6 reviews
- A_Different_Drummer
- May 15, 2015
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In Manhattan, an earthquake in a building only kills everyone inside but one survivor. The Fringe Division arrives in the spot and finds a second building in the same location and the structure and people merged together. Dr. Bishop concludes that the second building has been brought from the alternate universe using a technology developed by William Bell and him many years ago. Broyles contacts Nina Sharp and the Massive Dynamic helps the investigation trying to identify buildings with similar mass. Meanwhile Dr. Bishop asks Olivia to travel to Jacksonville to revive her experience with Cortexiphan and use her ability to identify the next target. However Olivia is a fearless woman and not the frightened child from the past and the experiment does not work. When they return to New York, Olivia feels that she is frightened again and she identifies the building using her ability. Then she discovers a secret.
"Jacksonville" is another engaging episode of "Fringe" related to the alternate world that will probably affect the relationship of Olivia with Peter and Walter. The cliffhanger conclusion is fantastic and every viewer will look forward to see what happens. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Jacksonville"
"Jacksonville" is another engaging episode of "Fringe" related to the alternate world that will probably affect the relationship of Olivia with Peter and Walter. The cliffhanger conclusion is fantastic and every viewer will look forward to see what happens. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Jacksonville"
- claudio_carvalho
- Feb 21, 2017
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- mike-ryan455
- Feb 3, 2010
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After all this time we are let in to some of the implications of a rip in the fabric between the two universes. When a building comes apart it is because objects in two universes can't occupy the same space. This includes humans inside of humans. Grotesque to say the least. As more and more is revealed, we find why Walter did what he did and why Olivia ended up in her situation. There are some dramatic scenes that give us a taste of what is to come. More will be explained in the next episode. As things transpire, we realize that Peter is the fulcrum in all that transpires because as a sick child, he has a genius father who will stop at nothing. Excellent work to portray the implcations of all this.
- elena_capatana
- Feb 14, 2010
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