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⌈ Secret Post #2254 ⌋

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Fringe takes a while to find its voice. I think it picks up a lot after 1x07 ("In Which We Meet Mr. Jones"), but if you want to get a taste of the Fringe experience without starting at the very beginning, I would suggest trying "Ability" (1x14). It works quite well if you're unfamiliar with the characters, and introduces a lot of important series mythology information about Olivia and Walter's history. Jared Harris as David Robert Jones is a highlight of season 1 (he's particularly prominent in the two episodes I mentioned), and "Ability" is also a great body-horror story which is typical for Fringe.

It's also a show that rewards loyalty, because there's a lot of callbacks and important thematic connections- for example, "The Same Old Story", "Night of Desirable Objects", "Of Human Action", and "Os" are all father/son stories.

Oh, cool. :) Thanks for the info. I know a little about the show from what my friend's list has posted, and I think I'll like it if I ever find the time to start it.

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