Nastenka / Message Board Pomoc / Help Virtual/TVShows Fringe Splash Screen -- The Words -- The Color -- Observers are Here -- The Equations -- The Glyphs -- The Messages -- Tweet Channels -- Unearthed -- Letters of Transit -- Episode List -- Episode Details -- Explanations Splash Screen The opening splash screen is composed of glyphs and words appearing in this order: Butterfly, lower left dot Group of words (1) Three equations Group of words (2) Seahorse, lower right dot Frog, lower right dot Flower, left dot Observers Are Here (*) Group of words (3) Hand, right dot The Words Fringe 101-120, 2SP: (1) PSYCHOKINESIS TELEPORTATION NANOTECHNOLOGY PRECOGNITION DARK MATTER ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2) CYBERNETICS SUSPENDED ANIMATION ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (*) DARK MATTER OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) PSYCHOKINESIS DARK MATTER TRANSMOGRIFICATION Fringe 201-214, 216-220: (1) PYROKINESIS HYPNOSIS HIVE MIND NEUROSCIENCE ESP CLAIRAUDIENCE (2) CRYONICS PARALLEL UNIVERSES ASTRAL PROJECTION (*) MUTATION OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) PROTOSCIENCE MUTATION GENETIC ENGINEERING Fringe 215, 315: (1) CLONING PERSONAL COMPUTING COLD FUSION DNA PROFILING NANOTECHNOLOGY (2) INVISIBILITY GENETIC ENGINEERING LASER SURGERY (3) VIRTUAL REALITY STEALTH TECHNOLOGY IN VITRO FERTILIZATION Fringe 221, 222: (1) PYROKINESIS HYPNOSIS HIVE MIND NEUROSCIENCE ESP CLAIRAUDIENCE (2) CRYONICS FIRST PEOPLE ASTRAL PROJECTION (*) MUTATION OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) PROTOSCIENCE MUTATION GENETIC ENGINEERING Fringe 301-314, 316-321: (1) SINGULARITY WORMHOLES SPECIATION TRANSHUMANISM SYNESTHESIA PANDEMIC (2) REANIMATION NEURAL NETWORKS TELEPATHY (*) MUTATION OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) TRANSCENDENCE RETROCOGNITION BIOTECHNOLOGY Fringe 322: (1) CRYPTOZOOLOGY THOUGHT EXTRACTION CELLULAR REJUVENATION BRAIN PORTING NEURAL PARTITIONING TEMPORAL PLASTICITY (2) DUAL MATERNITY CHAOS STRUCTURE CLONAL TRANSPLANTATION (*) BIOSUSPENSION OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) WATER BIOSUSPENSION HOPE Fringe 401-418, 420-422: (1) EXISTENCE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT VIRAL THERAPY PSYCHOMETRY ETHEREAL PLANE (2) GRAVITONS TIME PARADOX PSYCHOGENESIS (*) PSYCHIC SURGERY OBSERVERS ARE HERE (3) BILOCATION PSYCHIC SURGERY TRANSGENICS Fringe 419, 501-513: (1) INDIVIDUALITY COMMUNITY JOY (2) IMAGINATION EDUCATION PRIVATE THOUGHT (3) FREE WILL DUE PROCESS OWNERSHIP (4) FREEDOM The Color Splash screen for episodes from Season 1, Season 2 and partially from Season 3 is rendered in blue color. Episodes 221, 222, 301, 303, 305, 307, 313, 318 have red color, indicating that the stories take place in the parallel universe. Fringe 308 splash screen flips between red and blue color -- the episode story takes place in both universes. Episode 322 has gray-colored splash screen as it shows events in the year 2026 after the destruction of the parallel universe. Season 4 episodes except 419 have orange-colored splash screens as universes are bridged together, and the timeline was changed. Episode 419 and Season 5 episodes are situated into the year 2036 with a unique set of frames rendered in dark blue color. Episodes 215 and 315 deal with the events from both universes in the year 1985, and they have a different set of frames (without the "Observers are Here" message, the equations and the glyphs). Observers are Here This message appears in a single frame accompanied with a word from (3). Splash screen in Season 3 uses the frame extracted from Season 2 (the word MUTATION should be RETROCOGNITION). The Equations They appear too quickly to be recognized except the third one: a b c ----- = ----- = ----- = 2R sin A sin B sin C This is called "the law of sines": "in any triangle, the length of any side divided with the sine of the opposite angle is twice the radius of the circumcircle of given triangle". The Glyphs Parts of a substitution cypher where each glyph means a letter of the alphabet: butterfly, lower left dot (O), seahorse, lower right dot (N), frog, lower right dot (R), flower, left dot (I or L), and hand, right dot (U or W or X or Z). The position of the flower dot is unclear, and the hand rotates, so the code can be ONRIU, ONRLU, ONRIW, ONRLW, ONRIX, ONRLX, ONRIZ or ONRLZ. As far as these words and their anagrams have no meaning in English, it may be an acronym, or they are just random glyphs, like those seen in various special features on "Fringe" DVD collections. Here is the description of the glyphs with respective letters (X and Z are not confirmed as they never appeared on the show): A leaf upper right dot N seahorse lower right dot B leaf upper left dot O butterfly lower left dot C apple upper left dot P butterfly lower right dot D apple upper right dot Q frog lower left dot E apple lower left dot R frog lower right dot F apple lower right dot S hand lower left dot G leaf lower right dot T smoke middle right dot H leaf lower left dot U hand lower right dot I flower upper left dot V hand middle left dot J flower upper right dot W hand middle right dot K flower lower right dot X hand upper left dot L flower lower left dot Y smoke middle left dot M seahorse lower left dot Z hand upper right dot The Messages Glyphs are shown during an episode before each commercial break. They form a word connected to the story of the (next) episode: 101 OBSERVER 120 GRAVE 220 RETURN 318 FATED 416 FUTURE 102 BRELD 201 TOWER 221 WEAPON 319 FEARS 417 DREAM 103 AEGER 202 MIRROR 222 WEISS 320 AGENT 418 SIMON 104 ROGUE 203 BURIAL 301 AMBER 321 MULTI 419 QUAKE 105 SURGG 204 MEMORY 302 ALERT 322 NOMORE 420 ALIVE 106 CELLS 205 BETRAY 303 BREACH 401 APPEAR 421 POWERS 107 CODES 206 DEJAVU 304 SHIFT 402 LIMBUS 422 PURGE 108 TAKEN 207 ARRIVE 305 EVENT 403 REBORN 501 DOUBT 109 VOICE 208 BLIGHT 306 DECAY 404 RESET 502 FAITH 110 TRADE 209 HIDDEN 307 ESCAPE 405 STILL 503 ANGER 111 SAVED 210 PORTAL 308 CROSS 406 LIVING 504 WOUND 112 BISHOP 211 MUTATE 309 ADAPT 407 DAVID 505 FIGHT 113 AVIAN 212 WINDOW 310 UNITES 408 JONES 506 SPLIT 114 OLIVIA 213 FATHER 311 ALTER 409 DEATH 507 TRUST 115 WALTER 214 REVEAL 312 HATCH 410 MARCH 508 PLEAD 2SP AVENGE 215 PETERS 313 ROMAD 411 EMPATH 509 GUILT 116 PETER 216 ENERGY 314 HEARTS 412 OLIVE 510 SENSE 117 BELLY 217 SECRET 315 SWITCH 413 HENRY 511 GRACE 118 EIGHT 218 BRIDGE 316 EARTH 414 UNITE 512 LOVED 119 VISION 219 HEART 317 ERODE 415 QUILL 513 CLOSE Fringe 102 episode had BRELD message when originally aired. The (corrected) message in the DVD version of this episode is CHILD. Fringe 105 episode had SURGG message when aired, also in the DVD version of this episode. The (correct) message should be SURGE. "The Mythology of Fringe" feature included on the sixth disc of "Fringe: The Complete Second Season" DVD collection released on September 14, 2010 has glyphs forming a message which is MOLE. The last glyph of the sequence in Fringe 314 episode has its dot shaped in a form of a small heart. The message itself is HEARTS. The third glyph in Fringe 315 is distorted by the electromagnetic interference caused by Olivia at the end of the previous segment. Tweet Channels Since 319 (April 15, 2011), a name of a Tweet channel bound to the "Fringe" show started to appear at the bottom right corner of the screen when originally aired on the FOX network: 319 #Fringe 410 #fringe 501 #TheyAreHere 320 #Fringe 411 #fringe 502 #AnotherWay 321 #Fringe 412 #fringe 503 #ForTheRecord 322 #Fringe 413 #fringe 504 #TurningPoint 401 #fringe 414 #fringe 505 #ShowNoMercy 402 #fringe 415 #WhereYouBelong 506 #NothingIsImpossible 403 #fringe 416 #ChangeYourWorld 507 #Predict 404 #fringe 417 #FaceYourself 508 #HumanKind 405 #fringe 418 #AcrossTheUniverse 509 #FreeYourMind 406 #fringe 419 #FightTheFuture 510 #FarFromNormal 407 #fringe 420 #WorldsApart 511 #NeverLetGo 408 #fringe 421 #DarkestBeforeDawn 512 #KeepLookingUp 409 #fringe 422 #BuildABetterWorld 513 #WeCrossedTheLine Unearthed The episode was shot during Season 1 in order to keep the 22-episodes-per-seasson pattern (the pilot film counts as two episodes, as one in the terms of numbering, though), but it was broadcasted in the middle of Season 2, between "Grey Matters" and "Johari Window". It uses the splash screen from Season 1, and Charlie is still alive. Although the production code places the episode after Season 1 finale, it may be placed between "Bad Dreams" and "Midnight" of Season 1 in the Fringe continuity. This arrangement is based on the opening credits of the surrounding episodes and this one, and it also satisfies the pattern of episodes significant to the Fringe mythology: 101, 105, 109, 113, 117 and 120 (which would by 121 if "Unearthed" is taken into account). "Unearthed" is located on the last disk of the DVD edition as a special episode of Season 2. Letters of Transit The episode was shot and broadcasted during Season 4, and it may be placed before 501 in the Fringe continuity. Episode List Season 1: 2008-09-09 * 101 The Pattern [F] #276038 2008-09-19 102 The Same Old Story #3T7651 2008-09-23 103 The Ghost Network #3T7652 2008-09-30 104 The Arrival #3T7653 2008-10-14 * 105 Power Hungry #3T7654 2008-10-21 106 The Cure #3T7655 2008-11-11 * 107 In Which We Meet Mr. Jones #3T7656 2008-11-18 108 The Equation #3T7657 2008-11-25 * 109 The Dreamscape #3T7658 2008-12-02 * 110 Safe [1] #3T7659 2009-01-20 111 Bound [2] #3T7660 2009-01-27 112 The No-Brainer #3T7661 2009-02-03 * 113 The Transformation #3T7662 2009-02-10 * 114 Ability #3T7663 2009-04-07 115 Inner Child #3T7664 2009-04-14 116 Unleashed #3T7665 2009-04-21 * 117 Bad Dreams #3T7666 2010-01-11 2SP Unearthed #3T7670 2009-04-28 118 Midnight #3T7667 2009-05-05 * 119 The Road Not Taken [1] #3T7668 2009-05-12 * 120 There's More Than One of Everything [2] #3T7669 Season 2: 2009-09-17 * 201 A New Day in the Old Town #3X5101 2009-09-24 202 Night of Desirable Objects #3X5102 2009-10-01 * 203 Fracture #3X5103 2009-10-08 * 204 Momentum Deferred #3X5104 2009-10-15 205 Dream Logic #3X5105 2009-11-05 206 Earthling #3X5106 2009-11-12 207 Of Human Action #3X5107 2009-11-19 208 August #3X5108 2009-12-03 209 Snakehead #3X5109 2009-12-10 * 210 Grey Matters #3X5110 2010-01-14 211 Johari Window #3X5111 2010-01-21 212 What Lies Below #3X5112 2010-01-28 213 The Bishop Revival #3X5113 2010-02-04 * 214 Jacksonville #3X5114 2010-04-01 215 Peter #3X5115 2010-04-08 216 Olivia, in the Lab, with the Revolver #3X5116 2010-04-15 217 White Tulip #3X5117 2010-04-22 * 218 The Man from the Other Side #3X5118 2010-04-29 219 Brown Betty #3X5119 2010-05-06 220 Northwest Passage #3X5120 2010-05-13 * 221 Over There, Part 1 [1] #3X5121 2010-05-20 * 222 Over There, Part 2 [2] #3X5122 Season 3: 2010-09-23 * 301 Olivia #3X6101 2010-09-30 302 The Box #3X6102 2010-10-07 303 The Plateau #3X6103 2010-10-14 304 Do Shapeshifters Dream of Electric ~ #3X6104 2010-11-04 305 Amber 31422 #3X6105 2010-11-11 * 306 6955 kHz #3X6106 2010-11-18 307 The Abducted [1] #3X6107 2010-12-02 * 308 Entrada [2] #3X6108 2010-12-09 309 Marionette #3X6109 2011-01-21 310 The Firefly #3X6110 2011-01-28 * 311 Reciprocity #3X6111 2011-02-04 312 Concentrate and Ask Again #3X6112 2011-02-11 313 Immortality #3X6113 2011-02-18 314 6B #3X6114 2011-02-25 315 Subject 13 #3X6115 2011-03-11 316 Os #3X6116 2011-03-18 317 Stowaway #3X6117 