[Gingervitis]

Originally Posted by Antar Bolaeisk

Herpes was Tim Kring's, not Abrams.

Ha

[The Black Oil]

Herpes? Sounds like a name Walter would use.

[xsiborg]

Originally Posted by Antar Bolaeisk

Herpes was Tim Kring's, not Abrams.

you're right! geez, i thought i remembered abrams name in the credits there somewhere, im mistaken.

[iguana]

Originally Posted by stevenmu

They go back to the normal timeline with Jones in the next episode I think.

But will they ever explain exactly what Jones was up to, running a Madison Avenue advertising agency in the 1960s. How did that tie in with his nefarious plan?

[Antar Bolaeisk]

Originally Posted by Gingervitis

Ha

Originally Posted by The Black Oil

Herpes? Sounds like a name Walter would use.

Oops

In my defence the keys were right beside each other and the show was nearly as bad (not that I have anything to compare it against)

I'll stop digging....

[VinLieger]

Originally Posted by iguana

But will they ever explain exactly what Jones was up to, running a Madison Avenue advertising agency in the 1960s. How did that tie in with his nefarious plan?

Well obviously the Observers arent from the future, they are actually ad men from the 60's searching for new ways to sell ****, good excuses to drink all day and demean women. I think DRJ is their accountant/mad scientist

[Antar Bolaeisk]

Originally Posted by VinLieger

Well obviously the Observers arent from the future, they are actually ad men from the 60's searching for new ways to sell ****, good excuses to drink all day and demean women. I think DRJ is their accountant/mad scientist

I only realised they were played by the same actor just a few days ago

I always had this niggling feeling that I had seen them somewhere else when watching both Fringe and Mad Men.

[bluewolf]

Originally Posted by ixoy

Using the line itself, isn't original - it's been in other shows. What sold the scene was Noble's delivery and the little delighted grin he gave himself after using it.

Noble is just awesome in general!!

[somuj]

Originally Posted by Antar Bolaeisk

Bell would still be alive due to them not having to mount a rescue attempt to bring Peter back from the other side and Bell not having to sacrifice himself to facilitate the cross-over.

Bell is actually supposed to be dead in this episode as Good Nina had stated it in a pervious episode

But in one of the promos for this weeks episode they someone says that William Bell may not in fact be dead.

[Antar Bolaeisk]

Originally Posted by somuj

Bell is actually supposed to be dead in this episode as Good Nina had stated it in a pervious episode

But in one of the promos for this weeks episode they someone says that William Bell may not in fact be dead.

Yeah I caught that as well and recalled this post and the horror of being wrong on the internet