Folks, I just don't think I can do it anymore. It's too overwhelming. I've got too much on my plate what with life, the universe and everything.
I can't recap Fringe any longer.
I mean, if I thought anyone would care, I'd stick with it just for you. But while I know people read the Heroes recaps, the Lost recaps and the True Blood recaps (also Deadwood!), I just don't get the impression anyone reads the Fringes. Heck, I'm not sure anyone watches Fringe! I still will, stubbornly, for the rest of the season but if J.J. Abrams doesn't get his head out of his ass, that's all he'll get from me.
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12 hours ago
I support your decision! As you know, I stopped watching Fringe after episode 2. I agonized about it for a while, then totally forgot about it. Let me know if my decision was wrong at the end of the season. (I'm right.)
ReplyDeleteI support my decision too after watching last night's episode. Olivia gets kidnapped for all of 20 minutes - suspenseful (not)! Giant spiny rhino virus slugs - bad CGI! Very little Walter and Astrid - boo! Olivia gets the bad guy to confess, cracking him with her sophisticated interrogation techniques - exciting (not)! Oy. Seriously, does J.J. Abrams even read the scripts?
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for dropping the Fringe write-up. I am still watching Fringe despite the last two eps. I think the fringe science is getting a little too weird; computer virus that kills people and people transforming into cloverfield-porcupine monsters is a little much to me.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm a sucker and will probably stick through to the end of the season.
RW - I just deleted all upcoming Fringes from my DVR queue after giving up halfway through the porcupine monster ep. Call me a quitter but I just couldn't do it. Plus Anna Torv's American accent seems to be failing her. Let me know if I miss anything good!
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