2011-03-25 318 Bloodline #3X6118 2011-04-15 * 319 Lysergic Acid Diethylamide #3X6119 2011-04-22 320 6:02 AM EST [1] #3X6120 2011-04-29 321 The Last Sam Weiss [2] #3X6121 2011-05-06 * 322 The Day We Died [3] #3X6122 Season 4: 2011-09-23 * 401 Neither Here Nor There #3X7001 2011-09-30 402 One Night in October #3X7002 2011-10-07 403 Alone in the World #3X7003 2011-10-14 404 Subject 9 #3X7004 2011-11-04 * 405 Novation #3X7005 2011-11-11 406 And Those We've Left Behind #3X7006 2011-11-18 407 Wallflower #3X7007 2012-01-13 * 408 Back to Where You've Never Been [1] #3X7008 2012-01-20 * 409 Enemy of My Enemy [2] #3X7009 2012-01-27 410 Forced Perspective #3X7010 2012-02-03 411 Making Angels #3X7011 2012-02-10 412 Welcome to Westfield [1] #3X7012 2012-02-17 413 A Better Human Being [2] #3X7013 2012-02-24 * 414 The End of All Things [3] #3X7014 2012-03-23 415 A Short Story About Love #3X7015 2012-03-30 416 Nothing As It Seems #3X7016 2012-04-06 417 Everything in Its Right Place #3X7017 2012-04-13 * 418 The Consultant #3X7018 2012-04-27 420 Worlds Apart #3X7020 2012-05-04 * 421 Brave New World, Part 1 [1] #3X7021 2012-05-11 * 422 Brave New World, Part 2 [2] #3X7022 Season 5: 2012-04-20 * 419 Letters of Transit #3X7019 2012-09-28 * 501 Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11 #3X7501 2012-10-05 502 In Absentia #3X7502 2012-10-12 503 The Recordist #3X7503 2012-10-26 * 504 The Bullet That Saved the World #3X7504 2012-11-02 505 An Origin Story #3X7505 2012-11-09 506 Through the Looking Glass and What ~ #3X7506 2012-11-16 507 Five-Twenty-Ten #3X7507 2012-12-07 508 The Human Kind #3X7508 2012-12-14 509 Black Blotter #3X7509 2012-12-21 * 510 Anomaly XB-6783746 #3X7510 2013-01-11 511 The Boy Must Live [1] #3X7511 2013-01-18 * 512 Liberty [2] #3X7512 2013-01-18 * 513 An Enemy of Fate [3] #3X7513 Episode Details Created by:J.J. Abrams & Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci * 101 The Pattern Written by J.J. Abrams & Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci Directed by Alex Graves Everyone on the Flight 627 has his tissue dissolved; Agent Olivia Dunham and her partner John Scott are sent to search a storage facility where they approach a suspect who blows up the storages, and John gets infected with similar symptoms as those on Flight 627; Olivia forces Peter Bishop to sign his father, doctor Walter Bishop, out of St. Claire, a mental institution, after seventeen years to help rescue John; Walter's lab at Harvard is re-opened with the help of Olivia's supervisor Colonel Broyles; Walter puts Olivia, in her underwear, into a sensory-deprivation tank and interconnects her conciousness with John's, so she can get the image of the suspect John saw; Olivia meets with Nina Sharp, CEO of Massive Dynamic, a company founded by William Bell who shared the lab with Walter; after he is captured, the suspect reveals the list of chemical substances blown off in the storage, so Walter can synthetize an antidote to save John (a cat is behind the laboratory window); Broyles tells Olivia about similar fringe events like Flight 627, calling them "the Pattern", as if someone has been experimenting, but the whole world was the lab; Olivia listens to a recorded phone call between the suspect and a man threatening him, whom she identifies as John; John kills the suspect and escapes from the hospital, pursued by Olivia, and ends up in a car crash, dying in Olivia's arms demanding from her to ask why Broyles sent her to that storage facility; Peter agrees to stay with Walter; John is brought into Massive Dynamic, and Nina orders to question him. 102 The Same Old Story Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.J. Abrams & Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci Directed by Paul Edwards A woman gives birth to a child that ages to death later; Olivia links the case to the Brain Surgeon; Walter remembers where he parked his car full of records (using 31-41-59 combination to open the garage) and figures out that the killer is a product of his old experiment on how to grow soldiers; Olivia purchases an electronic pulse camera from Massive Dynamic, and Walter is able to reconstruct the last image the last Surgeon's victim saw, which leads to his hideout; the killer dies of rapid aging, and Peter saves the victim; Nina offers Olivia a job; Walter asks Olivia to keep the information about Peter's medical history to herself, but she tells him Peter's file contained no such thing; Peter sings "row your boat" for Walter to help him sleep. 103 The Ghost Network Written by David H. Goodman & J.R. Orci Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye Passengers on a bus (including a DEA agent) are trapped in an amber-like substance while Roy has a vision of the event; after John's funeral, Charlie admits to Olivia that John said he loved him, too; at restaurant, Peter approaches a man who was taking pictures of him; Roy draws a vision of a woman with bleeding palms; Agent Davidson formally identifies DEA agent's body; Walter realizes that Roy is one of his old experiments, thereby he is able to receive communications from "the ghost network" designed by Walter back then; Roy picks up a conversation about some exchange, and Astrid translates it from Latin; Olivia realizes that Davidson cut something out of DEA agent's palm; at the exchange point, Davidson is killed, and the suspect kills himself by jumping in front of a bus; FBI recovers a glass disk; Broyles gives Olivia more information about the Pattern cases; Peter plays piano for Olivia; Broyles gives the disk to Nina, who hands it to the scientists at Massive Dynamic who are extracting information from John Scott's preserved body. 104 The Arrival Written by J.J. Abrams & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Paul Edwards The Observer called September reports the arrival of a beacon after he had spicy breakfast; Peter is upset for Walter was lecturing him during the night, naked (Olivia looks at Peter's lower torso when he mentions that); Walter has a theory about the Beacon, but he will not share it; Olivia visits her old mentor, Jacobson, who describes similar incident years ago; an assassin with a sonic weapon attacks the hangar where the Beacon was stored before it was moved to Walter's lab; Olivia receives a call from John; Olivia and Broyles study the photos of the Observer; Walter drugs Astrid, hides the cylinder, and meets September; the assassin kidnaps Peter and tortures him to reveal the location of the Beacon; they go to the cemetery, where Olivia kills the assassin, and the Beacon drills itself back into the ground; Peter meets September, who reads his thoughts before he knocks him unconscious; in the hospital, Peter decides to stay with the investigation; Walter tells Peter that the Observer saved both of them when they were drowning once, and Walter paid back that favor; Olivia sees John in her apartment. * 105 Power Hungry Written by Jason Cahill & Julia Cho Directed by Christopher Misiano A man drives an elevator full of people down to their deaths; Walter suspects that the man was a subject of an experiment that gave him an unwanted ability to control electrical devices; John appears in the Federal Building and tells Olivia that he will prove his love to her; the man is kidnapped by the doctor responsible for his treatment, but Walter is able to track him using pigeons programmed to follow the man's electromagnetic signature; Walter believes that part of John's consciousness crossed into Olivia's mind, and it is still there; John leads Olivia into a basement office where he was conducting his own investigations related to the Pattern; Olivia finds an engagement ring engraved with a word "ALWAYS" among John's personal effects. 106 The Cure Written by Felicia D. Henderson & Brad Caleb Kane Directed by Bill Eagles Emily causes a massive haemorrhaging of the customers in a cafeteria before her head explodes; Walter recognizes it as a result of an experimental treatment; another woman, Claire, is abducted; Walter demonstrates the subject's ability on a papaya; Emily's and Claire's doctor gives up a name of a prominent scientists before he kills himself; Olivia talks to the doctor; she tells Peter that, as a child, she shot her stepfather, and he sends her birthday postcards ever since to let her know he is out there somewhere, and she has birthday today; Nina gives Peter the location of the secret facility Claire is hold in in exchange for a future favor; Walter produces an antidote, and Olivia gives it to Claire, saving her; Olivia arrests the scientist, and later she listens to the news that the stocks of his company fall for the profit of Massive Dynamic; at home, Olivia finds a "Thinking of you" card slipped under the door. * 107 In Which We Meet Mr. Jones Written by J.J. Abrams & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Brad Anderson After a raid, Agent Mitchell Loeb collapses from being infected with a man-made parasite; Walter discovers a repeating sequence of aminoacids within the parasite's DNA that can be translated as a signature "ZFT"; Broyles explains to Olivia that ZFT is a bio-terrorist cell trafficking in scientific progress; Olivia goes to Germany to talk to one of ZFT's members, David Robert Jones, incarcerated in Wissenschaft Prison (Science Prison); Olivia speaks German with the warden; Jones agrees to talk only if he first speaks with his contact who is killed in a raid the same day; Walter is able to interrogate the corpse through Peter who answers "Little Hill" when Jones asks via Olivia "where does the gentleman live"; Jones is satisfied with the answers and gives up the information on how to save Loeb; in the hospital, Loeb asks his wife if the contact with Jones worked, and she informs him that the answer is "Little Hill". 