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Format	Multiple Formats, AC-3, Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen, Box set, DTS Surround Sound
Contributor	Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, John Noble
Language	English
Number Of Discs	4

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Fringe: The Complete Fourth Season (Blu-Ray)

Who are you? After sacrificing himself to save both worlds, Peter mysteriously returns to ours. But he has been forgotten – by Olivia, by Walter, by everyone. It’s as if he never existed. At the same time, shape shifters controlled by an unknown master begin an onslaught of destruction, and now the two former enemy universes must cooperate to defy a common foe. Fringe’s thrilling 22-episode fourth season continues the inspired series’ synthesis of astounding phenomena, baffling secrets and dramatic, character-driven stories. And in this season, events may prove that the most powerful force in our universe – or theirs – is not a doomsday device, not a paranormal force, but human love.

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Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.01 Ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 25507577
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, AC-3, Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen, Box set, DTS Surround Sound
Run time ‏ : ‎ 16 hours and 8 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ September 4, 2012
Actors ‏ : ‎ Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, John Noble
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, French, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian
Studio ‏ : ‎ Warner Home Video
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0053O8A50
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 4

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Steve

Excellent sci-fi series

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 15, 2022

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Excellent writing and excellent acting!!!

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Season 4 is Best Fringe Ever!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 9, 2014

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We Fringe fans are a bit nuts -- sort of like everyone's favorite Mad Scientist, Walter Bishop, and we're unapologetic about how much we love the show and its characters. However, Season 4 initially took some getting used to, particularly in the wake of Season 3's outstanding run and its climactic ending, where (possible Spoilers!) Peter saves both universes, only to be -- ERASED?

When Season 4 first aired, fan feelings were decidedly mixed, particularly at the beginning when we introduced to the same characters (except Peter) but all living different lives because, in this new timeline, Peter died as a child in BOTH universes, not just ours. This is soon revealed to be the handiwork of the Observers, those mysterious bald-headed guys in the black bowler hats (and always carrying a satchel -- what's up with that?) who apparently decided on their own that, to reset history to its "proper version"...well you get the idea.

WARNING: *** SPOILERS AHEAD! ***

And we didn't like it, because our beloved friends from Seasons 1 - 3 were so -- different! Walter is a sad recluse, hanging onto his sanity by a thread (and sometimes losing his grip altogether); Olivia is back to the guarded, closed-up person she was through much of Season 1; Nina Sharp is now Olivia's "foster Mom"; and our universe's Lincoln Lee (ably played by Seth Gabel) becomes Olivia's new partner and potential love interest! And William Bell (Leonard Nimoy) is officially dead. What's not to hate?

Turns out our patience was rewarded beyond our wildest dreams. By the end of Season 4 we had been treated to a variety of excellent stories, and gotten to know our friends all over again, AND saved both universes one more time, although Walter had to kill Olivia to do it. (Sorry, you'll have to purchase the season to get the answers to that one.) We were also treated to the return of David Robert Jones (from Season 1) as the main villain, and he delivered far beyond anyone's expectations. And yes, those rumors of William Bell's untimely death? Sorry, you'll have to find that one out for yourselves as well.

Whichever medium you choose to purchase (DVD/Blu-Ray/Online) you'll still want to see every episode, because even the "weaker" ones were critical to the characters becoming a family again -- and let's be honest: the real secret of Fringe's ongoing success has been the family unit centered around Olivia, Peter and Walter, plus Astrid (and all the names Walter still calls her) and Agent Broyles. But in this season, as opposed to how things went in Season 3, the alt-universe characters play key roles as well, even "Walternate" (the Walter Bishop from the other universe) and "Fauxlivia" (also played by Anna Torv) who gets to show us she's not all that different from our Olivia after all. In fact, the best episodes are the ones where both Fringe teams are involved -- still leery of each other at first, but fighting together against the threats posed by Jones. And we can't fail to mention how much Lincoln Lee's expanded roles (in both universes) was a key element to this season's success.

