FRINGE #5:Dream Logic/Season 2/2009

Truth Seeker · 15th October 2009, 06:02 PM

Dream Logic

A man attacks his boss after a disturbing dream and the team travels to Seattle to investigate. Meanwhile, Broyles needs to meet with Nina Sharp.

Elodan · 16th October 2009, 09:23 PM

Has anyone caught sight of the observer this season?

Enjoyable episode. The bowling alley Yoda cracks me up.

Crothian · 16th October 2009, 09:58 PM

Haven't seen the observer but then I never do. Neat episode.

DonTadow · 17th October 2009, 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Crothian

Haven't seen the observer but then I never do. Neat episode.

Very good episode and a nice followup to last week. Peter is becoming such an interesting character this season. I keep thinking there's more to him as far as the plot goes.

Fast Learner · 17th October 2009, 09:42 AM

It's strongly implied that Peter isn't the this-universe Peter, but instead that something bad happened to that one and Walter somehow pulled Peter from another, probably the one that Bell is in. That seems to be what his dreams are about, and what was being referred to in relation to his dreams when he was a kid.

So that's something.

Blastin · 18th October 2009, 03:19 AM

Haven't been looking for the observer this season but I did catch him in this episode. It was one of the shots where most of the characters are standing in front of the dream clinic. You can see the observer going down the stairs visible behind them.

WayneLigon · 25th October 2009, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Crothian

Haven't seen the observer but then I never do. Neat episode.

From pictures on Fringepedia, he's in every episode I think. But at the end of Fracture, you see him full-on. He's the guy sitting at the diner at the end, upending an entire container of pepper onto his food.

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Originally Posted by Fast Learner

It's strongly implied that Peter isn't the this-universe Peter, but instead that something bad happened to that one and Walter somehow pulled Peter from another, probably the one that Bell is in.

I think that's a pretty forgone conclusion since in 'There's More Than One of Everything', Walter is seen standing in front of Peter's grave. Also, in Peter's dream sequence from last episode, you can see the Challenger poster in his room, for the 11th mission. The Challenger only flew 10 missions in our world.

Fast Learner · 26th October 2009, 07:43 AM

Yes, agreed, that's why I said it.