The season two premiere of Fringe premiere on 9/17 @ 9:00 PM EST on FOX.

A New Day in the Old Town
"Olivia returns from her strange journey into the alternate reality and Peter tries to get information about her visit, while being unknowingly pursued by a new threat. Walter returns to the lab and prepares for his son's upcoming birthday."

Discuss here.

I'm glad this show is back. Very entertaining. John Nobles really deserved an Emmy nod in supporting for his work last year

I would have liked to see John Noble as an Emmy nominee as well.

Also, I'm curious as to what happens to Charlie, since Kirk Acevedo said he was fired, but he's still on the show. Hmmm. . .

I'm interested in the whole Peter being dead and everything.

Also, can't wait to see how the Peter/Olivia relationship evolves. Talk about sexual tension between them last season.

What did everyone think? I'm VERY interested in the new agent/bible story line. They could take that so many places.

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Originally posted by MissyGal:
I would have liked to see John Noble as an Emmy nominee as well.

Also, I'm curious as to what happens to Charlie, since Kirk Acevedo said he was fired, but he's still on the show. Hmmm. . .

Last I heard he renegotiated and was rehired. Which is good because Abrams has said he had things planned for Charlie. So perhaps "he" will stick around for a bit.

Mild Spoilers From Season 2 Premier:

I loved it! Sure it's not a profound show, but it's certainly a lot of fun! I like the addition of the new agent. And that bible bit was pretty intriguing at the end.

John Noble is freaking awesome.

That scene where Oliva flew out of the car was such a great shock.

But that twist at the end...DAAAAAAAANG! I thought that tussle with the shape shifter and Charlie was resolved to quickly, but I didn't expect them to go ahead and do that.

Last night's episode was so awesome!

Damn, the summer was worth the wait. But we all knew that Olivia couldn't possibly be dead in the beginning. Those scenes between Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson were so amazing! As much as a romance would be great with them, it would totally ruin the show. Anna Torv as so sublime as she portrayed a scared and fragile FBI agent who was attacked and couldn't load her gun that was hidden underneath her pillow in her hospital bed. I really felt bad for her but she like the heroine that she is, the best line of the night was, "Get that bitch!". OMG, was that hilarious! John Noble was funny as heck with the custard making and the biopsy of the corpse.

What a tremendous way to start! Looking forward towards next week's episode, for sure!

What we all have to prepare ourselves though is that there's only going to be a handful of eppys shown then World Series starts then we're all going to have to wait for Fringe to start again in the winter.

But I hope with the Thursday move, Fox reeps the ratings rewards.

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Originally posted by caresa:
What we all have to prepare ourselves though is that there's only going to be a handful of eppys shown then World Series starts then we're all going to have to wait for Fringe to start again in the winter.

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I feel like they always do this to us. Fringe is such an inconsistently scheduled show.

Did anyone else watch last night? I thought it was a good episode, not much to do with the overall story or the new FBI agent.

I watched it last night and it was creepy as hell! Damn, how do I watch this show then go to sleep right after! It was so intense! The boy creature underneath the ground snatching people above and killing them. It sent chills down my spine.

Oh, and when they were in that creepy house and they were digging out the blocks in the basement, and that creature thing grabbed Olivia and Peter kicked the creatures a$$. OMG, that was so awesome!

It was a very solid episode, there wasn't a dull moment.

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Another good episode. This show has a lot going for it. I really wish Fox would've kept it on Tuesday nights or even Monday following "House" My DVR is already about to blow up on Thursday nights!

I'm not a big fan of watching TV on the Internet, but I will have to make an exception for "Fringe"

I'm ****ed they did what they did to Charlie. No wonder Kirk Acvedo went on his Facebook page and complained that they had fired him. In essence, they did. Ugh.

Anybody watch the most recent episode? Definitely the best episode of the season so far. Though it REALLY bothers me that the new FBI agent seems to have vanished, after they set up their own story line.