Exploring paranormal activity and threats to mankind...
“Fringe: The Complete Series” is a TV show in which FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) is assigned to investigate incidents of paranormal activity with a team scientists. Though the premise, on the surface, is similar to “The X-Files,” “Fringe” involves its characters up close and personal with the phenomena they’re investigating. The show was created by J.J. Abrams (“Star Wars: The Force Awakens”), Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci.<br /><br />The first season’s shows dealt with a monster-of the-week. The Fringe team would look into some kind of threat which seemed tied to earlier research by Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble). The second season altered the format in favor of a story arc, the most prominent dealing with the dangers created by cult leader David Robert Jones (Jared Harris), who is planning a doomsday event.<br /><br />The next big change in the series was the introduction of an alternate universe, featuring two versions of the central characters, extremely different from one another. This allowed the cast to display greater acting range. Other developments included the introduction of an altered timeline, and plots that mirrored earlier story lines.<br /><br />The alternate universe harks back to a storyline in the Superman comic books — the Bizarro World — in which people and events existed in a realm separate from the real world. This concept allowed the writers of “Fringe” to explore a “What if…” approach to stories, providing a fresh look at characters and themes, while presenting thought-provoking stories in the process.<br /><br />The final season was set in the year 2036, creating a dramatic disconnect from the rest of the series. By fast forwarding, the creators were able to tie the show together in its final 13 episodes. We see a big change in who is ruling the world, and how Peter and Olivia’s grown daughter, Henrietta (Georgina Haig), takes a major role in dealing with an oppressive, iron-fisted autocracy.<br /><br />All 109 episodes of the 5-season Fox sci-fi series are contained in a 20-disc Blu-ray box set. Bonus materials are abundant and include audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes, a look at the mythology of “Fringe,” gag reels, the finale script, Season 5 Comic-Con Panel, close-up examination of the show’s sound design, analysis of a scene, network promos, and the overview featurette “A Farewell to Fringe.”
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