(It's hard to pick favorites from this season, but the two episodes (#17 and #18) that I keep watching over and over again feature BOTH Lincoln Lee's in pivotal roles, as the full extent of David Robert Jones' plan is finally revealed and Walter visits the other universe for the first time (in this new timeline) since his initial incursion back in 1985, when his crossing over and back set all these events in motion. Also, episode #17's opening scene includes one of the most memorable "bad employee getting fired by his angry boss" scenes you'll ever see on television, and in #18 we get to see how Alt-Broyles makes another sacrifice, equally tragic but unexpected, to save his world.)

And yes, this season's Episode #19 ("Letters of Transit") was in fact the "pilot" for the fifth and final season of the series, but that's another review for another time(line).

SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR??? (You won't be sorry. "Trust me; I'm a scientist.")

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Parallel universes done right! I'm glad to have the physical discs in my library.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 21, 2022

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Fringe: Season 4 [Blu-ray]: Parallel universes done right! As an old school sci-fi nerd, I'm glad to have the physical discs for this great series on my shelf where I can watch at any time without streaming fees. The discs load & play fine on my Panasonic player through a mid-level Sony amp into my 55" 4k Vizio OLED tv. There are no audio or video issues. Highly recommended.

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Price and quality

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SimonCityRoyal

Mind blowing sci-fi will leave you with an empty head

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 17, 2012

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Fringe is easily the best sci-fi on the boob tube these days but this fourth season was truly something special. Questions that have been percolating in our brains for the last three seasons were finally answered in this cliff hanger of a season. One simply can't absorb all the minute twists and turns in the highly convoluted plots that make up this show when watching it during the regular season. Its way too intelligent of a program to view with commercial interruptions and everyday, mundane distractions such as the phone ringing, etc. The episodes need to be watched back-to-back without any interruptions. I recommend watching it with the shades and blinds drawn tightly shut and with a good friend that you can discuss things with...
Therein lies the pleasure of the show because one person could never really figure everything out in this treasure of a show. The web boards are full of people connecting and debating the higher aspects of Fringe. It became a point of pride for Fox NOT to cancel this prized science fiction program even when its viewership took a drastic dip during the third and fourth seasons. This was because the show became almost impossible to watch if you didn't catch all of the previous episodes and it did indeed become a show that virtually no new viewer could enjoy because of its inherent incomprehensiblity to anyone unfamiliar with its nuances. The first two seasons had a lot of stand alone episodes that anybody could walk in on at any point but by season three, you had to have some familiarity with the Fringe world or you would be left dumbfounded. This alienated alot of viewers and hence, the numbers went into a tailspin. Ironically, the show wasn't getting worse but BETTER as the episodes hung together with an overall plot but this practically halved its audience, as not all people could manage to watch every episode every week. People couldn't keep up with Fringe. It was a cruel Catch-22 that as the show improved, its Nielsons went subterranean.
This dedication to an overall plot culminated in a season four which is really the best science fiction produced on TV since the sci-fi channel's Battlestar Galactica (only Fringe messes with your head). EVERY episode in Season Four is a mind blowing gem that feels more like a really long movie than a one hour program. Season Four actually saved the show which has been renewed for a thirteen episode, season five run which starts in a couple of weeks. Alas, it will be the last...
If you are just surfing along and have never seen Fringe or are somebody who saw an episode here or there, do yourself a favor and start with season one and work your way up to this one. It's intelligent, thought provoking TV that needs to be watched without interruption to be truly understood and appreciated. Any true sci-fi lover will go nuts for it... And remember, "They are coming"! :D

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Peter

Entertaining science fiction

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 11, 2022

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Willy Eckerslike

Staggeringly original, wonderfully strange.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on November 28, 2012

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The first few episodes were utterly confusing until we realised that the events at the end of Season Three had logically (insofar causality weirdness can ever be logical) knocked-on into Season Four. There is still a fair bit of jumping about between universes but the entente-cordiale brings a new, cosier dimension to the relationship. Of course there has to be a baddie and the reincarnation of an adversary from an earlier season (Season Two I think) fills the void left by Walternate & the shape-shifters while the previously mostly-benign Observers take on a far more sinister edge.

