May 18
2011
David Fury heads to Fringe.
The Mutant Enemy alum becomes a writer-producer for the FOX show, recently renewed for a fourth season.
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sumogrip | May 18, 11:28 CET
Jelly | May 18, 11:44 CET
Tin Ear Tom | May 18, 11:54 CET
MrArg | May 18, 11:58 CET
blanetalk | May 18, 12:11 CET
@theonetruebix | May 18, 12:13 CET
impalergeneral | May 18, 12:16 CET
Simon | May 18, 12:19 CET
@theonetruebix | May 18, 12:27 CET
redders | May 18, 12:52 CET
Jaymii | May 18, 13:14 CET
While I hope that the show finds a way to make it to Season 5, I think that at this point we fans should be prepared for this to be the final Season.
Risch22 | May 18, 15:27 CET
I take it from some of the comments on this thread that it gets better? If so, when would you say you will know if it's your thing or not? (e.g.The episode equivalent to The Man on the Street?)
Bluey | May 18, 16:13 CET
@theonetruebix | May 18, 16:37 CET
Overall S2 is when Fringe really starts settling in, but one wouldn't want to *start* with S2, IMHO.
@theonetruebix | May 18, 16:43 CET
Nebula1400 | May 18, 16:56 CET
I had tuned in to the pilot very hopefully and found it lackluster. Then it seemed to become even worse over the next half dozen Episodes. Fortunately for me, I had nothing else to watch in that time slot and kept tuning in, so as to use the show as background noise while on my computer. Sometime between S1Ep 8-10 I suddenly realized that the writing had noticeably improved and started to actually watch it again.
I'm really glad that I stuck with it, and for me it joins a long list of shows that started slowly and then turned themselves around.
Risch22 | May 18, 17:31 CET
"They got... the amber... OUUUTTTT!"
Tin Ear Tom | May 18, 18:40 CET
I think I watched the first fifteen episodes in two days and discovered that I shouldn't eat anything while watching the eps. The series started a bit lukewarm, but it suddenly became mind-blowingly awesome. David Fury's a welcome addition for me. *hurrah again*
csi_spy | May 18, 19:14 CET
cabri | May 18, 19:48 CET
IrrationaliTV | May 18, 19:59 CET
cabri | May 18, 20:26 CET
Kaan | May 18, 20:30 CET
cheryl | May 18, 20:30 CET
@theonetruebix | May 18, 20:35 CET
hacksaway | May 18, 20:44 CET
@theonetruebix | May 18, 20:50 CET
cabri | May 18, 22:12 CET
[ edited by bedukay on 2011-05-19 08:18 ]
bedukay | May 18, 22:13 CET
Also, I thought Tim's job is getting shows cancelled by helping to make them misunderstood works of genius? 2 of my favorite relatively recent canceled shows have him listed in their credits: The Chicago Code and Terriers. *sob*
bedukay | May 18, 22:15 CET
eddy | May 19, 03:19 CET
dorkenheimer | May 19, 08:32 CET
@theonetruebix | May 19, 10:48 CET
AnotherFireflyfan | May 19, 11:19 CET
MrArg | May 19, 11:40 CET
Simon | May 19, 11:58 CET
I love Fringe, and adding David Fury to the mix makes it even better. Congratulations to him! May it be a long-lasting post.
nthdegree | May 19, 13:14 CET
I've listened to your recommendations on Babylon 5 (it was awesome even though I laughed at rather than with most of the first season) and The Vampire Diaries (the consensus here was that it got better from episodes 6 or 7 of Season 1, and I've just finished ep 7, and darn it was good, definitely a significant improvement, looking forward to finding out what happens next and if and how they sustain the momentum). So I'll listen to your recommendations in this case too, particularly given that David's now on board.
Re: first season being worth watching just for John Noble's acting, I am definitely keen on watching good acting, I didn't realize quite how much a single excellent actor could improve my enjoyment of a series until Chris Colfer's (Kurt's) performance in Glee. While the show itself can be a bit uneven (even for a fan of melodrama and singing like me), his nuanced acting always elevates a scene. (It probably helps that he gets given some of the more serious aspects of what constitutes a plot).
Bluey | May 19, 15:53 CET