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I would have to say that i'm not a big fan of Fringe and sorta would of liked an X Files clone instead of this but you know people look for something new and fresh and this is it
I like Fringe. I'm glad it's not a clone.
I am a bit confused about the ending of the latest episode.
I really like Fringe and this was a bit confusing but really a good episode. I'm not too happy with the way they're going with it. I'm afraid they're taking a little too far.
This show actually did remind me of the X Files at first then it just showed me that something could be just as good and even better in some ways by bringing in some new thinking and new out of the ordinary dimentional situations to deal with. It's really gotten so inter character involved with one another that it can be a little confusing and annoying even but still keeps your attention all the same.