The masterful writing and plot & character development continue to be the real stars with the mad-science gluing the narrative together. It is not possible to describe any of the plot without spoilers but suffice to say that a certain amount of concentration is required and even the few stand-alone episodes reveal a new intriguing twist so an unencumbered memory is essential. There is one episode towards the end of this season that seems to be totally unrelated to anything else but, surprise, surprise it does eventually make sense and sets the scene for Season Five (again, like Season Four, rumoured to be the last).

The cast continue to be superb but, again, John Noble shines brighter than the rest - he should definitely be in the running for an award of some sort. Fringe persists as one of the most original and downright strange series ever to grace our screens. Excellent, mind-bending stuff.

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Mathsman

A bit of a mixed bag

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 4, 2013

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After thoroughly enjoying the first three seasons of Fringe I was really looking forward to S4. Having just seen the finale and reflected on the series as a whole, I have to say I was left just a little disappointed in the variability of the episodes. Sure, there were some great 'Fringe' moments and the character of Walter continues to delight but I just got the feeling that that it was a series waiting for the axe to fall, not knowing whether to wrap the storyline up or to set it up for a further series. I guess it must be difficult for the show's writers not knowing whether they are going to get a green light for another series or whether they have to write episodes to tie up all the outstanding loose ends. A lot of the 'science' in Fringe always has to be taken with a pinch of salt but in S4 I was left incredulous at some of the events that occurred and the explanations given! Don't get me wrong, I really love Fringe as a show and therefore I still enjoyed watching S4. I just felt it was not 'up there' with the earlier series. I will still buy S5 when it becomes available (I have invested too much in the show not to) and I'll still be really disappointed when the show eventually ends!

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Lowenhaus

Television at its very best

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 11, 2014

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Fringe is a brilliant combination of thought provoking science fiction, convoluted thriller and multi-layered family drama. The cast is uniformly excellent and, although John Noble's portrayal of the brilliant, eccentric and more than a little mad scientist, Walter Bishop, is one of televison's greatest creations, the show wouldn't work if Anna Torv's, often quietly understated Olivia didn't command the centre, providing a unwavering focal point around which the action and the other characters evolve and unfold.

And what a fascinating array of characters they are. No-one is exactly what they seem. Heroes succumb to their weaknesses. Villains shock with unexpected displays of compassion. Everyone has their own loyalties and agenda. Everyone is flawed. The list of guest stars reads like a who's who of American character actors and I don't remember a single performance during the entire series that doesn't bring something memorable to the role.

This is television at its very best; intelligent, complex, suspenseful, allegorical, epic, passionate, painful, uplifting, unremittingly human and wonderfully entertaining.

Simon E

Excellent Series

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on October 30, 2012

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Having recently watched the first three series, we bought the fourth and weren't disappointed. It is an excellent series which manages to run a number of complex story lines even within episodes. It's moved far beyond comparisons with the X-Files (which it was compared to at first) and has created its own 'mythology'. It benefits from some fine acting especially as many characters have their 'counterparts' which requires the actors to portray them in a substantially different way (John Noble is brilliant as Walter!). I would highly recommend this series to anyone who enjoys sci-fi, good acting and a programme that actually makes you think. By the way, Amazon price and delivery were excellent!.

Fringe Season 4 - best series yet?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on November 30, 2012

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If you've enjoyed seasons 1 -3 of this excellent show, then Season 4 won't disappoint. There are plenty of white-knuckle moments and some excellent character-building scenes too. With Season 5 taking such a radical turn, this kind of feels like the last of the 'old Fringe' - but like another of my favourites, 'Spooks', 'Fringe' has never been afraid to take risks and it really pays off in Season 4 in my opinion. The quality of the Blu-Ray version is excellent and even though it isn't 3-D, at times it almost feels as if it is!

In short, I thoroughly recommend it!

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