108 The Equation Written by J.R. Orci & David H. Goodman Directed by Gwyneth Horder-Payton A boy obsessed with composing a piece of music is abducted while his father is hypnotized by flashing lights (three green, one red); Walter discovers that the piece is a musical equivalent of an equation which Dashell Kim, his fellow inmate from St. Claire (who was also abducted by the woman that took the boy) tried to solve; Walter ends up in St. Claire, and he is able to get a crucial information about the boy's whereabouts before Peter checks him out; Olivia saves the boy, but the woman escapes; she brings the solved equation to Loeb who uses it to pull an apple out of a safe through its solid wall; Loeb kills the woman and phones someone with a message that it worked. * 109 The Dreamscape Written by Zack Whedon & Julia Cho Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye Mark Young of Massive Dynamic jumps to his death during a vision of being attacked by razor-winged butterflies; Olivia receives an e-mail from John that leads her to a basement storage filled with toads whose venom was used to kill Young; Peter meets an old friend; Olivia, in her underwear, goes back to the tank to access John's memories stored in her mind; she sees John in a restaurant and then accompanied with Young, Morales and a fourth man whom John kills; Peter has a fist-talk with his friend's abusive partner; Olivia uses the word "MONARCH" which is a phone number (666-2724) to find Morales; he offers to tell everything he knows about ZFT, Flight 627, the North Woods Group, John Scott, the Pattern, in exchange for protection, but he is killed by a vision of John while Olivia talks to Nina; Olivia gets another e-mail from John, according to which he saw her in the restaurant. * 110 Safe Written by David H. Goodman & Jason Cahill Directed by Michael Zinberg Loeb and his team use the solid wall penetrating device to steal a safety box from a bank, but one of the man gets stuck in the wall during the process; Olivia recognizes him, but later she realizes that she knew him from John's memories, not her own; at Massive Dynamic, Nina gets update on John's memory extraction; Walter explains the theory of wall penetration that renders the user radioactive; in the bar, after a few drinks, Olivia presents her ability to remember numbers, and Walter realizes that the stolen deposit boxes marked with the numbers from the Fibonacci sequence actually belong to him, but he cannot remember why and what he hid inside the boxes; scientists at Massive Dynamic discover that the last image John saw was that of Olivia's who may possess a significant part of John's memories; the FBI team captures one of the robbers as they acquire the last safety box; in Germany, Jones orders his attorney to procure the last item, Olivia; Peter makes the captured robber talk, and Olivia figures out the other robbers head to Little Hill Field; Walter remembers that, when Peter was sick, he created a device that could bring anyone from anywhere (or any time) which he hid inside the boxes; in his prison cell, Jones kills his attorney and places himself into a corner; on her way to Little Hill, Olivia is tasered by Jones' men; at the field, Loeb uses Walter's device to teleport Jones out of the prison (located at 49.1.112295 N, 8.916092 E, horisontal angle 33.33 grad) into the field. 111 Bound Written by J.J. Abrams & Jeff Pinkner & Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye After doctors and a man donning a mask finish their work on her, Olivia escapes from her captivity, grabs a handful of samples, and hides them on a construction site before being knocked out by police; she awakes in a hospital where she meets Sanford Harris, whom she charged with harrasments years ago, and her sister, Rachel; the team digs out the samples, and Walter comes to the conclusion that it is the same material that created a giantic slug that crept out of the mouth of a professor who died during a lecture; Loeb infects another doctor in protective custody; Olivia chats with her sister while they drink; Olivia notices that Loeb wears the same shoes as the masked man who was with her kidnappers; Charlie has Peter tapped into Loeb's phone line as he cannot do it himself for he is a law enforcer; at Loeb's house, Olivia messes around the study while Loeb's wife is on the phone with her husband who orders her to kill Olivia; Peter warns Olivia, and she kills Loeb's wife during a fight; when Olivia tells Loeb that she killed his wife, he breaks down claiming that they saved Olivia and she ruined all their plans. 112 The No-Brainer Written by David H. Goodman & Brad Caleb Kane Directed by John Polson People have their brains liquefied by a hand coming out of a series of disturbing images on computer screen; Peter asks a friend for his help to recover data from torched hard drives in exchange for a gold coin; Olivia hurries to her apartment just in time to save her niece from the program; she figures out that the programmer kills for vengeance, so she uses the programmer's son to lead Olivia to him; the programmer kills himself; Broyles tells Harris to let Olivia be; Walter talks to the mother of his dead lab assistant about her daughter; while she drinks, Peter, slightly drunk, visits Olivia. * 113 The Transformation Written by J.R. Orci & Zack Whedon Directed by Brad Anderson Marshall Bowman on a flight transforms into a giant porcupine, and the plane crashes; Walter, in "Bishop's House of Horrors", finds a glass disk within the creature's palm; Charlie brings in Bowman's partner Hicks, whom Olivia recognizes from John's memories, and he starts to mutate before Walter sedates him; he cuts another disk out of Hick's palm; Broyles admits to Olivia that John was not buried and takes her to Massive Dynamic where Nina explains to Olivia their efforts to extract information from John who has similar disk implanted; Olivia, in her underwear, goes back to the tank and meets John; he tells her that he was working for the NSA and failed a mission to take out Conrad, a chemist responsible for dosing Bowman and Hicks with a virus he is about to sell; Olivia, accompanied by Peter (and with Hick's help via radio) poses as the buyer, and they capture the seller together with Conrad; Olivia goes to the tank to see John one last time. * 114 Ability Teleplay by David H. Goodman Story by Glen Whitman & Robert Chiappetta Directed by Norberto Barba Jones exits a decompression tank after his teleportation from German prison; a newspaper salesman has his orifices sealed off and suffocates; Olivia tells Peter that the German authorities found out that "ZFT" stands for "Zerstorung durch Fortschritte der Technologie" ("Destruction Through Technological Progress"), a self-published manuscript; Peter asks his friend Markham who owns a used-book store to find the manuscript; Jones turns himself in at the Federal Building, demanding to speak with Olivia; an agent dies the same way as the salesman when FBI raids Jones' safehouse; at the holding room, Jones assembles a surveillance-jamming device from the items he requested and asks Olivia to pass a test before another attack he plans occurs; Jones reveals to Olivia they confirmed during her abduction that she was treated with Cortexiphan before he collapses and is brought to the "Freakshow" lab; while Peter is working on lights Olivia is supposed to turn off with her thoughts, Nina supplies her with information on Cortexiphan devised by William Bell, a drug administered to children to prevent shrinking of the brain power, but Olivia was never in the treatment center for she lived in Jacksonville, Florida; Olivia stages a performance for Jones to convince him she can turn the lights off; Jones reveals the location of the bomb with the toxin, but it is wired with the same device as the one used for the test; Olivia uses her telekinetic ability to turn off the lights with her mind, thus disarming the bomb; Astrid admires Walter's teleportation device even if it kills the user, but Walter corrects her it does not kill, although it does something unthinkable; Jones disappears from the hospital, leaving a note for Olivia saying she passed; while she drinks, Olivia gets a phone call from Nina telling her she found information about another Cortexiphan center, in Jacksonville; Walter discovers that an old typewriter from his lab was used to write the ZFT manuscript. 115 Inner Child Written by Brad Caleb Kane & Julia Cho Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye Construction crew workers find a bald boy beneath a building set for demolition; Charlie phones Olivia giving the news that the Artist is back; the boy writes a name for Olivia that turns out to be the name of the last Artist's victim; Olivia has a little talk with Rachel while she is drinking; CIA's Department of Science and Technology has a great interest in the boy; Walter figures out that the boy is emotionally bound to Olivia and he tries to help her; Olivia finds the Artist and kills him in a fight; she arranges for the boy to be taken to a family, and Broyles covers for her; the boy on his way shares a look with September as he passes by. 116 Unleashed Written by Zack Whedon & J.R. Orci Directed by Brad Anderson Animal rights activists storm a laboratory and release all the animals before they are killed by some creature; Peter argues with Walter about a human ear Peter found in Walter's omelet; Charlie is attacked by the monster; Walter discovers it is based on his work, and that it infected Charlie with its offspring; Olivia confronts the scientists co-responsible for the creature, and it turns out that Walter's research has nothing to do with it; in the sewers, Walter poisons himself (for the case the creature eats him) and heads for it; Peter and Olivia kill the creature with .50 caliber handguns and save Charlie as well as Walter; Olivia goes to sleep with lights on. * 117 Bad Dreams Written by Akiva Goldsman Directed by Akiva Goldsman Olivia dreams about herself pushing a woman in front of arriving train; Walter suspects astro ("Astrid!") projection; Olivia has vision of another murderous attempt; she notices the suspect, Nick Lane, from a surveillance footage; Walter presumes that Nick can transfer his emotions onto other people, and he and Olivia were pair at Cortexiphan trials where they formed some sort of bound between them; after watching him to drive a go-go dancer to kill herself, Olivia figures out, through a hypnotic state, where Nick lives, but he leaves before they can get to him; as he walks through the city, people join him, and he leads them to the roof of a building where they all stand, ready to jump to their deaths; Olivia confronts him, and Nick mentions a man with the glasses in a hospital who activated him; Nick begs Olivia to kill him, and she shoots him in legs; Walter watches a video tape with him and William Bell talking to little Olivia in a charred room. 2SP Unearthed Written by David H. Goodman & Andrew Kreisberg Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye A dead girl by the name of Lisa awakes during organ removal, and she recites secret military codes identified as those belonging to a missing petty officer Rusk; Peter knows Russian language; Lisa is haunted by visions of Rusk who is found murdered; he tells some information about it through Lisa during experiment; Lisa, under the influence of Rusk, goes to his wife who hired the man who killed him; Lisa is tranquilized, and Rusk leaves her consciousness, moving into a victim of a car accident. 