Aww thank you so much for these thoughts! *clings to them*
Can't tell you how disconcerting it was not to have Fringe in my Top Three Shows in flashing lights, but the past couple of episodes put such a dampener on the show due to the Great Big Looming Romance with Bonus Peter's Penis Is The Pillar Of Creation. First off, I've enjoyed how Peter and Olivia's relationship has evolved in such an organic and slow pace, but lately it's felt like they're pushing it through, and it's just not working for me.
I do feel Sam was pulling stuff out of his ass, or just telling Nina what he needed to tell her. Why would he go through such efforts concealing he's the author and everything that he knows, only to blurt it out the second he's mildly confronted. (yeah, ok it's Nina, but still :p)
I can't see the show wiping away the alterverse. Looking past the fact that killing Charlie twice is nothing short of asking for death threats, the connections they've set up with the people over there stand in the way. The writer's couldn't have planned to just sweep Broyles' sacrifice under the rug, and Lincoln, Astrid and Henry are all dear to us by now(as well as Bolivia to some of us). I'm just hoping they manage to turn this around in a way that's satisfactory, and that keeps Olivia at the center and in charge.
I keep trying not to worry, but TV has conditioned me! Thanks for writing this post and giving my gloom some much needed light. *clings some more*
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Can't tell you how disconcerting it was not to have Fringe in my Top Three Shows in flashing lights, but the past couple of episodes put such a dampener on the show due to the Great Big Looming Romance with Bonus Peter's Penis Is The Pillar Of Creation. First off, I've enjoyed how Peter and Olivia's relationship has evolved in such an organic and slow pace, but lately it's felt like they're pushing it through, and it's just not working for me.
I do feel Sam was pulling stuff out of his ass, or just telling Nina what he needed to tell her. Why would he go through such efforts concealing he's the author and everything that he knows, only to blurt it out the second he's mildly confronted. (yeah, ok it's Nina, but still :p)
I can't see the show wiping away the alterverse. Looking past the fact that killing Charlie twice is nothing short of asking for death threats, the connections they've set up with the people over there stand in the way. The writer's couldn't have planned to just sweep Broyles' sacrifice under the rug, and Lincoln, Astrid and Henry are all dear to us by now(as well as Bolivia to some of us). I'm just hoping they manage to turn this around in a way that's satisfactory, and that keeps Olivia at the center and in charge.
I keep trying not to worry, but TV has conditioned me! Thanks for writing this post and giving my gloom some much needed light. *clings some more*