Alex and Max mumbling ideas about what to do while Dave came up with real ones was a great recurring bit, I laughed every time. But Penny's story was the real highlight here, her scene with Pete's friend was golden from beginning to end. So great.

I actually thought this episode did a really good job of subverting the "one-off lesbian fling" trope that sitcoms often throw in to titillate male viewers (*cough*The One With Rachel's Lesbian Kiss*cough*) while ALSO doing a little to fight the dumb belief that bisexuality is just a fling/curiosity/phase thing by…

The Penny subplot was definitely the best part, but I thought it was a really good episode overall.

He stepped off the train so he could give himself up without the Olivia, Peter and Walter ending up captured too.

PROMO THREAD - SPOILERS FOR THE FINALE

This episode felt a little limp to me, but that's to be expected with penultimates (with obvious notable exceptions). I'll comment more thorough thoughts later, but I just want to point out first and foremost that I absolutely loved Michael Cerveris in this episode. The whole Donald/September thing is playing out…

How many episodes did you miss? There was one before the winter hiatus that literally focused entirely on her job at the dealership.

Probably in the part where the only thing you say about those movies as a means of deriding them is that they're revenge fantasies.

Probably in the part where the only thing you say about those movies as a means of deriding them is that they're revenge fantasies.

"Yeah restrain her in the chair, like restraining Timmy on South Park so he can't run off."

"Yeah restrain her in the chair, like restraining Timmy on South Park so he can't run off."

I've found that the general trend with Fringe reviews (or maybe most reviews, I don't know, I've only paid attention to it here) is that the User Rating is typically one grade below the Reviewer Rating. "A"s get an "A-", "A-"s get a "B+" and so on. So it always seems off to me when the User Rating and the Reviewer…

I've found that the general trend with Fringe reviews (or maybe most reviews, I don't know, I've only paid attention to it here) is that the User Rating is typically one grade below the Reviewer Rating. "A"s get an "A-", "A-"s get a "B+" and so on. So it always seems off to me when the User Rating and the Reviewer…

Those would hardly be action figures, now would they?

Those would hardly be action figures, now would they?

We should figure this out if we're going to have a funeral. Or should we just bury her out back with Agent Jessup?

We should figure this out if we're going to have a funeral. Or should we just bury her out back with Agent Jessup?

"A couple of days ago, while writing up a little (as-yet-unpublished) something about how much I’m looking forward to the Fringe finale"

"A couple of days ago, while writing up a little (as-yet-unpublished) something about how much I’m looking forward to the Fringe finale"

Perhaps he appreciates a certain kind of male audience. I, for one, am happy about that.