I was lucky enough to watch "White Tulip" as my introduction into the series, then I followed it up watching "Peter". Those two episodes enraptured me, so I blitzed through the first season (and Fringe became the first box set I ever purchased, and the first time I felt compelled to support a show — even though the…

Same, and same. What blissful serendipity.

Is it relevant through given the Observers-vantage of the opening credits?

Forget any rational explanations, the answer to your question is an EMPHATIC NO.

There's definitely a couple episodes you want to watch in Season 1 (I'm thinking of the Pilot, "The Arrival", the season finale "There's More Than One of Everything", "Ability", "Safe", "Bound").

3 million? (i replied to the wrong comment so there's a filler answer, I guess)

Like PolarBears, I'm not really a fan of sci-fi (and I'm still not). But I gave this a chance, and it just so happened that the first episode I watched was "White Tulip".

Speaking seriously, they'll find shows. But they're skipping this pilot season per Deadline.

Season 1 was not very good. To be honest, I think I may have watched it, but I couldn't recall anything from that mini-semblance of a season if you asked me.

Season 1 was not very good. To be honest, I think I may have watched it, but I couldn't recall anything from that mini-semblance of a season if you asked me.

Yep, Xolo Mariduena. Kid's quite articulate for his age if Twitter is to be trusted.

@Tecumseh: No.

@Tecumseh: No.

Watch the Michael J. Fox sitcom demo in the 4s, I bet. Despite it being on NBC. And if Parks is slotted at 9:30 again, how awesome would that be.

Watch the Michael J. Fox sitcom demo in the 4s, I bet. Despite it being on NBC. And if Parks is slotted at 9:30 again, how awesome would that be.

TVDW explained that they're covering the first three episodes because that's what NBC sent out as screeners and the braintrust figures they might as well cover it and see what the pageviews say.

To be fair, we only found out about Leslie's (original) place for one episode early on, never to be revisited or gagged upon (until one reference this season, I recall).

To be fair, we only found out about Leslie's (original) place for one episode early on, never to be revisited or gagged upon (until one reference this season, I recall).

If Chauna (any better name?) means more Alison Becker on the show, yes please!

If Chauna (any better name?) means more Alison Becker on the show, yes please!