The scene with the tranquilized syphilatic woman attacking Agent D from the back seat was not very believable. Where are the cuffs? Where is the padded van? Also, where is the security team in the lab? Why did the mad scientist die of a stroke? Are the vials of adrenalin missing? The heart paddles missing also? The show seems to be taking short cuts and adding scenes that are unlikely in the real world. There have been more than 3 times that I have viewed scenes that just are not credible.
I will give the show a couple of more chances for my “must see” list. If they have anymore of these unrealisitic settings, then, I will have to dip.
I am not an idiot and it stretches my ability to accept Fringe as fringe when it acts like TV-101.
I will say this. The character of Walter is absolutely perfect. The actor is spot on. The character of Peter is getting better. At first he was annoying but he is coming into his element. Agent D though, is, well, she needs to sharpen her game. The actress seems to be reading her lines in some of the scenes. And, who cares about her niece? Get rid of the family subplot. It gets in the way of the show: FRINGE. Not, NIECE.
man this show gets better and better. i have a feeling is going to be pertride like shes this alien solder of some sort and her boss got what he deserved.
I love this show. However, as much as I love Leonard Nimoy and the show… if the intention was to shock or surprise; it was achieved. I am crying, for all those lost on September 11th, 2001. Though I am no longer a resident, I was born on that island. I didn’t expect to see the twin towers standing as the shot pulled away.
The ending scene of the World Trade Center was in very bad taste. I cannot believe that they show would do that. Regardless of the “cinematic value” of the shot, it was outrageous. I will never watch this show again.
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The scene with the tranquilized syphilatic woman attacking Agent D from the back seat was not very believable. Where are the cuffs? Where is the padded van? Also, where is the security team in the lab? Why did the mad scientist die of a stroke? Are the vials of adrenalin missing? The heart paddles missing also? The show seems to be taking short cuts and adding scenes that are unlikely in the real world. There have been more than 3 times that I have viewed scenes that just are not credible.
I will give the show a couple of more chances for my “must see” list. If they have anymore of these unrealisitic settings, then, I will have to dip.
I am not an idiot and it stretches my ability to accept Fringe as fringe when it acts like TV-101.
I will say this. The character of Walter is absolutely perfect. The actor is spot on. The character of Peter is getting better. At first he was annoying but he is coming into his element. Agent D though, is, well, she needs to sharpen her game. The actress seems to be reading her lines in some of the scenes. And, who cares about her niece? Get rid of the family subplot. It gets in the way of the show: FRINGE. Not, NIECE.
man this show gets better and better. i have a feeling is going to be pertride like shes this alien solder of some sort and her boss got what he deserved.
I love this show. However, as much as I love Leonard Nimoy and the show… if the intention was to shock or surprise; it was achieved. I am crying, for all those lost on September 11th, 2001. Though I am no longer a resident, I was born on that island. I didn’t expect to see the twin towers standing as the shot pulled away.
The ending scene of the World Trade Center was in very bad taste. I cannot believe that they show would do that. Regardless of the “cinematic value” of the shot, it was outrageous. I will never watch this show again.