And we’re back!

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This episode picks up right where “Welcome to Westfield” left off. I heartily approve. This is how you handle a cliffhanger. Olivia tells Peter she kissed him because it “felt normal.” He’s worried about her health and wants Walter to check her out. She’s embarrassed and insists she just needs to rest, alone. Oh, and then she starts having flashes from the first timeline, specifically when she first realized Peter was from Over There. Again, I heartily approve. Read the rest of this entry →

So. Um. Peter and Olivia are having sex. Right down to business, then. It’s unclear whether this is a memory or a dream. Olivia’s damn phone rings/buzzes just as they’re getting to the I-love-yous. It’s Peter. He and Walter have reached a breakthrough in their research, but they need Olivia’s help. Read the rest of this entry →

We open this week on a man named Chet, sitting in his doctor’s office. He’s just learned he has malignant cancer. The doctor is very optimistic, telling Chet there is a 95% survival rate. After leaving the doctor, Chet sits down at a bus stop. A stranger sits down next to him and starts telling him the radiation therapy and chemotherapy won’t work. Rather than wondering how the hell this man knows his business, Chet tells the stranger that the doctor gave him a 95% chance of survival. The stranger says he’s the other 5%. A bus pulls up, blocking our view of the bench. When it pulls away, we see Chet is alone again. He’s lying down on the bench, dead, with blood streaming from his eyes. Read the rest of this entry →

This week Olivia and Broyles are examining surveillance photos of the Observers. Broyles says they’ve been tracking the Observers for three years. Nice to know you’re on top of things, FBI. Olivia relays the Observer’s message about her inevitable death. She says Astrid’s blood test found no DNA match, but did find antibodies for the Spanish flu, the last outbreak of which was in 1919. Broyles wants Olivia to have a security detail, but she took the Observer’s message as a warning rather than a threat. Read the rest of this entry →

Fringe Division, New York. Col. Broyles views security cam footage of Fauxlivia and Otherlee sneaking Lincoln into the building. He figures out where they stashed him and fills a syringe with something yellow. Luckily for Lincoln, Walternate stops Col. Broyles (with Peter in tow) to tell Broyles about the infiltrating shape-shifters. Murphy — or the shape-shifter posing as him — is soon to be autopsied. Col. Broyles says Fauxlivia and Otherlee are at that moment tracing the call that was made to Murphy. Read the rest of this entry →