6 reviews
When a thief is shot by a security guard and floats, the Fringe Division is assigned to investigate. They find that the scientist Dr. Krick is the responsible for the experiment trying to cure his teenage son. Meanwhile Walter seeks out Nina Sharp and retrieves William Bell's research of the soul magnets with the intent of bringing his friend from the beyond and chimes the bell Nina received from William. Peter decides to keep no secrets from Olivia and brings her to his laboratory. However he has a huge surprise.
"Os" is an average episode of "Fringe" with the investigation of an experiment that makes people float. But the last part is really worthwhile and the best part of the show. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Os"
"Os" is an average episode of "Fringe" with the investigation of an experiment that makes people float. But the last part is really worthwhile and the best part of the show. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Os"
- claudio_carvalho
- Mar 19, 2017
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- clarinetsaxist
- Mar 11, 2011
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I am giving this episode a 10. It reflects the augment Walter is going trough. We have had this before, with the "vampire" episode, but this is one more substantial, since it is not about life and dead, but based on quality of life. Makes me even more cohesive.
How far would you go to save a loved one? I leave it up to you.
Another reason I give this episode a 10 is the beginning, that reflects the CEO of the biggest corporation on the planet, coping with the security guard. (played awesome by Garcia, by the way). Just that is awesome enough to high-rate this episode.
How far would you go to save a loved one? I leave it up to you.
Another reason I give this episode a 10 is the beginning, that reflects the CEO of the biggest corporation on the planet, coping with the security guard. (played awesome by Garcia, by the way). Just that is awesome enough to high-rate this episode.
- markus-21-507725
- Mar 28, 2022
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The story here involves a scientist whose goal is to find relief for his wheelchair bound son by combining rare metals. Through and "accident" it is discovered that combining Osmium and Lutetium (two items on the periodic table that no-one pays any attention to) he creates a method of levitation, allowing one who is disabled to defy gravity and walk. The problem is the rarity of these things and it means some poor guys, wanting to help steal the substance from museums, giving their lives. He is undeterred and now it becomes a heinous crime. Walter realizes that what appears to be the result of his work was not. It was a result of a breaking down of the fabric of the two universes. The last five minutes were great and completely surprised me. Wonderful move into the next episode and the whole ethos in general.