IGN Interview with JJ Abrams

Found here.

Cool interview with the man behind Fringe, Alias, Lost, etc.

Finally some news!

E! talks about the pilot.

ARG for Fringe out!

If you go to the Future on Fox blog, you'll find links to the following websites that have something to do with an ARG for Fringe:

http://www.holomove.com
http://codewtrn8.blogspot.com/

Videos reuploaded

One of the most difficult things about posting video clips of Fox shows is how fast they pull these things off Youtube. Why they so desperately want to crack down on people promoting their shows is beyond me, but here are the videos reuploaded, minus the TV spot from last night:

Preview #1
Preview #2
Full trailer

New TV spot that aired during American Idol

Enjoy!

Sneak peaks of the pilot!

Booyeah!

First Fringe review: Very positive!

Check it out! Very positive!

Every once in a while a pilot comes along that is so perfect, such a shining indication of what the final series will be, so perfectly cast and directed, that it's impossible to look away.

That pilot, ladies and gentlemen, is definitely FOX's phenomenal science-tinged drama Fringe.

In a nutshell, Fringe is The X-Files for the new millennium: eerie, gripping, and still haunting even after the final credits have rolled, albeit containing a humor that never existed in that series. In this case, the aliens aren't from outer space: they're the mega-corporations that dot the American landscape, pushing science and technology past their limits and exploiting that for their own gain. It poses several ethical questions: when does the pursuit of scientific discovery go too far? Who is monitoring the rapid advances in technology in today's day and age? And what happens when a scientist--or a group of scientists--decides that the world is their laboratory?

Longtime readers of this site know my longstanding love for the pilot script, from Transformers scribes Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman... who previously worked with executive producer J.J. Abrams on his seminal ABC series Alias and on the feature films Mission Impossible III and Star Trek. My original review of Fringe's pilot script from last October can be found here.