Fringe Review: Bishops, Blondes and Bullets Comments (Page 2)
24 Comments
Marisa1983 Rank: Recurring Character
October 27th, 2012 5:13 PM
Etta's death totally took me by surprise. I figured she was gonna stay until the end, even though she wasn't listed as a series regular. It's funny I wouldn't have cared about her last year, but since we got to know her and all the sacrifices Peter and olivia made to search for her, it was so sad to see her die like that. Peter and olivia had it so hard in this series, killing their daughter seems rather cruel.
Carissa Pavlica Rank: Staff Member
October 27th, 2012 5:04 PM
Hey Prutgardin - If you go to the bottom of the quotes page, there is a place where you can submit any quote you liked from the show and get the credit. Head over there and do it! I don't want to take credit from where it's due. :-)
Prutgardin
October 27th, 2012 4:58 PM
There is a quote missing from your quote page:
Broyles: Agent Dunham.
I completely lost it when he said that ;-)
Carissa Pavlica Rank: Staff Member
October 27th, 2012 3:27 PM
Elliott, I am well aware that Etta blew up the building. That she knew she was going to die and tried to take them with her. She still died for love. When did I say the Observers blew up the building?
When did I say Peter loved Etta less than Olivia? From the start we were all lead to believe that he loved her more, that's why it was so difficult for Olivia to lose her when she was just able to admit to herself that she was worthy of having a daughter to love in the first place.
Finally, I don't review the previews or spoilers. I review the episode. There are spoiler posts for those who want to read them.
PattiK.
October 27th, 2012 12:46 PM
Great review! You captured everything that was important and all of the puzzles they try to throw at us. Sorry Etta had to go but I am a believer in
happy endings and they may just be able to get them all together before the end. Good job as usual Carissa!
Elliot
October 27th, 2012 12:09 PM
Wow what a bizarre, mistake-filled review. As though Peter doesn't love his daughter equally to Olivia, as though the Observers blew up the building in a trap (Etta blew up the building, duh). And it is not at all clear that Windmark knows Phillip is part of the resistance. And if you look at the promo for next week, it's Peter going all midieval on the Observers. But by all means continue your freaky insistence that Olivia is a victim of the Bishops and that she alone has true feelings or strength. You might not want to read Joel Wyman then though, he says this season is equally about the three of them, and nobody's journey (not even Olivia's) is more important than the others'.
Sandy
October 27th, 2012 11:57 AM
Olivia is much more of a bad ass than Peter though. She's better at it.
neb8fan
October 27th, 2012 10:28 AM
I had a feeling something would happen to Etta, since I dont think the actress that plays her was listed as a series regular. I think Peter is about to a bit crazy, similar to when he hunted down and killed that group of shape shifters after the Olivias were switched.
Fringe504
October 27th, 2012 9:06 AM
Olivia Dunham has always been used for the story of Walter and or Peter Bishop, to give them depth, now they did it with Etta for Peter.
Olivia had a bond with a character what could have become interesting, but once again that had to be destroyed, as the only real bond they write for is Walter and Peter and
Olivia will now once again have to run after Peter, like she has been doing since midseason3, see preview.
I hope Olivia will be back in aa Active role, saving the world be important, but I fear she has been made into an Elisabeth, woman only there for her man.
Sam
October 27th, 2012 8:39 AM
Fringe is unbearably depressing this season.
jemiph
October 27th, 2012 6:19 AM
Hmm.. not happy. I think it is way too much of a downer. Isn't the story miserable enough already?
Sami
October 27th, 2012 1:51 AM
This added so much unneeded emotional stress in my life right now. However, I have hope. I have a feeling that the thing that happened at the end, was Etta crossing over to the alternate universe, where she meets up with Faux-livia and Agent Lincoln and they save her, and at the end, they all swoop in and save the day. That may be wishful thinking on my part because I miss the alt-verse and I miss Etta, but I really hope it happens.
latrice
October 27th, 2012 12:36 AM
this was a sad episode
CPC
October 26th, 2012 10:11 PM
Little Olive isnt the one that the Observors need to worry about Peter was the one that couldnt stop looking for Etta. I hate to compare anyone that a actually like but Peter is about to go prenuts Mel Gibson on them motherf*ckers.