118 Midnight Written by J.H. Wyman & Andrew Kreisberg Directed by Bobby Roth A man meets a woman in a dance club, and she sucks out his spinal fluid; Olivia asks Broyles to advise her a good divorce attorney for Rachel; Walter discovers that the killer has an extincted form of syphilis, and it leads the team to wheel-chaired doctor Boone; the doctor gives FBI a tip on ZFT's laboratory, and he demands that the agents save his wife; Olivia speaks Chinese during the raid on the laboratory hidden within a restaurant; Boone admits that the killer is his wife, who has been infected with a virus as his punishment for trying to get departed from ZFT; he was feeding her with his own spinal fluid, rendering him half-paralyzed; the doctor explains that he also created the orifice-sealing toxin for ZFT who use their weapons as a show off to other scientists; he makes a deal to reveal everything he knows about ZFT in exchange for saving his wife; Peter takes Olivia to his chop shop owning friend to track down one victim; Walter and Boone work on the cure in Harvard lab; Boone suggests to take more of his spinal fluid to make the cure work; Boone's wife is found and tranquilized at a dance club; Peter happily drives a police car with the siren on; Boone watches his wife being cured before he dies; Walter gives Olivia a video tape on which Boone talks about ZFT; Olivia tells Broyles that the man funding ZFT is William Bell. 119 The Road Not Taken Teleplay by Jeff Pinkner & J.R. Orci Story by Akiva Goldsman Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye Broyles briefs his staff about ZFT; a woman on the street bursts into flames; Olivia experiences glimpses into another reality where she sees two burned bodies; Walter suspects that the woman was a victim of pyrokinesis, a term coined by Stephen King; he explains that the glimpses Olivia is experiencing are a form of deja vu of another reality created by different choices made in daily life like a road not taken; Peter and Olivia talk to a conspiracy website creator, who is nuts; Olivia keeps booze in her office; she uses another glimpse to find out that the burned victim had a twin sister, Nancy; after she is kidnapped by Doctor Winters (the man with the glasses), Peter discovers that a window in her apartment was slightly molded by her pyrokinetic ability, and he uses his invention he built for Walter to restore his vinyl records to play back the glass; the sound recorded the moments of Nancy's kidnapping including dialing tones of a number that leads to Harris' cell phone; Olivia follows Harris to a facility where Nancy is held; Olivia shoots Winters; Harris locks Olivia in the room with Nancy ("God damn it, Harris, open the door!"); Olivia helps her to focus her ability, and Nancy drives the fire into Harris, who gives an update on the situation to someone (Jones) on the phone, burning him to death instead of them; Olivia presents to Walter her anger about what he and Bell did to her and the other Cortexiphan children; Nina visits Broyles with an information on increasing frequency of Observers' appearances; Walter finds the original ZFT manuscript including the missing Chapter of Ethics, and September comes for him to the lab; Nina is shot in the elevator as she goes into her apartment. * 120 There's More Than One of Everything Teleplay by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman Story by Akiva Goldsman & Bryan Burk Directed by Brad Anderson Nina reveals to Olivia that Jones (who was among the men who shot her) has stolen a powerful energy cell that Bell hid within her arm; Jones uses the cell to temporarily open a window into the alternate reality at a New York street intersection; September takes Walter to a beach house; Nina explains that Jones tries to cross over to the other side to get to Bell; the team visits the scene of Jones' another unsuccessful attempt at Rhode Island soccer field; Olivia goes through Fringe events and discovers a pattern of soft spots where the membrane between the realities is thin enough to create a portal, the oldest one being at Reiden Lake where Jones is heading; Peter helps Walter to find a device to close an open portal between universes; as the FBI approaches him, Jones opens the portal to the other side; Peter uses the device to close the portal on Jones, slicing him in half; Walter visits a grave marked "PETER BISHOP 1978 - 1985"; Nina arranges for Olivia a meeting with Bell; Olivia almost crashes her car while driving through Manhattan; she meets Bell in his office in the South Tower of the still-standing World Trade Center (the Towers in the original universe were destroyed in 2001). * 201 A New Day in the Old Town Written by J.J. Abrams & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Akiva Goldsman An participant in a car crash accident attacks an apartment occupant (who was watching "The X-Files" episode "Dreamland") and takes his form; Olivia appears from the crashed car out of nowhere; Broyles joins Peter for a drink and tells him the Fringe team is about to be shut down; Olivia bursts out of the coma, quoting "Na einai kalyteros antropos apo ton patera soy" (Greek for "You be a better man than your father was"); Agent Jessup is helping Peter to investigate; the impostor receives via a typewriter an order to kill Olivia; Charlie visits Olivia in the hospital; the team watches a video of a test subject who reveals some information about a shape-shifter; Broyles is at a Senate Subcommitee hearing; the shape-shifter takes the form of a nurse and tries to kill Olivia, but the team pursues him ("You okay?" "Go get that bitch."); the shape-shifter disappears, but Peter finds his shape-shifting device, and he gives it to Broyles to secure the existence of the Fringe team; "Charlie" the shape-shifter burns the corpse of the real Charlie whom he killed in the hospital before taking his form. 202 Night of Desirable Objects Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman Directed by Brad Anderson A worker is attacked and pulled underearth by something; Walter repeats his theory about the road not taken; Peter talks with the Sheriff about night of desirable objects, a lure used for night fishing; "Charlie" goes into the typewriter store; Olivia almost shoots Peter at the house of a possible witness, a doctor, who hangs himself while the team is exhuming his family; Walter figures out that the doctor was experimenting on his wife, and the son who died shortly after the birth dug his way out of the casket underground; Peter and Olivia discover the creature's hideout near the house, and the creature attacks Olivia, causing a car to fall through the ground and killing the creature; Olivia visits Nina Sharp's friend Sam Weiss who can help her with the recovery from her car crash injuries; "Charlie" gets an order to help Olivia remember what happened to her. * 203 Fracture Written by David Wilcox Directed by Bryan Spicer A police officer crystallizes and explodes while approaching a courier carrying a briefcase; Sam teaches Olivia how to tie shoelaces; Olivia experiences flashbacks from the other side, and she discovers a serum the officer was injecting himself with; Gene is upset when Peter eats a cheeseburger; he and Olivia go to Baghdad to get information on the "Tin Man" project the officer was part of, and they speak Arabic; Walter shatters a watermellon when he triggers the serum with radio waves; at Iraq, a doctor reveals the names of the Tin Man subjects as well as their supervisor, a colonel; the team tracks down a Tin Man captain to a metro station; as she approaches another courier, the colonel triggers the crystallization process, but Olivia destroys the remote device and reverses the process; Olivia regains her motoric abilities when she gets angry with Sam; the colonel explains to Broyles that they were trying to stop the Observers, and that whatever is inside the briefcase, it will destroy us all; September receives the briefcase from the courier and takes out surveillance photos of Walter. * 204 Momentum Deferred Written by Zack Stentz & Ashley Edward Miller Directed by Joe Chappelle A man is shot at a cryogenic facility, and he bleeds mercury; Olivia drinks worms to retrieve her memory in "Bishop's Deli"; Peter analyzes a data disk from the shot shape-shifter; "Charlie" drinks mercury from broken thermometers to stay in shape; Olivia gives the shape-shifter's device to Nina Sharp to reconstruct the identity of the last victim the shape-shifter impersonates; Walter brings in the subject from the video tape to help the team to recognize the shape-shifters; during the experiment, Olivia collapses as her memories are restored, and she remembers her meeting with William Bell in the alternate universe who tells her that a war between our and the parallel universe is coming, and the shape-shifters are looking for a leader with a certain mark on his head; Olivia receives the rendering results proving that "Charlie" is the shape-shifter, and she kills him; the shape-shifters find the frozen head and let it attach itself to a headless body. 205 Dream Logic Written by Josh Singer Directed by Paul Edwards Sam gives Olivia an advice to deal with Charlies death; a man kills his employer for he sees him as a demon; Olivia collects business cards from everyone wearing red; the man dies of exhaustion; Walter finds a bio-chip implanted into man's head; Walter drugs an agent to test the chip on him and figures out that the chip records all subject's dreams; Peter and Olivia come to conclusion that the doctor responsible for the chip implants uses the recordings as a drug, although he is not aware of what he is doing; the doctor dies as Olivia shoots the server he is plugged into to prevent another accident; Olivia construct a phrase "you're gonna be fine" from the business cards' initials which Charlie used to tell her. 206 Earthling Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Vlaming Directed by Jon Cassar A man is attacked by a shadowy figure, and he turns into dust; Broyles mentions a series of similar cases when the killer left the authorities a chemical formula to solve; Senator Horns tells Broyles that they are pulled off the case, but the team secretly continues to work on it; the shadowy entity comes from a Russian cosmonaut smuggled to US by his brother; Walter discovers that the entity seeks radiation from people, disintegrating them in the process; Broyles tells Olivia that he lost his marriage because of the case; Walter solves the formula pointing that the entity and the cosmonaut are bound on a molecular level; the brother calls Broyles, but he is disintegrated as the entity he tried to keep contained within the cosmonaut escapes; Broyles shoots the cosmonaut in the head, thereby killing the entity; he tells her former wife that he closed the case; on his way back, he has a short talk with a mysterious CIA agent. 207 Of Human Action Written by Robert Chiappetta & Glen Whitman Directed by Joe Chappelle Police officers kill themselves as they try to stop a pair of kidnappers of a teenage boy; Walter visits the Massive Dynamic for the first time as the team goes to speak with the father of the boy; after the mind-controlling kidnappers demand ransom, Walter equips the FBI squad with a sound-generating headphones to prevent them from being mind-controlled; the boy is the mind-controller, not the "kidnappers", and he forces Peter to drive him away; Olivia deduces that the boy is looking for his mother; the boy forces Peter to shoot Broyles as he approaches them; Peter deliberately crashes the car into a pole as Walter disables the boy's mind-controlling ability temporarily; Nina sends a report to Bell electronically that the mind-controlling experiment was a success. 