Well, I have not been blogging at the frequency I had hoped…it has been a very busy summer to say the least. But I did happen upon this new short (very short) trailer for season 4…enjoy!
The Fringe Podcast Episode 534-John Noble & Jasika Nicole Q&A
In this special edition of The Fringe Podcast we bring you the John Noble and Jasika Nicole Q & A session of Dallas Comic Con 2013. Darrell attended Dallas Comic Con with his two kids and all three of us got to meet and get autographs from John Noble and Jasika...
Have you dissected it yet? It’s a typical enigmatic jumble of images that they turn out to drive us crazy. I’ve heard it’s a bunch of material borrowed from previous seasons but I don’t know if that is true or not. Here’s a thought, we have to take the title “The Day We Died” literally. We being the operative word. Everything and everyone is in a new timeline (We) Peter is still in the old one.
I think that is somewhat true because “the first people” are now considered to be olivia, walter, astrid…so essentially this is a new universe and these are the first people of this universe..the room they are standing is a bridge between two other universes…the bridge is essentially its own complete universe.
Maybe we all died is completely correct Dave..thanks.
I definitely noticed some images from old seasons but I thought Peter’s dialogue might have been new. I could be wrong though.
I like the idea that everyone else is in a new timeline and Peter was left in the old one. My first thought was, an interesting opening scene for season 4 could be Peter alone in the room, having just witnessed everyone around him “disappear,” as he appeared to in the season 3 finale. But I suppose if what we saw after Peter disappeared is a separate timeline where Peter never existed, then from Peter’s perspective everyone in his timeline (Walter/Walternate, Olivia/Fauxlivia) should remain, and his timeline should continue on in some fashion. Will we get to see both timelines play out if this is the case?
@charliefromVA and FRINGE-NERD, I broached the same subject over at Fringebloggers and and got two replies. fedorafaderas said, “Wasn’t there a song about that very situation on the Violet Sedan Chair album?” To which ChuaChiHian answered, “Last Man In Space?” So maybe we are on to something. I don’t have the music but I think the song is on YouTube. We’ll have to check it out.