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Today’s TV Addict Top 5: Reasons We’re Excited For FRINGE’s Second Season Premiere (and why you should be too!)

September 10th, 2009

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Love is in the air
After a long day of saving the world from paranormal phenomena and mutated serial killers that may-or-may-not-be from ‘the other side (dimension?),’ it should probably come as no surprise that two of your favorite series regulars succumb to temptation on Thursday’s second season premiere. But what might come as a surprise is which member (or members) of Fringe division lock lips! Needless to say, like most everything on the series, we guarantee you will not see it coming.

The truth is out there
Which is our way of saying that X-FILES fans in particular should pay extra close attention to Thursday’s episode that have writers J.J. Abrams and Akiva Goldsman unexpectedly tipping their hat to the paranormal FOX series that started it all.

Agent Charlie Francis
Even though actor Kirk Acevedo did announce via facebook that he was fired, don’t believe everything you read. Or rather, do believe it. Kinda. It will make Thursday’s episode that much more surprising.


The Bishops
Not only is Peter Bishop finally front and center, playing a pivotal role in the episode (and we predict the season), from his penchant for offering up way too much information (especially as he sticks his hand up a corpse’s you-know-what on Thursday’s episode) to his innate ability to make us laugh while doing so, Walter Bishop is in fine form. A fact that only adds insult to injury to John Noble’s lack of Emmy recognition and his inexcusable exclusion from this week’s Entertainment Weekly Fall TV Preview.

Watch and Win
Because sometime during FRINGE’s second season premiere this Thursday September 17 at 9PM on FOX (CTV in Canada), theTVaddict.com (in partnership with the Warner Bro. Facebook Community) will be giving away one copy of FRINGE: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON on Blu-ray to one lucky reader. To enter to win, simply post away in the comments below with your best guess as to how many episodes it will take for Peter Bishop to discover the truth about himself. And be sure to check back following Thursdays episode to find out if you’re a winner (One winner will be chosen at random and notified via email. So please be sure to leave a comment with a valid email address.)

66 Responses to “Today’s TV Addict Top 5: Reasons We’re Excited For FRINGE’s Second Season Premiere (and why you should be too!)”

blueberry Says:

One.

theTVaddict Says:

blueberry,
because I like you, I’m going to give you a tiny hint and say: guess again!

Michael Says:

The entire season – however many episodes that turns out to be.

Hils Says:

Five! I think there will be some denial going around first before the dumbstruck realization hits. They can’t drag it out for the entire season, but I think there are enough reasons people might keep that info from Peter for it to take a few episodes for the truth to get out.

Ace Says:

First I have to say that I am so psyched for this show to come back. I started watching b/c I loved X-Files back in the day (it was the one show my brother and I always watched together…aww). But that season finale was just so awesomely JJ Abrams.

Annnywho because I love Abrams and know he loves a good cliffhanger, I’m guessing the Peter reveal will be the mid-season cliffhanger. So I’m going with episode 10.

shanna Says:

Hils took my answer! I say 5 eps cause Fringe is good at giving us answers in a pretty timely fashion.

Linda B. Says:

I’ll say they drag it out the entire season.

Also, who locks lips? Is it Walter and Astrid? They do spend alot of time together. lol :)

Amanda Says:

I can’t wait for the new season to start, this show is amazing! I’ve missed Walter over the summer.

I’d say maybe 10 or 11 episodes before Peter finds out. I could see it being the winter break cliffhanger and then him dealing with it the remainder of the season.

Nicole Says:

4th episode. Not so wild guess!

Nicole Woods Says:

I think it is going to come out sooner rather then later, and then the season will be based around this realization. Just a guess however, so I think perhaps in episode 3.

Jess Says:

OMG Linda B. I was thinking Astrid & Walter too. I say just before christmas break how every many episodes that is hmmm….so episode 13 its my lucky number I bet it’ll be Pete’s

47 episodes, just because of the number 47.

Simply Kimberly Says:

My guess? 8 episodes.

FRINGE is just fantastic.

They better not kill off Charlie though. I just couldn’t take it.

Heather Says:

I’m going to guess 3 episodes into season 2

Julio Says:

Seven episodes into the season, right before Halloween.

bws Says:

OH sweeet, sweet, Fringe! Welcome back! One of the best finales ever last year. No compromises.

Dan C, gotta love the #47.

If we’re not including season 1, I’d say 8 episodes. That sounds like November sweeps to me.

I railed on Anna Torv the first half of Fringe last year for being uninteresting and wooden with her acting… but now I’m kind of loving her. I think they should explore her character a wee bit more but yeah, by the end of the season, I became really enamored with her. And that is a hot EW cover.

And please please give Astrid more to do this year!

Silly Says:

I say its the second or third last Episode of this season so everything that could end up in a big mess happens in the season final.

Dianne Sims Says:

I figure 3 episodes into the new season. That gives plenty of time the remainder of the season to play with.
Great show.

skroegerj Says:

One episode

Andy Says:

I think it would be the midseason cliffhanger so about 9 episodes when he will find out. Or maybe it will take place at sweeps. I’m not sure.

This is the show I am most excited about since it ended and I cannot wait for it to return next week!

Melissa Says:

I think 6… Peter is pretty smart, but i think he will need some time to piece things together… and just in time for November Sweeps!