208 August Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Dennis Smith An Observer by the name of August kidnaps a girl; Brandon of Massive Dynamic explains to Peter and Olivia that the Observers appear at significant moments in the history; August shows the girl a news report on a crash of a plane she was supposed to take had he not kidnapped her; Walter deciphers a code August left in his notebook and meets him, being asked for help to prevent the killing of the girl by an assassin sent by the other Observers (July, September and December); Peter and Olivia kill the assassin and save the girl; a mortally wounded August admits to September that he was in love with the girl, and September confirms that he made her important as she is responsible for the death of one of their own; September and December observe Olivia and her niece on a roller coaster, noticing her happiness as she does not know what awaits her. 209 Snakehead Written by David Wilcox Directed by Paul Holahan The team investigates a series of deaths caused by oversized parasitic worms growing inside a human body that are used to smuggle drugs from China; Peter speaks Cantonese when they are questioning a witness; Astrid is attacked by Triad members in the lab; Peter tracks down the doctor responsible for the deaths, and FBI team saves him as he is about to be infected by the worm; Walter gives Peter a transponder to a tracking device he implanted into his neck for the case he gets lost. * 210 Grey Matters Written by Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Thomas Jerome Newton, the shape-shifters' leader, is removing foreign parts of a brain implanted into mental patients by doctor Paris years ago; the team discovers that the pieces were operated out of Walter's brain by Paris; Newton kidnaps Walter and removes the tracking device from his neck; Peter figures out that the shape-shifters are taking Walter to the place where he has the idea of how to create the door between the worlds; in Walter's old house, Newton reconnects him with the preserved pieces of his brain, rendering Walter temporarily sane, and asks him about the door; as Peter and Olivia approach, Newton injects Walter with a neurotoxin, and as she catches him, he forces Olivia to let him go in exchange for an information on how to save Walter; while being checked in a hospital, Walter realizes that doctor Paris is William Bell. 211 Johari Window Written by Josh Singer Directed by Joe Chappelle Troopers are gunned down by deformen after one of the troopers picks up a boy from a nearby town who turns out to be deformed, too; the team is attacked on their way to town by a deforman, and Peter kills him, but he turns out to be ordinary-looking; Astrid discovers a moniker in one of Walter's songs that leads them to the library where Walter uncovers army files on the "Elephant" project to render soldiers invisible, but making them deformed instead, and he figures out that all citizens from the town are deformed, but made looking normal by an electro-magnetic pulse emitted somewhere in the town; Walter turns it off, but then he asks Broyles to let it on so the people in the town can live their lives. 212 What Lies Below Written by Jeff Vlaming Directed by Deran Sarafian A man dies inside an office building, exhaling a cloud of blood; Walter seals the building off to prevent another infected man to exit, trapping Peter and Olivia inside; Peter touches the blood of the prime victim accidentally, and he finds car keys on the victim, leading to the original virus contained within oil core samples; as Walter and Astrid test the occupants whether they are infected or not, Peter swaps the DNA sample to fool the test, but he is stopped as he is about to leave the building; Walter admits to Astrid that he can't let Peter die again; he discovers that sulfur eradicates the virus, and the remaining violent infected men including Peter are incapacitated by a sleeping gas before they are cured. 213 The Bishop Revival Written by Glen Whitman & Robert Chiappetta Directed by Adam Davidson On a wedding, a Jewish family suffocates to death, and later, all customers of a tea restaurant with brown eyes meet the same fate; Walter discovers that the killer uses a toxin able to be programmed to attack a specific genetic group, and he finds a signature within the molecule that links the toxin to the work of his father, Robert Bischoff, who spied on Nazis and smuggled their scientific research via German books which Peter sold away years ago; Markham helps to track the books to an artist, but it is a dead end; Walter is able to extract a partial DNA the killer left on a scene pointing that he must be over hundred years old; as the team searches through the killer's house, he tries to poison Walter with the toxin targeted to his DNA; the killer is apprehended on the Annual World Tolerance Conference, and he dies when Walter releases the toxin targeted to the killer's DNA; Peter brings the rest of Walter's books, and there are some old photos from 1940's, one of them has the killer portraited as a lab assistant. * 214 Jacksonville Written by Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz Directed by Charles Beeson Newton causes a building from the alternate universe to appear and merge with a building in the original universe; Walter calculates that a building from the original universe has to disappear in order to preserve the balance, and Olivia as a Cortexiphan child may be able to see a "glimmer" that will indicate which building is about to vanish so they can evacuate its inhabitants; the crew goes to Jacksonville (where Walter uses 5-20-10 combination to open the facility), but Olivia is not able to see anything for she is not able to be frightened anymore; when the time comes, Olivia is scared that she cannot do anything, and she sees a building glimmering in the distance, so they are able to evacuate it before it disappears; Olivia stops for Peter to go out, and she sees that he glimmers; Walter asks her not to tell Peter. 215 Peter Teleplay by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Josh Singer Story by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner & Akiva Goldsman & Josh Singer Directed by David Straiton While she drinks, Walter visits Olivia to tell her his story; in 1985, Peter dies, and Walter observes through a window to the alternate universe how Walternate, the other Walter, works on a cure to save his Peter who is sick, too; on a verge of discovery, Walternate is distracted by September, and he does not see that he discovered the cure; Walter designs a door to cross to the other side to save Peter, and he builds it at Reiden Lake where the water will absorb any excess energy; Nina tries to stop Walter, but he enters the alternate universe while she loses her hand; Walter finds out the vial with the cure was smashed in the struggle with Nina, and he decides to take Peter to our side to cure him; when they cross back, Walter, Peter and the door device fall through the thin ice into the lake; September saves them, and he tells Walter that the boy must live; Walter cures Peter, but when he sees the boy and his wife, he realizes that he will never return Peter back to the other side. 216 Olivia, in the Lab, with the Revolver Written by Matthew Pitts Directed by Brad Anderson A sick man touches an attorney, and she dies after then, covered in malignant tumors; while she drinks, Sam Weiss visits Olivia and plays "Clue" with her; he tells her that he is much older than he looks and also taller than he appears; Olivia finds out that the sick man is after Cortexiphan children; James, the cancer man, attacks Olivia, but she defeats him, and he admits that he is a Cortexiphan child, and a man in the hospital (Doctor Winters) activated his ability; Walter decides to tell Peter who he really is. 217 White Tulip Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Vlaming Directed by Thomas Yatsko A man materializes inside a train car, drawing energy from all sources, including people who die immediately; as the team identifies the man as doctor Peck and apprehends him, Peck uses a device he implanted into himself and vanishes, materializing inside the train car in the past; Walter figures out that Peck is moving backwards in time trying to save his fiancee who was killed in a car crash months ago; when FBI surrounds Peck's laboratory, Walter goes as an ambassador to Peck to try to talk him out of his plan to save the fiancee for the unimaginable consequences that act would have; Walter confesses to Peck that he waits for a white tulip from God as a sign of forgiveness for what he did when he took Peter; the FBI squad storms in, and Peck materializes inside the train car again; as the FBI squad is about to storm his residence, Peck quickly writes a letter and jumps back in time to the day his fiancee was killed, appearing in the centre of a hot air baloon field, not harming anyone; Peck rushes to the car of his fiancee and waits there with her seconds before a car rams into them, killing them; present day, Peck's former supervisor sends away an envelope she found inside the letter Peck wrote to her; Walter receives the envelope which contains a piece of white paper with a drawing of a tulip. * 218 The Man from the Other Side Written by Josh Singer & Ethan Gross Directed by Jeffrey Hunt Three shape-shifters enter our universe, and two of them take the identities of a couple nearby; the team suspects that Newton will try to open a door to the alternate universe; Brandon calculates that a synchronization of time from our and the other side will occur tomorrow; Walter tries to revive the third shape-shifter, but the creature dies, apologizing to Walter; Peter calls Walter "Dad"; the team figures out that Newton will use harmonic rods to bring something from the other side, and they are able to triangulate the destination point, a bridge; Peter looks at Olivia in shock when she points out that the water will absorb any excess energy; Peter interrupts Newton's attempt with Walter's cancelling device, noticing that the link Newton almost created disintegrated a cop nearby, but it did not destroy Peter as well as the man who appeared on the bridge; at the hospital, Peter confronts Walter with the knowledge that he is from the alternate universe; Newton helps the Secretary, the man from the other side, to recover from crossing over; Olivia tells Walter that Peter left the hospital and he is gone. 219 Brown Betty Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Seith Mann After smoking a drug called Brown Betty, Walter tells Olivia's niece, Ella, a story: Olivia, a private investigator, is hired by Rachel to find her missing boyfriend, Peter; she follows the lead to Walter, an inventor who tells her that Peter was his lab assistant who stole his glass heart; Olivia is threatened by September, a Watcher, to drop her investigation; she trails Nina Sharp to her house where she communicates with William Bell; September knocks Olivia down and throws her bound in a crate into the water; Peter saves Olivia and explains to her that the glass heart is his, and Walter based his inventions on dreams stolen from children; Peter shows Olivia the pattern of destruction caused by Walter, shaped as a large spider on the map; they are attacked by the Watchers who steal the heart; as they confront Walter, Peter takes his glass heart and is about to walk away, but Ella does not like the ending, and she changes it into the happy one where Peter splits his heart into two pieces, gives one half to Walter, and then he dances with Olivia in the lab (end of story); September reports that Peter has not returned, and Walter does not remember his warning. 