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Fringe: The Complete Third Season, Ep. 19 "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Using some mind-bending lab experimentation, the team makes a desperate attempt to remove William Bell's consciousness from Olivia's body before she's lost forever.

Runtime: 45 minutes
Original air date: April 15, 2011
Network: FOX


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Episode 19, "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"

Synopsis: Using some mind-bending lab experimentation, the team makes a desperate attempt to remove William Bell's consciousness from Olivia's body before she's lost forever.

Original air date: April 15, 2011

Runtime: 45 minutes

ASIN: B004WRBAI8

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #38,170 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Fringe: The Complete Third Season

Synopsis: From the creative team behind Mission: Impossible 3, Alias and the upcoming Star Trek feature comes this incredible thriller about an unlikely trio who uncover a deadly mystery involving a series of unbelievable events that may be part of a larger and more disturbing pattern that blurs the line between the possible and the impossible.

Starring: Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson

Supporting actors: Lance Reddick, Blair Brown, Jasika Nicole, John Noble, Omid Abtahi, Kevin Corrigan, JR Bourne, Jody Thompson, Adam Beauchesne, Alexandra Castillo, Carlos Diaz, Natalie Gibson, Paul Jarrett, Richard Keats, Matthew MacCaull, Emmanuel Matovu, Judith Maxie, Tyler McMaster

Season year: 2011

Genre: Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Executive producer: J.J. Abrams

Network: FOX

ASIN: B0044C3RB4

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5.0 out of 5 stars One in a Million May 3, 2011

By Texas TV Fan

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Fringe is simply the best show on TV right now. I'm an over-65 retired female, not exactly the demographic that a show like Fringe is playing to, but I like my shows complex, dramatic -- yes, even some sci-fi -- a little wacky, and a huge part intelligent writing and excellent acting. Abrams and his crew of talented writers and producers have done it again, Lost being another of a line of winning series (anyone missing Felicity would be well-advised to take a look at one woman's four years in college).

Fringe has continued to entertain, amuse, shock and totally take viewers on a roller coaster ride from one week to the next, and each season is better than the last. John Noble is so excellent as the absolutely diabolical but lovable mad scientist Walter that I can't for the life of me understand why Emmy Awards haven't been thrust at him every year. Anna Torv is that rare female actress who appeals equally to men and women, and quite possibly the only female lead on television who dresses appropriately for her job as an FBI agent. Her Olivia is a polished jewel, both beautiful and smart! Joshua Jackson was such a surprise to me because I didn't expect him to be up to the caliber of his castmates, but I was so wrong -- he is brilliant as the super-smart once bad boy Peter. The threesome is surrounded by interesting and quirky characters to fill out the ensemble, especially Lance Reddick as the head of the FBI's Fringe Division, and Jasika Nicole as the utterly delightful Agent and Walter-sitter Astrid, whose name he never seems to remember correctly but always speaks with adoring admiration.

If you haven't watched Fringe yet, I recommend watching it from the very beginning. There has been a long, enjoyable and steady build-up from the first episodes of Season 1 to where we are now at the end of Season 3, and I promise you will enjoy the ride!

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137 of 160 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars PLEASE WATCH FRINGE FRIDAYS November 23, 2010

By B. Brewer

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Season 3 really just started and I hear now that Fox is moving Fringe to Friday nights starting in January. I had high hopes for a Seaon 4 or maybe even a Season 5 but I think that will depend oh how viewers respond to the move to Fridays. I am a fanatic for FRINGE and usually don't gush that much over a show (not since the first 2 seasons of LOST) but I would like to see this show go to it's potential conclusion and also deliver us some nice story within a story moments on the way. Catch up with FringePilot [HD] and know what I know....that FRINGE is the most overlooked and underappreciated show on network TV. Trust me.

A SIDE NOTE: I was truly amazed and excited to hear that the FRINGE fans helped save our beloved show when FOX announced the renewal even before Season 3 had concluded.

I know that this space should have a better review of Season 3 of Fringe. I was hopeful that enough of the die hard fans could use this page as a way to acknowledge the show and encourage as many folks to start viewing Fringe live on Fridays. I would ask that everyone read down the list for more in depth criticism of the show. I would be more biased to say that FRINGE is the only show worth my time and even more so, LIVE on a Friday night. Please watch.

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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Just When You Think It Can't Get Any More Bizarre.... June 23, 2011

By carol irvin TOP 1000 REVIEWERVINE™ VOICE

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The writers of FRINGE could never be accused of being like everyone else. If one is waiting for a predictable plot line with this bunch, forget it. I cannot say anything of this season's end other than I did not see this cliff hanger coming at all. And I am now waiting anxiously to see what happens in season 4 to resolve it. However, this show is having a viewing problem since it changed to Friday nights, i.e. it has lost viewers, so we might be stuck with incredible cliff hangers overall if the ratings don't increase. That would be a shame because this show is destined to be a big overall keeper for years to come, much like STAR TREK and the THE X-FILES.

Where this show has gone is to increasingly juxtaposition two worlds against one another. We have to look no further than old SUPERMAN comics to remember the idea that there is more than one universe, that there are alternate universes, with other versions of ourselves on similar paths but their choices cause significant diversions. A big part of this third season is that Peter romances the Olivia's of BOTH worlds. This is important because Peter is the pivot around which the two worlds swing since he was stolen from one world to live in the other.

Walter Bishop, Peter's father, is a complete creep in one world as its leader and an eccentric, lovable genius in the other. The latter role remains my favorite in the whole show. This is where the humor in the show comes in which is much needed as comic relief.

If you haven't watched FRINGE yet, I recommend you watch it straight through on DVD or streaming, the three full seasons in order. This series will be almost impossible to watch out of order as the central story line advances in strict linear fashion. Each series also ends with an incredible cliff hanger which will also work against your seeing it out of order.

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