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Well I really enjoyed the show last night. I like how we found out that Ray and Tommy are really brothers and that Ray is Becca’s uncle. I am also glad that they made it that Hauser approached Ray years ago to help him with all of this and that he turned him down and the Becca figured it all out and know’s that Hauser needs her more than she needs him. It seems to me that Tommy is a big key in all of this. I loved it at the end when Ray told him to get out and never come back and to stay away from Becca. I’m wondering if the Warden really knows that Tommy and Ray were related and somehow got Hastings in the present day to keep looking for Tommy. At least Hastings got to see his daughter Annie but what amazed me is that Becca shot him in the leg and then all of a sudden Hauser has him in the car looking at Annie and her family. I don’t get also why Hastings can’t see her he is in the present day. When Hauser said he was a casualty of what happened I think that the families being told that the guards were victims of a chemical spill is a lie and Hauser knows what really happened to both guards and prisoners. There are so many new questions now to be answered. This is getting complicated to follow and I wish they would start answering some of them.

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Well so we found out that an Observer was named September that saved Peter’s life at the lake and Neil had the contraption that belonged to him. Very interesting tie in if you ask me. I loved the Astrid story line. I think they did this very well with FauxAstrid bringing up her father and making us get some sense of where Astrid is in our universe and the relationship with her father. I guess the mother’s don’t actually count but the difference between the two was outstanding and Jasika Nicole did an outstanding job. I loved the thing with the coffee and the handshake and how Walter just fell in love with her. Her little talk loosened him up a little bit towards Peter I also think. Was excellent how the portrayed them so differently. I also loved walter and FauxOlivia and how he called her mata hari and went off on her in the beginning. It was also good how they ended it more friends at the end. They are starting to tie up things a little bit more I think with the discovery of this gizmo Neil had and I liked it. Great episode. I’m shocked that the ratings were so crappy and that it is below Grimm.

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Nina is a piece of work I tell ya. She is so up to no good and when Peter said that the Observers have already lived the future I was sort of taken back by that. I never figured that so I guess the one that is watching Olivia’s house, being the same one that told her she is going to die, as already seen her die. I was so hoping that Emily was going to be able to tell Olivia what was going to happen to her but now that she is dead, which was a shocker, she will never know I suppose, unless something comes up like that again in the show, which I highly doubt. I still love how Peter is comparing his home timeline to the timeline that he is in now and no one else gets it. I still think they are doing this whole timeline thing very well. Poor Walter electrocuting himself three times and then having no control over his bladder. Was a good episode tonight but like what I said in The Firm, they are beginning to drag this a little bit to much for me. I want them to get a move on with this.

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Yeah the ratings rose:

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Well I have to start off and say this sure isn’t Jack Bauer. I knew it wouldn’t be and I’m not so sure about this series. I’m going to give it some more time and see how it all pans out. I was really confused by the different people and nothing be said and tied in until the very end. Another thing that drove me nuts is that I use close captioning and all the figures the son was saying didn’t match what Jake was saying. I thought it was just something wrong at the beginning but at the end when he started again on the numbers the same thing happened. I’m not so sure I like the premis of the show either. It just seems way out there but as with all shows there is something way out there that you just have to accept. I don’t get why it took Martin 11 years to figure out the clues that Jake was giving out. I guess though they had to start somewhere and I knew the minute he went to that old house they guy was going to say something like what he did to keep Martin there. It didn’t touch me as Buddy TV said it would. I’m more interested in how Jake got all those phones to ring from the same number like he did at the same time. It doesn’t come back on until March so I’m going to watch it then for a couple of episodes and see if it’s really something I want to follow. I guess I just wanted Jack and Chloe back LOL The ratings were great but I wonder if it’s from the American Idol lead in?

