AAAAHHHH

[kungfuwaynewho]

AAAAHHHH

WHAT JUST HAPPENED ON FRINGE

GUYS

AAAAHHHH

So was Nina replaced?  Has she been locked up in that basement for all the time that fake Nina's been dosing her?  Why am I just now wondering for the very first time why we've never seen Alt!Nina before has that been addressed before and I just missed it/don't remember it?  WHY IS THERE A DISORIENTED NINA IN THE BASEMENT?!

I of course knew the second Olivia left the car something bad was going to happen.  Like, hello Fringe writers, I HAVE WATCHED AN EPISODE OF TV BEFORE OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW WHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN.

(I think I'm mostly excited because this is like the second episode of Fringe I've managed to watch live out of the last ten or so.)

Comments

[sonneta.livejournal.com]

For me I'm eye-roll-y at the writers on the 'ship front at this point. We get it, you like to get them together for one hot second - but one hot second only! Then they must be torn apart! True love always finding each other is great & all, but it would also be nice if we could find out what it's like when they just get to *be together* without one of them dying or getting kidnapped or getting erased from existence or...

[kungfuwaynewho.livejournal.com]

But I feel the only way they could just "be together" is if they were just investigating MOTWs, or if the main arc didn't really affect them in any way. You know? I think they had a nice spell together at the end of last season, honestly, though I was with you previous to that, with all the ridiculousness with Altlivia and the baby (which thankfully they erased from existence, too) and the ~*~betrayal~*~ and all that. But I just haven't been able to complain this season - it's felt organic to the overall story.

I just feel like of all the TV I've watched, and all the ships I've rooted for, Peter and Olivia have had better luck and been together longer than just about anyone. Maybe that's why I'm feeling okay with it? IDK.