Jeff Pinkner eschewing parallel universes for time-travelling dinosaurs? But don't worry, in an alternate universe, he's still working on Fringe...

1985 isn't as much fun as it used to be...

It's time to accept no substitutes, as rifts begin to show up in our universe...

Cue red credits, cue Fauxlivia annnnd...[applause sign]...

Walter has something in mind when a comatose terrorist proves hard to interrogate...

There's a killer on the loose, and the Fringe people aren't looking close enough to home...

Roman's back from the dead... and he's not the only one.

The tenner that's worth considerably more than a real tenner...

And the show could go for seven seasons in total...

Déjà-vu as Fox moves another sci-fi fan-favourite to Friday nights…

Fox launch a charm offensive to get Fringe fans off the Valium regarding the move to the Friday Night 'death slot'...

Fringe returns to its roots. Or does it...?

The ailing season three blasts back with perhaps the best Fringe story-arc episode ever...

The lost worlds of scrapped shows often leave not only audiences bitter, but also the TV companies who 'chickened out' too early, only to see cult status and roaring DVD sales reveal their often irreversible mistake...

The Broyles character finally opens up a little, while Our Olivia plots her escape from the Other Universe...

Ham radio isn't the harmless hobby it once was...

Olivia's becoming herself again, and so, maybe, is Fringe...

Fringe is getting more confused than dear old Walter...

Did El Dooderino make a cameo in this week's Other World adventure...?

Some grisly surprises this week... and an extremely pleasant one for Mad Walter.