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⌈ Secret Post #2260 ⌋

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I really like Fringe's "The Bishop Revival." As a standalone episode, it's solid Fringe body-horror mystery solvin'. I've never seen anyone get really excited or upset by it. I like it because it raises a lot of interesting questions... that the series never ends up returning to. :\ Walter's father was an Allied spy involved in Nazi fringe science?! With the series' continual exploration of father/son relationships, it would have been interesting for them to elaborate more on Walter's relationship with his own father.

I'd love to see someone (fic writers or if official Fringe comics continue, perhaps) address that stuff. Where did Hoffman come from, and why didn't he age? Was it time travel? Maybe there's another alternate universe where Robert Bischoff also hasn't aged, perhaps because of some experiment he and Hoffman were involved with. They could play with similarities and differences with Walter and Belly's relationship... IDK man, I just want more of that stuff!

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