FRINGE Recap: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
April 8th, 2009
The Good: With the mysterious serial killer known only as “the Artist” providing FRINGE fanatics with genuine Silence of the Lambs inspired fears, and Olivia Dunham’s emotional connection to a mysterious folic-ally challenged child delivering the tears, last night’s installment of FRINGE was far and away our favorite episode of the series thus far.
The Bad: Josh Jackson’s Peter Bishop was relegated to mere comic relief, adding virtually nothing to the episode outside of the occasional eye-brow raise and off-the-cuff one liner in reaction to Walter’s antics. That, and the decision to cast Erik Palladino as the child welfare case worker/CIA operative took away from the suspense a bit — because let’s face it, there is no way the actor best known (at least to this TV Addict) as the smarmy Dr. Dave Malucci on ER was going to be playing a nice guy.
The Ugly: The fact that many fans missed a killer of an ending as a result of AMERICAN IDOL running nine minutes long (see video after the jump.) 
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Tracie Says:
April 8th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
>>The Ugly: The fact that many fans missed a killer of an ending as a result of AMERICAN IDOL running nine minutes long
Yeah, I was a bit pissed when I was watching it later on that night and it got cut off. After 2 months away, you’d figure that FOX would have shown Fringe a little more respect than to have AI run over.