John Noble has returned to work on the fifth and final season of Fringe after taking a brief hiatus late last month to seek treatment for a sleep disorder.
“I basically hit a wall, and we had to deal with it,” the actor tells …READ MORE
Fox’s Fringe has stopped production four days into shooting its final season so star John Noble can receive treatment for a medical problem. READ MORE
The bad news: The end is near for Fringe.
The good news: The cast will mark its final season with a ginormous Hall H celebration at Comic-Con on Sunday.
And the best news: The series will end on its own terms, which John Noble suspects is due to the adventures of Captain Mal Reynolds. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
In the Season 4 Fringe episode “Letters of Transit,” which was set in the year 2036, Peter says that he, Walter et al had been trapped in amber for some 20 years. So it would stand to reason that if the Fox drama’s final season jumps ahead in time, it would be either by a little… or a lot.
The answer, to hear John Noble tell it, is …READ MORE
As Leonard Nimoy recalls of his previous Fringe run (which closed Season 2), “The [William] Bell character was unresolved. We didn’t quite know whether to trust him or what his intentions really were.”
Well, given the events of Season 4′s penultimate episode, I think we can file this genius scientist under “Not trustworthy.” READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Fox’s Fringe, which for four years now has traded in dual universes, doppelgängers and shape-shifting body doubles, is fittingly prepping alt versions of its Season 4 finale, as Fox and Warner Bros. TV continue to negotiate the possibility of a Season 5.
“We’ve shot two [endings],” John Noble told TVLine … READ MORE
Fringe is new tonight (Fox, 9/8c) — and new every Friday from here on, straight through to the May 11 finale. And as with any home stretch of the series, lips are getting tight as to what’s to come (especially as regards the annually out-there Episode 19, which this year features Lost‘s Henry Ian Cusick, a “Young Olivia” and an “Old Nina”).
Here’s what the cast and EP Jeff Pinkner shared … READ MORE
Need proof that Fringe scene-stealer John Noble has given birth to one of TV’s most delightfully unhinged mad scientists ever? Look no further than the following promo, featuring a collection of the best “Walterisms” from the show’s first four seasons. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
This Friday, Fringe boldly goes where no episode of the Fox thriller has gone before: inside the mind of Astrid.
Yep, producers are finally giving Walter’s tireless lab assistant (played by the underrated Jasika Nicole) an episode all her own, and word is the long-anticipated hour is out of this freakin’ world. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
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