Here is the full list of books from Susan’s bookshelf, the ones that I was able to make out, anyways.
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The Biographer’s Tale – A.S. Byatt: tells the story of Phineas G. Nanson, a disenchanted young graduate student who decides to escape the world of postmodern literary theory and immerse himself in the messiness of “real life” by writing a biography of a great biographer. For what could be more real than biography, the “art of things, of arranged facts”? But Phineas quickly discovers that facts can be unreliable, and a “whole life” hard to find. No matter how hard he tries, he unearths only fragments — disconnected manuscripts, bones and husks, strands of poetry, boxes of marbles, undated photographs. How does one put together the idea of a person?
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Olivia slips in and out of a parallel universe in this week’s episode – “The Road Not Taken”. I have a lot of questions about that other world. First of all…where are the blue lights? She’s travelling between dimensions, shouldn’t we see funky blue lens flares? The scenes that take place on the other side do have a blue tinge to them, so I suppose I will have to settle for that.
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A couple weeks back I wrote a post on the frequency of the Number 47. I know that I said I would put this to rest, but what can I say…it’s just in my face. I honestly believe there might be more to it than it’s just J.J.’s favorite number. It seems to be most prominent around the people who were tested on with Cortexiphan. Here are the 47s that I found this week in “The Road Not Taken”.
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Image #1 – The bus Susan Pratt gets on in the opening scene…
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This week we had two new pieces to our photo puzzle, but it wasn’t as easy as I thought. The first five pieces were given to us in the proper order (or so it seemed), but they threw us a curveball this week. The final two pieces are actually pieces number 4 and 6 – marked with the yellow stars.
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Here is the finished puzzle…click image to view full size.
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Well, I believe we nailed this one…from last week – “Midnight” the news banner on the bottom of the screen…
New Report from "Midnight"
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foreshadowing the mysterious fires in this week’s episode “The Road Not Taken”.
Here is this weeks commercial break glyph code…
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OK. so I went to see an early showing of Star Trek. Amazing movie, by the way, I recommend it highly. But that’s not what I want to talk about. You know what I saw in the Star Trek movie? Blue Lights. Not just any blue lights, but OUR mysterious Fringe-lights! What the Fringe is that about?
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So one of two things is happening here:
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#1 – The blue lights in Fringe don’t have any hidden meaning. They aren’t little Eater Eggs for us to figure out. They are just special effects that J.J. Abrams seems to like to use. A new found look.
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#2 – There is some sort of connection between Star Trek and Fringe. J.J. has thrown an Easter Egg into Star Trek for us Fringe fans.
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I do have a theory, but I will not go into when and how the lights in Star Trek were used, and what the connection to Fringe might be, until the film has been officially released and you have had a chance to see it. But when you do get to the theater, keep your eyes open, and then get back here and tell me your theories.
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So, as I was writing this post, I thought I would throw in a Star Trek poster, and this is what I found…
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Is that poster Red, Yellow and Blue? Need I say more?
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UPDATE: Thanks to Dennis over at Fringe Television for sending me these images of the blue lights from Star Trek…click any image to view full size.
Here are my screencaps for this week. They may be Easter Eggs, the next episode clue, or nothing at all. You be the judge. Click any image to view full size.
Image #1 – This could be the actual door from wherever they shot this scene, or that cool pattern could be something more.
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May 1, Posted in Easter Eggs by Scully
Thanks to Di for this great catch. At the 8 second mark in the sneak peek preview video for “The Road Not Taken“, you can see this shot.
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This is very interesting, considering the puzzle we’ve been putting together from Walter’s lab notes. As Di suggests, in her comment, maybe this means we will be getting some long awaited answers. One can only hope.
On several occasions during this week’s episode, I noticed a pentagram pattern. They were always in the bar or in reference to the bar, but there were too many of them to ignore.
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The first was on the door of the bar…
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