As someone who loved the original Law & Order, this episode was all kinds of awesome!

I work and live in Milan, Italy.  It is 5:27am and this is the news to which I have awakened.  I am so HAPPY!  :)  This is great for those of us who have followed this show from the beginning!  And even better for the cast and crew who have done such a wonderful job of making Fringe.  Joyful joyful!

While I don't disagree with the point of the article, when I hear the phrase "white people problems", I don't perceive it as an insult to whites or as a putdown.  I perceive it the same way I experience a lot of pop culture that I enjoy: that here is just ONE more show/film/book that lacks diversity.  It is tiresome…

Yeah, my days of having "connections" are long behind me as well, but as I watched the episode, I had the same thought.  In fact, if one had the connections, the time and brain cells to spare, I'm sure a re-viewing of all Fringe episodes in such a state would be rather enjoyable!

Though not completely familiar with the show, I clearly recall the look and feel of the "cheaper/wobblier" version my mom watched during my childhood.  When I think of Dr. Who, that is exactly what I envision, which is why I immediately understood what Inspector Spacetime was all about when it was first introduced. …

I apparently need to watch Dr. Who!  I remember the original series being shown on PBS.  My mom watched it, but I never paid all that much attention.  What's better? The original or the re-boot?

"I was raised on the mean streets of Harlem."

I agree with you on how essential this episode is to gaining an even deeper understanding of many characters.  I am not familiar with the Dr. Who episode of which you speak, but I now want to know more!

Community's version of Dr. Who.  Troy and Abed love it.  Abed got into it while Courgartown was on hiatus early in the season. Britta found it for him.

That Earth1 Future (2026, I believe) was the one before Peter built the bridge between the universes.  It was the result of Earth1 having destroyed Earth2.  I presume this future is linked to the timeline we have been watching all season.  As the two sides are cooperating, perhaps the Fringe Divisions ultimately…

Agree 100%.  Every time I think it's impossible for me to love the show more, it does something bold AND true to the Fringe-verse!

This episode is perfect for people who actually celebrate 420 (I used to teach high school and it was like a national holiday to many students!)  I hope they all enjoyed it!  I think B+ is just right.  I liked it, but felt like it was waaaay too obvious who Etta was all throughout the episode.  I am intrigued by this…

I also found some hilarious moments in the episode: the Dean's recognition that he had taken things too far, Troy's truth serum breakdown, the recurring Die-Hard joke, the nice touch of the "optimistic" music during Annie's and Jeff's return to the scene of their first kiss, the fake slap Annie gave Shirley and the…

I think this episode is a solid A.  Annie is ultimately the only character who can have this particular breakthrough with Abed.  Community fans know about Abed's intense fear of abandonment and his acute awareness of what sets him apart from others (including his friends).  What essentially connects the members of the…

That would have been rather entertaining.

The show really is fantastic.  This past week and a half I was on Spring Break and since I've been suffering from an ear infection, I stayed home and medicated.  It gave me an excuse to re-watch the whole show from Season 1.  I was surprised at how easy it was to view it all again, even the weaker episodes.  The…

I think this episode was a B+.  There was a level of dynamism missing for me and the thematic overtones (sins of the father to save the son having larger implications, etc.) were a bit too obvious (even for Fringe which I don't regard as all that subtle in getting its thematic points across).  I enjoyed the episode,…

I know, right?  I kept wondering what happened to the cab driver as well!  Did he escape the cab before it went into the water?  Did they not recover his body?  What happened to him?  I mean, they focus on his face momentarily when the amphilicite suitcase starts shaking the cab, but there it no follow-up.  It kept…