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I really like Elizabeth and her talk with Walter did the job. It was a great conversation that the both of them had. It was too funny when Walter was dealing with the cow and playing with that tail and the umbrella for Astrid. Speaking of Astrid I also liked it when she was in the alternate universe and told Peter “Cool”. AltBroyles sure is causing havoc with the team by being the mole and helping Jones. At least the team knows that but I think it’s going to take some time before they figure out that it is him. When Jones didn’t recognize Peter that threw me for a loop with the time line simply because again, Peter is the only one that knows that he belongs into the timeline when he first stepped into the machine at the end of last season. At least that’s the timeline I’m assuming he belongs in. So not only has the time line thrown everyone in Fringe Division off but it’s also thrown the entire world off it seems because Jones should have known Peter. I’m anxious to see how they finally get all this back together and everyone on the same page. I was thrilled when Walter went to see Peter and told him he will help him. Progress is in the works.

You know the ratings seem to be staying the same as you can see below. I heard or read a year ago or so that Fringe would have a hard time getting more of an audience because it would be so hard to follow if you just started watching it and didn’t know it’s history. That makes sense. Let’s hope it holds steady and is enough to not get it cancelled. Grimm on the other hand had a good showing. I’m amazed because it wasn’t my favorite episode, but who am I to say LOL

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I love the Doc and Becca on this show and I’m so glad that they are going to be partners. I know that Hauser was one of the guards off the boat when it first started and I can’t figure out if he is a good guy or a bad guy. And at least with Lucy we know that they have found one of the Non-inmates now. It was real good how the keep the flow of these episodes going and flashing backwards and forwards. There is a lot of continuity. I also noticed that you can tell JJ Abrams is involved because of the music. At times it sounds a lot like Lost. Now all I can do is think that the new prison is called the Bat Cave because of Doc. When he said that I thought perfect. I love his store that he has as well. This series could go on for a real long time because of all the 63′s that are missing and I can see them doing this one a week, or a couple like they did in the second hour of the show. The warden is something else to. I thought it was Ed Asner at first glance. Becca is one smart cookie I tell you and I really like her as the lead. She’s also as tough as nails. And to think that her grandfather was a prisoner there and that he was the one in the opening. This is going to be a great show and I do hope that the ratings in the morning are good for it.

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Well they left this so that if this series doesn’t return it ended right where it should of. Of course Badlands has to have another portal some place. I loved that what they were shipping was the bow of a ship. I would have never thought that in a million years. When Lucas was hugging Taylor I sure was buying it and thought well there is going to be peace. I was certainly wrong about that and I was glad that Skye killed him. She sure was good with him and that certainly brought her back into the good graces of Taylor. I loved both Shannon’s. They way they portrayed him when the bomb went off was excellent and then when she blackmailed the guy to get him released was real good as well. Having Josh’s girlfriend die from 2149 paves the way for Skye and him to get together if the series continues. I liked the corporal that stopped the bomb as well and felt bad for Washington dying but I suppose someone had to. I’m wondering where Mira and the Sixers went. I guess that’s part of the suspense because I can see them joining forces with Taylor because they think that they are cut off from 2149 and she will be pissed. I loved that dinosaur going around eating up those people and shaking his head with them in his mouth. LOL Too good that was. Not a bad ending I must say. Not so sure it should be renewed. I thought this was corny at times but I will watch it if it returns.

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I’m so glad that Skye is out now and I do hope that Taylor forgives her. He needs to. Curran, or is it Curren, earned is way back to TN nicely and it was good of Taylor to let him back in. I really liked Maddy with her plex. She is so studious and so opposite of Josh that I like that. Her and her boyfriend are a good couple and I like it that they aren’t making them get it on right out of the shoot. Lucas is a piece of work. At least we now know why he can’t stand Taylor so much and I wonder if and when they get him back if he and Skye could become an item. That star thing where she did the programming is cool. I like how they do the electronic stuff in this show. I’m anxious to see when the people come back from 2149. It’s gonna be a good fight. One of the better shows in this series.

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