Its sad that series like these get overlooked by other series with lower overall quality.. This series made people think, made people feel like part of the Fringe team as the story progresses, and not just as a viewer.. This element in Fringe was a dear welcome in days filled with series that claim to love their audience but dont "invite" us to feel like part of the storyline.. Amazing amazing show!!!
Rewatching the show now for the third time and honestly, it never gets old. I just love it, the actors are great (I probably enjoy John Noble as Dr Walther Bishop the most) and I'm really enjoying it again and again. Recommend it!!
Came across this comment a year after the fact, but...re-watching myself right now for the 3rd or 4th time...and it literally never gets old. I see something new, catch something I never caught with -every- -single- -viewing-. Not many shows have that kind of replay value. Phenomenal.
I think Fringe is one of the best tv shows produced in a long time. I want 9 seasons. Brilliant characters that shouldnt die, but live a long and glorious tv life.
@HaimHadari la entrevista estaba grabada con los subtitulos en francés, nosotros no se los pusimos, pero lamentablemente una sola persona no puede subtitular todos los vídeos que salen de Fringe, hubiera sido nuestro placer hacerlo pero no nos alcanza el tiempo. Gracias por la visita y el comment ;)
DominicanMerida I realise you asked this long ago but since I know the answer I thought I'd give it to you. It's a part of his accent. it's known as an intrusive r and its a means of separating two vowel sounds. By standard English rules it's an incorrect pronunciation but it's still a noted feature of certain accents.
![Fringe - Anna Torv & John Noble [Paley N.Y.] "Funny Moments on the Set"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hXluB6fLGRM/mqdefault.jpg)
Its sad that series like these get overlooked by other series with lower overall quality.. This series made people think, made people feel like part of the Fringe team as the story progresses, and not just as a viewer.. This element in Fringe was a dear welcome in days filled with series that claim to love their audience but dont "invite" us to feel like part of the storyline.. Amazing amazing show!!!
Rewatching the show now for the third time and honestly, it never gets old. I just love it, the actors are great (I probably enjoy John Noble as Dr Walther Bishop the most) and I'm really enjoying it again and again. Recommend it!!
Came across this comment a year after the fact, but...re-watching myself right now for the 3rd or 4th time...and it literally never gets old. I see something new, catch something I never caught with -every- -single- -viewing-. Not many shows have that kind of replay value. Phenomenal.
Yes it is awesome.. i did twice when introduced it to my wife
I think Fringe is one of the best tv shows produced in a long time. I want 9 seasons. Brilliant characters that shouldnt die, but live a long and glorious tv life.
when she says "Doctor" Noble has a little smile on his face, especialy when she said that Astrid is the one who mostly doesnt get annoyed of Walter xD
BEST SHOW
Loved it when Walter mispronounced Astrids name.😅
Asterix! Hand me the bone saw!
Just saw this hidden gem of a show now in 2023. I can definitely say it’s one of the best tv shows I’ve ever seen in my life
Afro! Do you have any music ?
Jasika Nicole is FINE as HELL.
Me encantó cómo el camarógrafo tomó la imagen de Noble en el espejo.
Spent the last 12 years think alternative astrid had neuralink and her emotions were shut down
Love Astrid!
@HaimHadari la entrevista estaba grabada con los subtitulos en francés, nosotros no se los pusimos, pero lamentablemente una sola persona no puede subtitular todos los vídeos que salen de Fringe, hubiera sido nuestro placer hacerlo pero no nos alcanza el tiempo.
Gracias por la visita y el comment ;)
I was nervous about fringe because Fox has shown a bad habit of canning their really good shows. Firefly is the primary example.
amigo sos fringe latino y no pones sub en español?
@sarmenemras ur welcome!
Idk why but ever since a child I've always noticed elderly Caucasians to always tend to end words with an extra R, pretty odd.
Why does he add an r to some words. He does it on fringe and he does it on real life. He called her Jasikarrr
DominicanMerida I realise you asked this long ago but since I know the answer I thought I'd give it to you. It's a part of his accent. it's known as an intrusive r and its a means of separating two vowel sounds. By standard English rules it's an incorrect pronunciation but it's still a noted feature of certain accents.