; James L. Watkins as General Tonks; Serge Houde as General Hames

Awwww, the almost-kiss was in the “previously on” part. Now I feel sad. I can’t believe they made us wait months fir this episode. So evil!

Oh no! We’re not picking up where they left up!? That’s even more evil!

Hehe, young Walter. Love the hair. lol.

Everyone’s like “Woooow! That’s a small phone! That’s impossible!” lmao.

Wait, he didn’t go to the other Universe to get the phone? He “copied it”?

New intro, new intro!

Yay, we’re finally back to “now”. Olivia didn’t seem too happy with seeing Walter.

Peter’s mom and mini-Peter.

Wow, look who was at Peter’s funeral!

Walter [about (the dead) Peter]: He knew he was loved… didn’t he?

Wow, Walter actually wanted to just move on knowing that in another Universe Peter did get to grow up?! That does so not sound like Walter – at all! lol.

Walter sure was excited bout the other Walter succeeding in creating a cure for Peter, even though his was already dead.

Uh-oh, apparently other Walter chose a bad time to look away. No cure for Peter! Doh!

Now he’s starting to sound like Walter.
Walter: My son is dying Dr. Warren. I will not allow that to happen again.

I want a scene with the present Peter and Olivia and I want it now. Come on! You made us wait months already, time to deliver!

Why did Peter mean so much to Nina?

So that’s how Nina lost her hand.

Wait, whaaat? He lost the cure?! I’m starting to understand why Peter ended up in this world in the end. :/

He promised to take him back but never did? Wow.

Whoops! Not good!

Better… lol.

At least he was planning on returning Peter. Guess we’ll find out what happened.
Ah, mommy’s what happened.

OK, so, this episode gave a lot of explanations to the Peter story, but seriously. Couldn’t this have been next week?! Couldn’t we get some crazy-weird-sexual and other kinds of tension-episode first that actually had some scenes with Olivia and Peter?! COME ON! I mean, after months of no Fringe, we finally get it back, and then there’s NO PETER and just a few seconds of Olivia. Seriously?!

A Manhattan office building is rattled to its core, leaving only one survivor, and the Fringe Team examines his otherworldly origins. Once Walter surmises that what shook the building was something he discovered many years ago, the team races to Jacksonville to help Olivia reconnect with her past in order to avert what they fear will happen next in the all-new “Jacksonville” winter finale episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, Feb. 4 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-214) (TV-14 V)

Guest Cast: Jim True-Frost as Ted Pratchett; Ryan McDonald as Brandon; Sarah Edmondson as Pauline Hess

Oh, so we’re finally back to the story of the “opening doors”. That’s good. I’ve been waiting for that.

See, this is not what I would call a micro-quake.

Yeah, so, you know those horrible consequences Bell was talking about…? Oops!

Walter: I’ve never won anything before.
Naaaaaaaw. Well, he still hasn’t. Doesn’t Peter know by now, not to use sarcasm when talking to his father. lol.

“…they come together all wrong”. Yeah – I’d say that’s very wrong!

Walter: We’re standing in two buildings.
lol. That’s such a Fringe line. How would you stand in two buildings at once? In this case it actually makes sense… like I said. Such a Fringe line. lol.

So, if something has to “replace” the thing taken from the other universe in to this, what poor kid was sent over by itself when Walter took Peter?

OMG, how sweet was that Peter/Olivia moment?


Olivia[in a sad and frightened voice]: Peter… I’m scared.
Peter: Don’t be.
Me: You’re kidding, right? Her being scared is exactly what you want if you’re gonna have any chance at all of finding that building. Although, since you look like you’re about to kiss, please carry on. lol.


Olivia[in a happy voice]: Peter, I’m scared!
Oh COME ON! They almost kissed but stopped just before because she suddenly realized the fact that she’s scared can help the situation?! Seriously?! That’s just so mean!

WHY in the world was she running towards the building? How stupid can a person be?

Well, at least she didn’t get pulled in. Geez.
Olivia[to hotel manager(?)]: I think it’s safe to say you’ve got the rest of the night off work.

“Just time”? More like “just Peter”.

Yeah right it’s not a date. LOL @ Walters mini happy-dance.

Yeah… not a date. That’s why Olivia was fixing her hair. lol.

I knew it! I knew the fact that Peter is from the other universe would ruin the date! Stupid other universe. Stupid experiments.

Peter was so happy, and so was she. Geez, so was I ffs!

Walter: Olivia, please don’t tell him.
I fell so bad for all three of them.

Please note that this was the Winter Final. Just like Bones, Fringe will not be back until late March or April.
So, after that almost kiss, I’m ALL Peter/Olivia <3. So cute! OMG! How evil was it to have them almost kiss just before a 2 month break?!

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.

I knew it! The dude was actually 100+ years old! So weird!