220 Northwest Passage Written by Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz & Nora Zuckerman & Lilla Zuckerman Directed by Joe Chappelle At Northwest Passage, Washington, someone removes a piece of brain from a waitress who was speaking to Peter; he suspects that Newton is trying to locate him and co-operates with the local police; Sheriff's partner goes missing; Peter and the Sheriff track down the single killer, and they save Sheriff's partner; as Peter rests in his motel room, he is approached by Newton who calls in the Secretary from the other side, Walternate. * 221 Over There, Part 1 Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Akiva Goldsman While she drinks at the bar, Olivia finds a drawing left there by September, depicting Peter inside a doomsday machine; Walter remembers he made a deal with September to never let Peter return to the other side; with the help of trained Cortexiphan children (James the cancer man, Sally the pyrokinetician and Nick the thought transferer), Walter and Olivia are able to cross into the alternate universe where James dies of cancer, and the others run away from the members of Fringe Division (Captain Lincoln Lee, alternate Charlie and Fauxlivia, Olivia's double); Walternate, the Secretary of Defense, urges the Fringe Division to apprehend the invaders; Peter reunites with his mother who gives him the schematics on the machine; Olivia and the others are apprehended in the park where Nick is killed and Sally burns herself and Lincoln; Walter is shot and collapses in front of a hospital; Fauxlivia gets backrub from her boyfriend Frank; Olivia meets with Bell; Walternate removes a power source from the doomsday device already assembled at the Liberty Island. * 222 Over There, Part 2 Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Akiva Goldsman Olivia and Bell get Walter out of the hospital; Walternate tells Peter that the machine is an ancient tech able to heal worlds; in Harvard lab, while looking for a doorstop to help them cross back, Walter accuses Bell of cutting out pieces of his brain; Olivia meets Fauxlivia in her apartment, and, after a fight, she overpowers her and changes her appearance to make her look like Fauxlivia; Peter discovers that the power source is designed to interact with him only; Olivia and Peter kiss; they meet Walter and Bell at the Opera House before the Fringe Division arrives; Alternbroyles receives an unaudible call from Walternate to make the switch; Olivia and Bell are knocked unconscious for a moment during a firefight with the Division; Bell explains that he cut pieces of Walter's brain out because Walter asked him to, afraid of what he was becoming; Bell sacrifices himself to power the doorstop machine with his unstable atoms; back in our universe, Fauxlivia enters the typewriter store and reports to the other side that the infiltration was achieved; in the alternate universe, Olivia begs Walternate to let her out of her prison cell. * 301 Olivia Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Joe Chappelle In the alternate universe, Brandonate experiments on Olivia, trying to convert her mind to the one of Fauxlivia's; Olivia escapes from the Department of Defense lab and forces Henry the cab driver to help her; Captain Lee is recovering from being burned; Olivia tries to get to the Opera House, but it just have been ambered over; Olivia runs into Lee at the gas station, and she manages to drive off with Henry after she hits a manometer on a gas tank with a single shot; Massive Dynamic was not built in the alternate universe; Olivia goes to her alternate mother and meets Charlie; Brandonate explains to Walternate that the adrenaline from being pursued triggered the absorption of Fauxlivia's memories into Olivia, so she technically is their Olivia now; in our universe, Peter and Fauxlivia kiss. 302 The Box Written by Josh Singer & Graham Roland Directed by Jeffrey Hunt Henchmen hired by Newton dig up a device that kills them except the third man; Peter tells Broyles about Walternate's machine while Walter tries to make Gene make chocolate milk ("She's a cow, Walter. She could probably digest the frying pan."); Peter and Fauxlivia dance; Bell's last will is read at Massive Dynamic; Walter sings a bit from "Figaro"; the third man, deaf, visits Fauxlivia with the device, and she kills him; Peter and Fauxlivia make out; Newton brings the box to a subway station where it puts more people into pre-death trance; Fauxlivia shoots near Peter's ears to induce temporal deafness, so he can approach and disarm the device; Peter identifies it as a part of Walternate's weapon; Fauxlivia saves Peter before he is crushed by a train passing by; Walter knocks at Astrid's door with a pile of stocks from Bell that made him the sole owner of Massive Dynamic; Fauxlivia receives via the telegraph an order from the other side to start working on Walter. 303 The Plateau Written by Alison Schapker & Monica Owusu-Breen Directed by Brad Anderson In the alternate universe, a man triggers a series of events leading to apparently accidental deaths; Olivia works at Fringe Division; the killer was a subject of an experiment to increase intelligence; as Olivia and Charlie apprehend him, he tries to lead Olivia to her death, unsuccessfully; Olivia has a vision of Peter. 304 Do Shapeshifters Dream of Electric Sheep? [Nope.] Written by David Wilcox & Matthew Pitts Directed by Ken Fink Newton appears in a hospital and shoots Senator van Horn, a car accident victim, who is a shape-shifter; Walter reactivates him with the help of Senator's wife; another shape-shifter attacks Walter and takes a data storage from van Horn's body; Newton kills him for he became too attached to his current family; after he is captured, Newton kills himself with a poison provided by Fauxlivia; Peter and Fauxlivia begin to be romantically involved with each other. 305 Amber 31422 Written by Josh Singer & Ethan Gross Directed by David Straiton In the alternate universe, a burglar frees his brother out of amber and revives him; Olivia participates on DoD experiments on how to cross between universes, and she crosses to our side for a moment; the burglar stages a bank robbery and deliberately let himself to be ambered, giving his brother a second chance; Olivia realizes the truth, but she let it go; based on Peter's visions, she takes another test, crosses over and phones her niece before being pulled back to the alternate universe. * 306 6955 kHz Written by Robert Chiappetta & Glen Whitman Directed by Joe Chappelle A bunch of ham radio enthusiasts have they memories erased while listening to number stations; the team discovers a cube attaching the memory-erasing pulse to the number station broadcast; another broadcast causes a plane to crash; Markham provides Peter a book about the First People, an extinct technologically advanced human race allegedly broadcasting the numbers who also devised the machine able to create or destroy worlds called the Vacuum; Nina and Walter smoke pot while talking about Walter's disapproval of Peter working on the Vacuum; when Peter finds a clue, Fauxlivia goes to the man who installed the cubes -- a shape-shifter -- and kills him; Astrid figures out that the numbers are coordinates of locations of buried pieces of the Vacuum; Fauxlivia receives an order to initiate phase two; in the alternate universe, the vision of Peter urges Olivia to go home for Walternate does not need her anymore. 307 The Abducted Written by David Wilcox & Graham Roland Directed by Chuck Russell In the alternate universe, the Candyman who took Alternbroyles' son four years ago, kidnaps another boy; Alternbroyles' son reveals some information about the Candyman to Olivia; she tracks down the Candyman, who made himself several decades younger, and she kills him; Olivia realizes that reverend from the congregation the Candyman was from is the real man behind the kidnappings, and he is after Alternbroyles son; Alternbroyles kills the reverend in the neck of time; Henry helps Olivia to get to the Liberty Island; Olivia crosses to the other side and manages to pass a message to a cleaning woman before she is pulled back; in our universe, Peter receive a phone call with the message that Olivia is trapped in the other universe. * 308 Entrada Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman Directed by Brad Anderson Fauxlivia forces Peter to drug himself with a sedative and runs away; at the typewriter store, she realizes she took Peter's laptop instead of hers and demands extraction; the team traces her to the typewriter store and figures out the extraction point is a train station; in the alternate universe, Alternbroyles saves Olivia before she is vivisected, and they rush to the Harvard lab where Olivia uses the tank, and she emerges in Walter's lab; on our side, the team captures Fauxlivia, but the other side is able to exchange her for Alternbroyles who was shot dead; the typewriter store owner brings a stolen part from the Vacuum that Fauxlivia hid at him to a librarian who injects the owner with a cure that regenerates his crippled legs as a reward for helping the other side. 309 Marionette Written by Monica Owusu-Breen & Alison Schapker Directed by Joe Chappelle The team investigates a case of a man whose heart was removed, but he was alive for several hours after that; Peter confesses to Olivia that he was seeing Fauxlivia; someone is harvesting organs that were donated from a dead girl; Walter proves by tasting her ashes that she was not cremated; the harvester reassembles the girl from her body parts and attaches her to a string mechanism like a marionette; he reanimates her, but she does not recognize him; when the team apprehends him, he tells Olivia that he could see in her eyes that it was not the girl he knew; the girl is found dead; Olivia asks Peter how he could not see that Fauxlivia was not her and tells him that she does not want to be with him; September, looking at Peter and Walter, reports that "he is still alive". 310 The Firefly Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Charles Beeson A musician in a mental institution is visited by his deceased son sent by September; September interrupts a jewelry robbery and takes a worker's inhaler; the hypnotized musician reveals that he is supposed to help Walter; September tells Walter that after he pulled out Peter from the icy lake, Peter catched a firefly later, and that caused another man to run over a young man who turns out to be the musician's son; September rams into the police car transporting the jewelry worker; Walter saves her, and it turns out she is the daughter of the man who killed the musician's son; September knocks Peter unconscious and vanishes; Peter seazures after he drinks milk that Walter mixed with his smart serum, and Olivia saves him; September and December agree that Walter has changed, and he is willing to let Peter die. * 311 Reciprocity Written by Josh Singer Directed by Jeannot Szwarc As the team visits the hangar with the assembled Vacuum, Peter's presence triggers it; he undergoes some tests at Massive Dynamic; a dead shape-shifter is found in a fountain, and Broyles assumes there is a mole inside the agency; Walter sniffs some chimpanzee DNA serum to get smarter; Olivia tells Peter that they can get past what Fauxlivia did to them; Walter finds some blood behind the finger nails of a dead shape-shifter (A+, the same blood type Walter has); another shape-shifter is shot dead by Peter; Olivia decodes a computer file Fauxlivia left behind and finds a list of shape-shifters; Walter discovers notes in Peter's room that prove he is the one hunting shape-shifters down; he faces Peter as he kills the last shape-shifter; Walter tells Peter that every relationship is reciprocial, and the machine weaponized him when he touched it; Brandon brings Nina three other editions of "The First People" they found ("H'nshim Hr'zhvnim" in Hebrew, "Pervie Ljudi" in Russian and "La Primera Gente" in Spanish) and informs her that William Bell was looking for those books, too. 312 Concentrate and Ask Again Written by Graham Roland & Matthew Pitts Directed by Dennis Smith Nina discovers (using 052010 combination to open a safe) Bell's copy of "The First People" ("Die Ersten Menschen" in German); a scientist is killed by a powder that disintegrates his bones; the team finds the weapon at a former marine who is hit by a car in the process; Walter suggests to bring in a Cortexiphan child to read the mind of the marine to figure out when another attack occurs; Nina provides information on Project Jellyfish; Olivia and the mind-reader go into a museum to stop the attackers; she kills them both; the mind-reader gives Olivia an envelope with a note about Peter's thoughts; Nina figures out that the names of the authors of the "First People" books are all anagrams of Sam Weiss; Sam tells Nina that whichever Olivia Peter chooses, hers universe will survive; Olivia learns from the note that Peter still has feelings for Fauxlivia. 