For me and all my friends, this has proven to be the most quotable Mel Brooks movie.

Walternate had already been trying to build a door to Earth 1. Bell said as much when they were in Alt-Harvard. It's just that Walternate couldn't figure out how to make it work.

There's also the new red rolling credits, as was pointed out last week, where it says "First People" or something like that. And, Walter did say last week that humans were capable of doing what the All-Stars do in the past, but that it had been lost.

It may be that the other cortexiphan kids didn't actually die. Maybe they will be around somehow. After all, we never saw any bodies except for the tumor guy.

John Noble most definitely deserves an Emmy.

Also, Noel, I hope that you're wrong.
I really hope that Fringe gets more than 2 more seasons.

I don't want the season to end.
First off, I called it!! A couple of weeks ago I said that Walternate was the bad one and I'm pretty sure I was right on that one.

Texas being split in two was one of the first things I picked up on that scene with Walternate in his office as Secretary of Defense.

Does anyone remember Kidd Video?
I have vague memories of that show. I think I liked it as a kid.

I don't think so.

Ferguson had the side of his head (above the ear) shaved. That I remember distinctly.

"Find the crack"

It's all good, Noel.

I'm thinking that the Hammer dude was working with Newton. It can't be as easy as the-surgery-thing-was-just-a-coincidence.

I think most of us here have thought that for sometime.

That's what most of us here have surmised for some time.

Ter12,

I think we will learn of Peter's importance. In the previews for next week, you can hear Walter (at least, I think it was Walter) saying "they're going to use my son to destroy the universe" or something like that.

That's just retarded.

Can we start making assumptions on Peter yet?
I say that when Peter gets taken to Earth2, he will initially feel a deep connection to the planet and his family.