Walter: It's a beautiful name. Astrid: What is? Walter: Astrid.
Rank: Recurring Character
October 27th, 2012 5:13 PM
Etta's death totally took me by surprise. I figured she was gonna stay until the end, even though she wasn't listed as a series regular. It's funny I wouldn't have cared about her last year, but since we got to know her and all the sacrifices Peter and olivia made to search for her, it was so sad to see her die like that. Peter and olivia had it so hard in this series, killing their daughter seems rather cruel.
Rank: Staff Member
October 27th, 2012 5:04 PM
Hey Prutgardin - If you go to the bottom of the quotes page, there is a place where you can submit any quote you liked from the show and get the credit. Head over there and do it! I don't want to take credit from where it's due. :-)
October 27th, 2012 4:58 PM
There is a quote missing from your quote page:
Broyles: Agent Dunham.
I completely lost it when he said that ;-)
Rank: Staff Member
October 27th, 2012 3:27 PM
Elliott, I am well aware that Etta blew up the building. That she knew she was going to die and tried to take them with her. She still died for love. When did I say the Observers blew up the building?
When did I say Peter loved Etta less than Olivia? From the start we were all lead to believe that he loved her more, that's why it was so difficult for Olivia to lose her when she was just able to admit to herself that she was worthy of having a daughter to love in the first place.
Finally, I don't review the previews or spoilers. I review the episode. There are spoiler posts for those who want to read them.
October 27th, 2012 12:46 PM
Great review! You captured everything that was important and all of the puzzles they try to throw at us. Sorry Etta had to go but I am a believer in
happy endings and they may just be able to get them all together before the end. Good job as usual Carissa!
October 27th, 2012 12:09 PM
Wow what a bizarre, mistake-filled review. As though Peter doesn't love his daughter equally to Olivia, as though the Observers blew up the building in a trap (Etta blew up the building, duh). And it is not at all clear that Windmark knows Phillip is part of the resistance. And if you look at the promo for next week, it's Peter going all midieval on the Observers. But by all means continue your freaky insistence that Olivia is a victim of the Bishops and that she alone has true feelings or strength. You might not want to read Joel Wyman then though, he says this season is equally about the three of them, and nobody's journey (not even Olivia's) is more important than the others'.
October 27th, 2012 11:57 AM
Olivia is much more of a bad ass than Peter though. She's better at it.
October 27th, 2012 10:28 AM
I had a feeling something would happen to Etta, since I dont think the actress that plays her was listed as a series regular. I think Peter is about to a bit crazy, similar to when he hunted down and killed that group of shape shifters after the Olivias were switched.
October 27th, 2012 9:06 AM
Olivia Dunham has always been used for the story of Walter and or Peter Bishop, to give them depth, now they did it with Etta for Peter.
Olivia had a bond with a character what could have become interesting, but once again that had to be destroyed, as the only real bond they write for is Walter and Peter and
Olivia will now once again have to run after Peter, like she has been doing since midseason3, see preview.
I hope Olivia will be back in aa Active role, saving the world be important, but I fear she has been made into an Elisabeth, woman only there for her man.
October 27th, 2012 8:39 AM
Fringe is unbearably depressing this season.
October 27th, 2012 6:19 AM
Hmm.. not happy. I think it is way too much of a downer. Isn't the story miserable enough already?
October 27th, 2012 1:51 AM
This added so much unneeded emotional stress in my life right now. However, I have hope. I have a feeling that the thing that happened at the end, was Etta crossing over to the alternate universe, where she meets up with Faux-livia and Agent Lincoln and they save her, and at the end, they all swoop in and save the day. That may be wishful thinking on my part because I miss the alt-verse and I miss Etta, but I really hope it happens.
October 27th, 2012 12:36 AM
this was a sad episode
October 26th, 2012 10:11 PM
Little Olive isnt the one that the Observors need to worry about Peter was the one that couldnt stop looking for Etta. I hate to compare anyone that a actually like but Peter is about to go prenuts Mel Gibson on them motherf*ckers.