That is fantastic news.

"…his lofty ambitions conflicting with his limited means and his personality utterly lacking the self-awareness that would lead him to step back and reevaluate his life.

Or, you know, "Body And Soul"

Relax man it's just television.

House should trade Park for Cameron.

I've never heard of Supernatural man but Fringe was always just a fun entertaining show to watch every week; the writing this season has just gotten really bad though. There was always poor acting (Peter) and cheesy writing but you ignored it because the over-arching plot was interesting. Now that they're running with…

This show started to really suck this season.

Guess Bodie and Poot just blinded Wallace. Nice B'more name drop by Taub in the beginning. I need me some McNuggets.

You got a good heart in there too, not like the rest of these niggas.

Ah I forgot he just found the device from the lake, I suppose you're right then. Gives me hope for the story. Has it been renewed for a fifth season or is this the last?

I know I'm just saying that the person who developed the technology to experience time as the Observers do and figured out the math behind it ought to have a larger role in the overall plot don't you think? I'm interested to see where they're going with the plot but if it's going to end up just being "we need to get…

Remember that mathematician that figured out the Observer technology? Shouldn't he be the most important person to the Observers? He's the first to discover and develop this technology, and he experiences the world as the Observers do. If he doesn't at least get referred to later this season his whole…

Goddamn that was good.

That flashback scene in Mexico was really fucking good. Only negative was Esposito's horrible gringo accent; he should have worked on it more if we are to believe his character is from Chile. He makes up for it with great acting though so it's all good.

I find it hard to believe Gustavo Fring is South American, considering he really sucks at speaking Spanish.

Are you serious because he's a pretty shitty actor.

He attracted them using his mound of sugar. As the old adage goes, "In America, first you get the sugar, then you get the power, then, you get the women".

Pretty good episode. The scenes with Walter, Nina, and Lincoln were great, but some of the acting in the other scenes brought the episode down a bit.