Most of the time, I'll think an episode of something was pretty funny or even really funny or really good, then I come here and see that everyone is just shitting on it..or if i look at the comments/grade ahead of time it really forms my expectations.  people love to be negative about shit, especially on the…

Ahhh you put it so well…really, really helpful, seriously. thanks…

I fuckin loved it too…im glad someones with me on this, because i feel like you're the only person i've seen thats said this..one of the things i MOST looked forward to in the week was gettin stoney mcadams and saving todd margaret, archer, justified, and portlandia to watch together..what a great fuckin line up.…

Yeah people are rippin on the spike jonze meta scene at the end but honestly that fuckin killed me i loved that shit..the way he was like pointing it all out and he at the end he turns around and goes "Dav—" and the scene cuts…so funny to me.  I have to say I really loved the series, but thats cause I like almost…

My man, you just really helped me to clarify most of the questions I had.  When I started Fringe it had just started its second season, so I got to watch all the first season without waiting a week and all that jazz..so now with the breaks between episodes, and seasons, i came into this fourth season pretty confused…

I think its somewhat telling, or interesting, to note that they haven't ever bothered to show us what regular olivia and regular everyone are doing back in their regular timeline that we were with for 3 seasons..I definitely think that this "different 'timeline'" is simply what everyone is like without the existence…

By the way, I agree. get rid of him and the office will be a way better show.  i would even be excited to watch it again, but now that he's been on it i get this sense of "guhhhh" every time i start an episode and he comes on screen.

I absolutely can't stand robert california..i dont know if its just james spader in the role but i dont like the character and i dont like james spader playing him…i haven't since the first episode he was in. something about him in these season 8 episodes just throws me off and really, really annoys me.

joe rogan much?

but how did peter get to this new pair of universes (orange and green) in the first place? is that what happened when he went through the machine and disappeared? i dont get why he ended up in this new pair…and how come he died in both of these new ones? because the observers didn't save him in these ones?  this…

I read here on one of the discussions in the comment sections (for a previous episode, a while back) that there was some connection between the names kennedy and heidi and why they were named that..but i can't remember where i saw this or what it said…does anyone know?

Does anyone think its a coincidence that "New Slang" by The Shins was playing in the background in "Eloise" (Season 4) and that The Shins' single for new slang had a b-side with a song called "Sphagnum Esplanade?" If that's just a coincidence, which I'm sure it has to be, unless Chase loves The Shins that much, its a…

Oh and when he goes into the bathroom at vesuvio's in the dream, with vic makezian, and checks for the gun…I couldn't stop thinking about how this had to tie in somehow to the final scene of the series..but like I said, I look into things too much, I think…

Damn…I really liked this. I always have the problem of wanting to look TOO far into things, so these dream sequences just kill me because I love them so much but I have this need to know, or at least try to analyze, all the symbols and what not…

After rewatching this episode…I really fell in love with it way more so than the first time I went through the series.  Another thing I keep thinking about is how much I miss Ralph/Joey Pants..He's incredible as an actor and played the part wonderfully, while the character he played was one of my favorite aspects of…

its insane, this guys taint…

its insane, this guys taint..

Oh AND I had the subtitles on and in the first dream sequence before Ralph changes the radio station "Tears of a Clown" by Smokey Robinson is playing…I'm sure a bunch of people have noticed this but no one's mentioned it.  Just an idea of how much thought Chase put into even the tiniest of details…

Yes i'm so glad you saw this too ahah it was so weird..after I watched the episode I went to Wikipedia and saw that so I went back to the episode and the glass really does move, yet neither bobby nor janice notice it..its bizarre.

Just curious, why did West have to take a lesser role in season 4?  I never knew that they did that on purpose…