313 Immortality Written by David Wilcox & Ethan Gross Directed by Brad Anderson In the alternate universe, a man at the docking station vomits out bugs, and the scientist who poisoned him catches a few; Frank jokes while Fauxlivia gets dressed, and he asks her to marry him later, and Fauxlivia says yes; as they search throughout the scientist's warehouse, Lincoln gets locked inside a refrigerator, and the scientist restrains Fauxlivia; as she is rushed to the hospital, suspected to be infected, the scientist admits he has infected himself and vomits the last bug before he dies; Fauxlivia is with child, but Frank knows it is not his; Walternate visits Fauxlivia as the future mother of his grandchild. 314 6B Written by Glen Whitman & Robert Chiappetta Directed by Thomas Yatsko A couple of people at a party fall through a balcony of a penthouse to their deaths; Walter suspects that the universe started to break apart; Olivia's ability to see glimmers leads the team to an apartment 6B occupied by a woman who believes to be seeing a ghost of her late husband; Walter mentions soul magnets; he asks for the best Massive Dynamic scientists and "that nervous fellow" Brandon to create a method based on the 103 bus attack similar to the ambering protocol they use on the other side; as a vortex is about to create, the woman realizes that the man from the other side is not her husband as she was thinking, and she let him go; Olivia visits Peter with a bottle of booze, they kiss and become romantically involved; in the alternate universe, Fauxlivia knocks at the door 6B, but the man living there denies any knowledge of an unusual activity. 315 Subject 13 Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye In 1985, young Peter almost drowns himself in the frozen Reiden Lake as he tries to "go home"; young Olivia, Subject 13, crosses for a moment to the other side as she tries to run from her violent stepfather; in the alternate universe, Walternate and Altelizabeth have hard time after their son's disappearance; Peter and Olivia play on a white tulip field; Olivia tells Bishop about her stepfather, not realizing that she jumped into the other universe and talked to Walternate; Walter gives Olivia's stepfather a warning about consequences if he harms her again; Walternate, looking at the drawings Olivia left in his office, tells Altelizabeth on the phone that he knows where Peter is. 316 Os Written by Josh Singer & Graham Roland Directed by Brad Anderson As he is smoking weed with a surveillance guy at Massive Dynamic, Walter notices door to Bell's office and presents Nina some files he found there; a security guard kills one of thieves stealing osmium who floats up; the other thief dies as he visits the doctor who is about to help him with the side effects; Peter and Olivia locates his hideout full of frozen body parts; Walter and Nina discuss soul magnets in the lab; the doctor shows the effects of his levitating substance to another volunteer, and they go into a museum of science to get supplies of lutetium, and they are captured there; in prison, the doctor explains to Walter that his discovery of mixing two of the heaviest elements on Earth (osmium and lutetium) was a miracle, and it should never work; Walter admits to Nina that the floating serum is a result of the universe breaking down; he rings the bell William left to Nina in his last will, hoping that it would trigger Bell's mind caught in Nina via a soul magnet, but nothing happens; Peter shows Olivia his private laboratory where he works on the shape-shifters' data disks; when the echoes of the bell reach the room, William Bell speaks through Olivia. 317 Stowaway Teleplay by Danielle Dispaltro Story by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Charles Beeson Bellivia tells the others that he gave Olivia the soul magnets in a tea when she met him on the other side for the first time; a woman jumps with his partner into their deaths, and she walks away; the team discusses with Agent Lincoln Lee the possibility that the woman takes the life energy from people willing to die only; the woman witnesses a suicide of a man who urges her to save people from a train he planted a bomb on; the team learns that the woman was struck by the lightning twice, and she actually tries to die and go with the other's soul like a stowaway to heaven; they find the number of her cell phone, and Peter tries to talk her off her plan; Walter and Bellivia are able to calculate her location; as the FBI stops the train, she runs away and blows herself up in a field; as Peter and Bellivia drink tea, an echo of a church bell reaches them, and after Olivia's consciousness takes over for a moment, Bellivia realizes that they have a problem. 318 Bloodline Written by Alison Schapker & Monica Owusu-Breen Directed by Dennis Smith In the alternate universe, Fauxlivia is kidnapped, and a group of doctors works on her; Lincoln and Charlie question Henry; Fauxlivia manages to escape, but she is in labor as the doctors accelerated her pregnancy; Henry helps to deliver the child; in the hospital, a doctor (who was one of those working on Fauxlivia) takes a blood sample from the child and gives it to Brandonate who hands it to Walternate; September reports to someone that "it is happening". * 319 Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Teleplay by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Story by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle Bellivia has a seizure, and they figure out with Walter to put Bell's consciousness into a computer, but to do so, they have to enter Olivia's mind (with a help of LSD); in Olivia's mind, Peter and Walter appear in the alternate New York; in the lab, Broyles is high, too, for he cleaned the LSD residues left on the table; while everyone, including Nina Sharp, tries to kill them, Peter and Walter make it to Bell's office to find him to be a cartoon character as well as them after they enter the office; all three escape in a zeppelin when they are attacked by zombies; a man in an X T-shirt cuts the fuel hose and parachutes out, taking Walter with him, who falls down and wakes up in the lab; Peter and Bell ride a motorcycle to Jacksonville, and they find Olivia; as the military is after them, Peter is knocked out by a car into the reality, and Olivia freezes the soldiers; Bell asks Olivia to deliver a message to Walter that he knew the dog wouldn't hunt; back in the lab, the computer fails to record Bell's mind as he suspected it wouldn't work according to his message; as he visits her, Peter notices a drawing of the X T-shirt man whom Olivia describes as the man who is going to kill her. 320 6:02 AM EST Written by David Wilcox & Josh Singer & Graham Roland Directed by Jeannot Szwarc In the alternate universe, Brandonate informs Walternate that they were able to construct the partial DNA profile of Peter based on his son's blood, enough to activate the Vacuum; in our universe, a vortex destroys a horde of sheep at 6:02, and the Vacuum in the hangar activates itself; Nina shows Olivia the collection of books on the First People and mentions that Sam Weiss possesses a great knowledge of the machine; over there, Fauxlivia tries to cross into our universe, but she fails; over here, Peter tries to enter the Vacuum, but it throws him away; Weiss approaches Olivia and asks her to take him to the Vacuum; over there, Walternate tells Fauxlivia that she will remain prisoner until it is over. 321 The Last Sam Weiss Written by Monica Owusu-Breen & Alison Schapker Directed by Thomas Yatsko Weiss shows Olivia a manuscript describing a crowbar able to pry open the force field surrounding the Vacuum; they take a box containing the crowbar from the tomb of Sam's predecessor; Peter leaves the hospital and heads to New York; Walter explains to Broyles that the destructive events are caused by the interaction of the Vacuums across the universes and suggests to move their Vacuum to the Liberty Island (where the other Vacuum is located in the alternate universe) to eliminate the path of destruction; Sam and Olivia recover a key from a museum, and it opens the box containing a drawing of Olivia; Walter is sure that Olivia can turn off the force field with her telekinetic ability; Peter is found at the Liberty Island; when Olivia deactivates the force field, Peter enters the Vacuum and regains his consciousness in the middle of a street mayhem near the One World Trade Center fifteen years into the future. * 322 The Day We Died Teleplay by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman Story by Akiva Goldsman & J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Joe Chappelle In 2026, a terrorist by the name of Moreau disintegrates the Opera House with a light bomb; Peter asks Senator Broyles to release Walter from prison, so he can help to understand how the bomb works; Walternate, the sole survivor of the alternate universe Peter destroyed years ago, has a meeting with Moreau; Walter explains to Peter that the world is falling apart because it is inextricably linked to the alternate one, and the day Peter destroyed it was the day they died; Walter's hint to follow traces of strontium from the bomb leads Peter to a key he recognizes as the key to the house at Reiden Lake; Peter meets Walternate there who intends to destroy this universe as a revenge for destroying his world while he crossed over here in a mission of mercy to ask for help for his side; Moreau re-opens ambered wormhole in Central Park; Peter pleads to Walternate to stop what he is doing, realizing that he is talking to a hologram; the real Walternate shoots Olivia in the head; Walter visits Peter, devastated by the death of Olivia, and describes him a time paradox -- Walter is the First People as he sent the Vacuum back in time via the wormhole in Central Park, and if he figures out how to bring Peter's consciousness forward to now, Peter can make a different choice back then instead of destroying the alternate universe; in 2011, Peter, knowing that the plan worked by seeing Olivia alive, merges the two universes inside the room with the Vacuum together as a bridge, so both sides may work together to fix their worlds ("I've seen Doomsday. And it is worse than anything you could possibly imagine. This isn't a war that can be won."); Peter vanishes suddenly, and September, standing with the other Observers outside states that Peter never existed and he served his purpose. * 401 Neither Here Nor There Teleplay by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Story by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle December orders Septebmer to erase the remaining bits of Peter's existence within this timeline; a translucent shape-shifter kills the partner of Agent Lincoln Lee; September and January observe Olivia meeting Lincoln; Lincoln visits Harvard lab; Broyles shows him a collection of dead shape-shifters; September buys some electronic parts to erase someone from time; Walter hides in the tank scared of a man in the mirror; Lincoln and Olivia track down and kill a pair of shape-shifters, but they do not know about the third one; Walter finds a tech inside the shape-shifter's body that suggests it comes from the alternate universe; Olivia shows Lincoln the other side; Walter is haunted by Peter's appearance. 