Fringe 1x04 Reaction | The Arrival
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025
- In this episode we have: a giant egg-like cylinder, a mysterious bald man, and the very elusive ROOT BEER FLOAT!
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"Is... he... *human* ???
Cause he ate a really weird sandwich."
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As you watched the series, remember just about everything you have seen as the seasons go along, it will come back
Love the Observer in his first real appearance. This episode amped up the the show for me.
I love rewatching Fringe and finding little hints. 😂
Im so happy that you've continued watching and enjoying this series! Trust me, it's gonna get ALOT weirder hahha.
Keep a lookout for the observer in each episode, it's a fun game i didn't catch the first time around, and they literally spelled it out in this ep, that he appears all over historical/important events.
This is like the fringe version of a Stan Lee cameo, SORT OF :D (in the sense of keeping an eye out for a certain reacurring character)
And I gotta add that the Astrid/Walter storyline throughout the series is not gonna disappoint you. Can't wait for episode 5!
10:14 Oh hello there, Denethor!
During original airing of the show, The Observer would pop up in some of the commercials and talk shows on Fox.
Really? That's amazing! Kind of sad I missed that.
@@CarmenYoung he was even on some of the NFL Sunday football games. Just skulking about in the background.
@@leegutierrez1562 that's just so cool! I love that!
@@CarmenYoung you probably could find the commercials or the shows they were in, here on RUclips.
@@leegutierrez1562 I'll have to do a search!
I love Fringe but I do laugh at how aggressive the lens flare is sometimes! Like okay JJ, that conversation really needed that. 😆
They go so hard on the lens flares, it does make me laugh at times 😂
I never noticed them until after I saw people online complaining about them. That was several seasons in.
I forgot how early the observer appeared.
"Right now all I have are questions" - in about four and a half seasons you might get the answers to most of them ;)
This week’s clue can be found at around 43:15 during the episode ‘The Ghost Network’ where an image of the cylinder is visible on the wall to the left of Olivia _(right side of your screen)_
The Expanse has trained you well, young Carmen. Your observational skills are impressive.
The dark-suited bald guy, the Observer, has appeared a couple of times already. They did show him in the hospital when that infant grew to adulthood in hours.
Everything in this show is science-fiction, never mystical or magical or occultic. They stretch science fiction to the extremes, but it's always science fiction.
@Darkstar It always is given a scientific basis, even if it's absurd. That makes it consistently sci-fi. The distinction you're making is between this and hard sci-fi, where it all is scientifically accurate and realistic. That genre is - basically non-existent outside of written fiction. Bc it's difficult and less fun. How does any of the tech in Star Trek work? How are there humans inhabiting uninhabitable single-terrain planets in Star Wars? None of it's science.
ah, september my baby! i don't think it's spoilers to say his name is september. when the show was airing, i think it was this very episode where an early synopsis spilled the beans that the script referred to him as "september" even though his name is not said. (this synopsis was later edited to remove the name, but it stuck with fans.) the show honors this, which i'm excited for you to see. everyone at the show was incredibly thankful of the fanbase support. it's because of us they got season 4 & 5 :')
anyway i could ramble about this show forever. i mean, i have several fringe-related tattoos and more planned. (they're all subtle, though i am debating getting the glyph of the first letter of my name). ANYWAY this is my favorite show of all-time and the only show i've ever been a part of since the very beginning so it holds a very special place in my heart
September, right. Why did I think his name was Thursday?
A first real mytharc episode.
Gene is the unsung hero of this show! Grazing day forthcoming!
In many ways, you are much too smart for this show. You pick up on the little hints so well. You are great at seeing subtext, and I love that you noted that some things they show us in the Fringe may just be in the person's mind. As some other people have said, many little things early on become very important later. It is probably already clear to you that some of the same people who worked on this would later work on Westworld. You are such a lover of mysteries, you are going to have a very difficult time not binging this. Great reactions! Loving every second. Love the pig tails. Gorgeous!
Your “doubt”. Was so fuckin funny. And to even say Walter is a little testy is funny as fuck. 😅
God, I’m enjoying your take!
Ah, yes, The Observer!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍
The Observer is such an interesting character. Becoming more interesting soon.
This show pulls from science fiction as well as reality. I've always theorized that The Observer was inspired by mythical The Umbrella Man from the JFK assassination.
Oh! September is just around the corner.
Have you seen the hidden message in the opening credits of every episode?
14:26 WALTERS EXCUSE: Shure it was necessary to put this scene in and it was performed wonderfully but that both actors didn´t show much reaction to this event at least in the next two or three episodes felt to me somewhat unnatural
Good writing, in this show.
The first season doesn't drop as many plot-lines and Chekhov's Guns as the first season of The Expanse, but it's right up there. :)
Project Thor was a real thing back in the 1950s, and people still kick the idea around a bit.
Essentially, it would work by launching satellites into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) that held a dozen or more tungsten "rods," the size of telephone poles, into orbit.
The rods would have fin-stabilizers and some guidance, to allow them to hit any particular point on the Earth's surface, and the tungsten would allow them to survive re-entry while heating up to thousands of degrees.
Essentially, the super-heated tungsten rods would strike the target at super-sonic speeds, with pin-point accuracy.
Nothing could survive it, for hundreds of feet below the surface, they'd prove almost impossible to stop because one would have a minute or less of warning, and the engineering needed to prevent penetration is, basically, surreal.
The proper name for them is "orbital kinetic-kill weapons" or "hyper-velocity rod bundles," but everybody who worked on the project called them, "rods from God," because they'd hit like Mjollnir and utterly annihilate any target.
In practical terms, the system proved pretty difficult to implement, because the plasma shock-wave created by re-entry both blocks any attempts to guide them remotely *and* prevents on-board sensors from seeing outside the plasma.
However, what ended research was not only the difficulty with targeting, given the technology of 65-plus years ago, but also the high cost of launching a large network of them into orbit, and maintaining them, once there.
The series starts rolling along, now, and some of your guesses are *way* off, but you have no way to know that. :)
FIND THE OBSERVER IN THE EPISODE !!!!
A typical thing of the Observers is how sharp there fodd is favored but I know a lot of people who are able to eat a sandwich the same way as the Observer, even an aunt of mine .) So this is not as unusual as the script writers might have thought.
@@rogerlynch5279 Not to mention, one of the long term side effects of COVID is taste is affected negatively.