In this episode we read and listen to fan feedback that we received for the Fringe episode “Fracture.” David Wu sent in some great audio of a hidden message from William Bell, and we discuss listener answers to the Twinge question, “No Charlie. No Jessup. Good, bad or otherwise?”
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The audio that David Wu “uncovered” is spoken by William Bell in the promo straight out.
I haven’t listened to your podcast yet so I don’t know what you guys thought about it. AND to be honest, I don’t know what I thought about eaither, ’cause I still can’t get over the horrible semi-Arabic dialogue. And I’m not talking about Josh and Anna. I’m talking about the supposedly Iraqi characters.
I mean for God’s sake, can’t hollywood producers get someone who can actually speak Iraqi dialect to write the dialogue for Iraqi characters. Instead, they write something that is hardly understandable, ’cause basically it’s a mixture of diferent dialect, with horrible pronounciation from the actors’ part. Belive me, if it wasn’t for the subtitles, I wouldn’t understand a word of what they were saying. DO SOME RESEARCH PEOPLE ARABS WATCH THE SHOW TOO.
Toma, an Arab who lives in Denmark 😉