Fringe: Secrets and Recaps, Episode 16

Episode 16, Unleashed.

Lyrics for Walter's Song:

http://tinyurl.com/cdpbkz

Code Cracked:

http://fringepedia.net/index.php?title=Glyphs_code

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[jaimelhiver]

this was the first episode i have ever seen of Fringe and i fell in love

[lsixecho108]

Well then, welcome to Fringe!

[DramaLlama240]

U know This show is sci-fi yes.

But I was studying a big biology ciriculm this yr in science and it's rlly chilling like 'could all this fringe stuff be actually created and be (someday) real fact' (I don't just mean about this eppie but the other ones as well). Science rlly has evolved in the last 100 yrs to the point it's like scary and unreal.  (this was the first yr I actually found science interesting lol)

good vids thumbs up. I love this show. xD

[KStewart529]

Thanks for all your hard work! I really enjoy these recaps, can't wait for the next one :)

[fizzfizzbang]

don't know if anyone has already commented on this, but the night marchers is a real band that is the new project of the singer of rocket from the crypt. that cd is really good!

[MrFry2010]

haha the observer at the end love it!!

[stripyreiagl]

i watch this show at fringeonline . org

[stenographyta]

i watch this show at fringeonline . org

[portentapm]

i watch this show at fringeonline . org

[mosseslim]

thanks for making this recap!

[ugliestalmanac4]

IGreat show yesterday. I just saw the latest episode online at lastnightstvshows (.) com

[samarasayshi]

the blue light effects, unless they DO have a purpose, seem to be a favorite visual effect of JJ Abrams. He also directed the new Star Trek film and the blue light is almost always a constant fixture in that. I doubt it has any other significance besides the fact that it is meant to evoke the sense of light refracting off of the camera lens, but this is of course the replication of a natural effect they simply did not get with their cameras. how ironic.