Wyman has pretty strongly hinted that we aren't going to see the alt-universe again, and with only thirteen episodes in this season it makes sense. Any time spent with the alt-universe will take away time from the main arc and I don't think there's enough time to fully flesh out the alt-universe in 2036.

The Mass Effect 3 trailers are awesome.

The Mass Effect 3 trailers are awesome.

While I agree that Lost was a one of a kind show with it's substantial budget and giant cast on boldness and distinctiveness I would say that Fringe has exceeded Lost.

While I agree that Lost was a one of a kind show with it's substantial budget and giant cast on boldness and distinctiveness I would say that Fringe has exceeded Lost.

I agree anyone who likes the later seasons will almost certainly appreciate the various character moments in the first season.

I agree anyone who likes the later seasons will almost certainly appreciate the various character moments in the first season.

Good call on the role-playing game reference. Seriously it was essentially the standard beginning of JRPG game, and the only thing missing was Giancarlo Esposito burning down the village.

Good call on the role-playing game reference. Seriously it was essentially the standard beginning of JRPG game, and the only thing missing was Giancarlo Esposito burning down the village.

Running a show is really akin to being a manager and it's entirely possible that no one on the existing staff (who stay on) were prepared or qualified for the job.

Running a show is really akin to being a manager and it's entirely possible that no one on the existing staff (who stay on) were prepared or qualified for the job.

If it's any consolation(and I'll assume it's not) Dan Harmon will stand to get a decent bundle from syndication. Not Chuck Lorre money, but a decent amount. Also this kinds of reinforces my opinion of Bob Greenblatt with his comments at the end of Chuck's run as a bit of a jerk.

If it's any consolation(and I'll assume it's not) Dan Harmon will stand to get a decent bundle from syndication. Not Chuck Lorre money, but a decent amount. Also this kinds of reinforces my opinion of Bob Greenblatt with his comments at the end of Chuck's run as a bit of a jerk.

I'll be honest when I first saw the ads for the show I thought this show would be terrible. The fact that it took Happy Endings spot didn't help either. I'm pleased that I was wrong. Also props to ABC for actually giving it a good shot unlike NBC with Bent and BFF.

With Friday Night Lights you knew that the writers love their characters and even though pretty much every character gets knock down (often repeatedly) by the end of  the series everyone is at the very least at a promising point of their life (with perhaps the exception of Luke Cafferty but he's still is in control of…

Honorary Promotion from the Marine Corps?

That's the consequence of being a network show with 22 episodes and about 10 months to write and once you air it you don't really have the chance to go back and change it. All you can do is put the best stories out and anything that doesn't work you go out a tie-up as neatly as you can. Look at The Lord of the Rings…

But then you have all the people complaining on how improbable that a single gunshot wound would somehow cause a person to fall into a prolonged coma.

Pretty sure it's just the seal of the FBI.

"It's extra-stupid because lots of people actually use condoms for a while before having full unprotected, no-worries sex."
WALTER: Even condoms are not 100% effective. You two should be aware of this.  
1.02 "The Same Old Story"