Kayla Says:

I’m guessing 4 episodes.

Lou Says:

I think 5 episodes for Peter to find out.

svonk Says:

Only one.

Mikee Says:

Either the sixth or seventh episode. I think it will be probably be part of the midseason climax.

Lisa Says:

I agree with Melissa … 6 or 7 episodes, sweeps time for sure… but who knows maybe they’ll drag it out until May sweeps.

Araceli Says:

Hm.. I’d say until November sweeps or May sweeps. ;)

Karen Says:

My guess is 8 episodes in

Carrie Says:

I think it will take 12.

David Says:

I think it will be around 4 episodes. So far, that number has been rarely guessed and, hopefully, it will give me the best shot at the prize.

Shawn Diaz Says:

I think it will be at least 8 episodes before he discovers who he really is.

Scott Symes Says:

Not counting the first season. Episode 5. Because in the first season… that’s when the Observer made his first appearance and gave me the suspicion about Peter’s true history. Originally, I thought he was cloned then changed my mind to alternate reality in 19 episode of first season. This is not good because if Walter took Peter from alternate reality… won’t that create a paradox?!

Bill B Says:

Episode 6 of Season 2. Because that is as good of an episode as any other one.

Ahmed Says:

Episode 9!

Pete Says:

I don’t think they are going to reveal it at all this season. I think they are going to drag it out as long as they can.

Pilostic Says:

My simple guess would be the 4th episode

nirali.s Says:

im thinkin ep 6 or 7…first they’ll build up suspense den blow it out. this will give peter abt 14 episodes to deal with it..

Shawna Says:

im guessing 2

nile Says:

3. it will take 3:)

Ruben Says:

I’m guessing it’ll take 5 episodes before he realizes it.

Jeanne Says:

I’m guessing 4. I think it will be a connection with Charlie’s problem, which they don’t even know about yet. I love you, Walter!!

Shari Says:

It will be the last eposide, cliffhanger for the next season.
Please no love connection between Olivia and Peter. I want Peter all to myself!

MICHELLE Says:

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SHOW AND ALL THE TWISTS. I BELIEVE IT WILL BE IN EPISODE 6. FOR MY OWN REASONS.

Nicole Woods Says:

TVA – I am assuming this will be closed once it finally comes out??

Pam Brown Says:

I don’t know how many episodes we are in for this season, but I’m thinking that they will blow that bombshell to Peter before the Christmas break. (When shows go into temporary hiatus for the Holiday season). I think that puts them midway through the season.

oona Says:

seven! just because it’s a good number.

jiggybebe Says:

Awesome Show! I hope Peter never finds out. Some things are better kept secret. It’ll be only for Walter to live with…

Jeremy Says:

Some say well within this season, but it took them all last season of Dr. Bishop dropping hints to Peter that none of us got and only revealed in the last episode. That proves that J. J. Abrams and crew can keep this up for a long time. All they need is the doc to say, “Remember when you were a kid….” or “You liked this as a kid…” and Peter is none the wiser and meanwhile we all know. This could go on as banter for a couple of seasons. So I say let it take this season and part of the next, just in time for them to get to another mystery in this (and other…) universe.

PS–Love the show

shejon Says:

I think Peter will suspect the “truth about himself” but either the show will make it a cliffhanger to proceed Season 3 — OR — they will never let Peter find out. I really don’t want Peter to find out. It will not be good for Walter or anyone else that will be in the room at the time he finds out!!!!

darknos Says:

The seventh episode of this season.

Alex Says:

only 3, something about that number. Fibonacci? naw.

he’s going to find out. but then won’t tell Walter about it because something is going to happen that might separate them. Maybe Walter will get kidnapped.

Hm….that would make things interesting. or cliche?

Reggie Says:

Every Episode will reveal something!!

ellen Says:

Broyles and Nina Sharp already locked lips in the 1st episode of season2. What’s up with that?

jhannine Says:

10 episodes! =)

Fringelove Says:

I think they will tell Peter at the end of this season because Walter will die. Then they will have Walter connect with Peter for season 3 like John and Olivia in season 1 but with more of a realism theme. This is when Walter will reveal all to Peter and Peter will quest to find out the truth to his life in both universes.
Also the love interest will be between Peter and Olivia’s sister. This will then reveal Olivia’s sister as connected to Massive Dynamic and that she was sent to spy on her all along.
Man I love this show and the twists it can take!!!

PinkSodaPop Says:

I say around 7?

I cannot wait to see where they go with this… this show is seriously fun romp…

FRINGE RULES!

Rani Says:

9 episodesssss =)

maaslider Says:

7th episode

Orsi Says:

6 episodes.

kricket Says:

don’t know what ep., but it will be as soon as olivia has one of her out of body,other lifetime flash.because she’ll have to confront walter without peter knowing yet.he will have to be told for the reason of stopping him from dying again. don’t ask why all that. but show is so soon reality-cool that i sometime dream like i’m see my own fringe series.

tamra bertoldi Says:

love the show great fan.

tamra bertoldi Says:

9th episode

Quit Says:

well it will take 12 episodes

Priscila Says:

Well, maybe in the third episode. I like of the numbre 3…
I love Fringe. I and my husband are addicted in it.
So, Olivia and Peter will be a cute and beauty couple… I’m hoping that they
Kisses

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