402 One Night in October Written by Alison Schapker & Monica Owusu-Breen Directed by Brad Anderson In the alternate universe, a serial killer freezes victim's brain while extracting information; in our universe, Walter covers any reflective surface in the lab asking Kennedy ("Lincoln!") to help him; Fringe Team is asked to escort a professor to the other side where his doppelganger is the serial killer; Walter sleeps with very loud music turned on; the professor figures out he is in the alternate universe while he examines the house of the killer; he mentions a woman named Marjorie from his past who stopped him from being the same person as the killer; the professor escapes and meets his doppelganger who is about to kill his next victim; the killer extracts professor's memories of Marjorie and kills himself after he realizes what he has done; Olivia visits the professor in the hospital to assure he will not turn into his dark self; Walter hears Peter again. 403 Alone in the World Written by David Fury Directed by Miguel Sapochnik Walter is evaluated by his doctor from the mental institution; two bullies are decomposed by some sort of fungi while chasing a boy Aaron in underground tunnels; Walter hears Peter again while he talks with Broyles; Walter and Astrid isolate one of the bodies in an incubator just before it explodes, releasing spores; the other body explodes in the morgue, killing two people; Walter tells Aaron about the death of Peter as well as the alternate Peter; Aaron reacts violently when the team is about to destroy the fungi in the tunnels; Walter discovers that the boy has a mental connection with the fungi, Gus, which is a living neural network; Walter uses an emotional influence to break the link between Aaron and Gus; Gus dies before it devours Lincoln; when Walter tries to perform a lobotomy on himself to get rid of Peter's visions, Olivia shows him a drawing of Peter, who appeared in her dreams. 404 Subject 9 Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle An energy orb appears in Olivia's bedroom; Walter finds in Olivia's jacket an evaluation form on him from St. Claire; he suspects that Cortexiphan Subject 9 is causing the event; Walter has a rage outburst and demolishes his hotel room; he teaches Olivia how to drink a root beer float and admits he knows about the letter from St. Claire; the orb appears again; Walter and Olivia find Cameron, but he is not the one causing the event; Walter thinks it may be a time distortion; they lure the orb to a power grid where Cameron dispers it with his mental power, and Peter emerges from the Reiden Lake; Walter finds out that Olivia does not recommend him to be hospitalized back in the mental institute; nobody knows who Peter is. * 405 Novation Written by J.R. Orci & Graham Roland Directed by Paul Holahan Peter is brought into a holding cell; Walter uses a barbiturate to sleep and adrenaline to wake him up; the third shape-shifter, Nadine, kills a man she mistakes for a scientist; Walter meets Peter, but is scared of him; the shape-shifter kidnaps doctor Truss, a cellular replication expert; Peter modifies an intercom in his cell to draw team's attention, and he tells them about the memory disks found in shape-shifters; Truss bores Nadine with the story of his research; Nina speaks with Walter about Peter; Peter discovers a tracking system able to find Nadine; Truss learns that Nadine is not human and tries to trick her; the FBI finds them, but Nadine manages to escape disguised as a wounded agent; Olivia has a moment of deja vu; Walter refuses to help Peter; Nadine uses a typewriter to send her report to the other side, and she receives a message that "they are sending the others". 406 And Those We've Left Behind Written by Robert Chiappetta & Glen Whitman Directed by Brad Anderson Peter dreams about Olivia; a series of time displacements occurs, and the Fringe team suspects Peter is the cause; he experiences time jumps as well, and he deduces the time events are caused by a man; Walter figures out that the event points form a golden spiral which leads to the house of Greens where the husband, an engineer, is rewinding the time four years back to be with his now-mentally ill wife, a physicist; an agent is disintegrated when he crosses a force field surrounding the house; Peter enters the house using a Faraday cage, and he convinces the engineer to turn off his machine before another incident happens; the husband discovers that his wife deliberately destroyed her notes so he cannot rebuild the device; Broyles finds an apartment for Peter. 407 Wallflower Written by Matthew Pitts & Justin Doble Directed by Anthony Hemingway Olivia buys some pills for her migraine and meets Lincoln in a diner; a man is apparently scared to death; Peter is shopping, accompanied by a bodyguard; Astrid finds out that a blood sample from the crime scene belongs to a dead boy; the doctor who signed the death certificate mentions that the boy might not be dead when he was taken to a subsidiary of Massive Dynamic; Nina explains that the boy, Eugene, had a genetic deformity which could render him invisible; Eugene infiltrates the apartment of a woman he is meeting in an elevator; Lincoln brings Peter the schematic of the Vacuum; Walter acquires an expensive octopus and presents his theory about Eugene who extracts pigment from his victims to render himself visible, and he might be dying; Olivia encounters Eugene near the place where his last victim was found, but he refuses to surrender; the FBI discovers his laboratory; Eugene speaks with his woman in the elevator and dies after that; Olivia prepares herself for a date with Lincoln when she is gassed unconscious and dosed with Cortexiphan in her apartment by a pair of henchmen under the supervision of Alternina Sharp. * 408 Back to Where You've Never Been Written by David Fury & Graham Roland Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Peter dreams about him, Walter and Olivia having breakfast; Peter visits Walter in the lab, and Walter refuses to help him again; Peter asks Olivia and Lincoln to help him cross over into the alternate universe to seek help from Walternate; a translucent shape-shifter appears on the other side; the Fringe Division is pulled off the case by the Secretary of Defense; Peter and Lincoln cross over, but they are captured by Fringe Division; there is an attempt on their lives as they are transported into headquarters; Peter escapes and meets his alternate mother who takes him to Walternate; the Secretary eliminates a shape-shifter posing as Brandonate and reveals to Peter that the shape-shifters have infiltrated the government; Walternate asks Peter to deliver a message to the other side that he is not their enemy; Fauxlivia and Captain Lee follow a lead; Alternbroyles calls David Jones that Fringe Division is on to him; at the Opera House, wounded September tells Olivia that in every version of the future, she has to die. * 409 Enemy of My Enemy Written by Monica Owusu-Breen & Alison Schapker Directed by Joe Chappelle Fauxlivia and Lee apprehend Jones who kills his shape-shifters to show what he is capable of; Olivia asks Astrid to run a trace on September's blood; Jones is brought into Fringe Division HQ, and he demands a hard drive from the Brandonate's impostor; Peter interrogates Jones, but they are interrupted by a phone call from a shape-shifter who releases a flesh-dissolving toxin in a hospital as Jones' another impression; Captain Lee puts an internal tracker into Jones' tea before he is released; Jones ruins the plan by giving away a handful of money with trackers set on his frequency to civilians, and Alternbroyles lets him escape; Peter figures out that Jones seeks the Amphilicite mineral which can be converted into a powerful energy source, but he realizes it is located in our universe; Altelizabeth talks to Walter; Jones escapes with the rocks, and Peter is able to warn Olivia from being spliced in half by a closing portal; Peter offers both sides his help to stop Jones; Walter visits Peter and agrees to help him; Alternina informs Jones that Olivia will be ready soon. 410 Forced Perspective Written by Ethan Gross Directed by David Solomon Olivia and Broyles discuss Observers; Emily draws a picture of a man being impaled with an iron beam, and she hands it to him before he is killed that way; Olivia and Lincoln find Emily, but her father asks them to stop pursuing her like the people from Massive Dynamic; Emily calls Olivia and shows her a drawing of many dead people; Walter hypnotizes Emily who describes the scene of the upcoming accident, and Peter figures out that a man is about to blow up a courthouse; Lincoln finds the bomb in a car parked under the courthouse; Peter disables the man's detonator frequency, but he carries another bomb on himself; Olivia talks him down; Emily dies at a lake, holding a drawing of that moment; Peter confirms to Olivia that Observers experience the future; Nina pays Olivia a visit. 411 Making Angels Written by Akiva Goldsman & J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Charles Beeson A man predicts future to a cancer patient and kills him then; Alternastrid crosses over here to meet her other self, and Fauxlivia joins them shortly; Alternastrid identifies the killer, a mathematician; Peter and Olivia track him down to the Reiden Lake and back to his mother where he forces Olivia to kill him; Walter settles things with Fauxlivia who gives him a metallic box filled with mints; Astrid visits his father; March and December take from the mathematician's safe a tech lost by September back in 1985. 412 Welcome to Westfield Written by J.R. Orci & Graham Roland Directed by David Straiton Olivia dreams about her and Peter; Walter and Peter present to Olivia an organic interface they built for Peter to interact with the Vacuum; while investigating a plane crash, the team stops in a nearby town called Westfield where Walter is attacked by a diner owner; they find a wounded man, but they are not able to leave the town; Walter states that he is type O negative, thus he cannot donate blood; the man describes madness that affected almost everyone in the town; Olivia compares the case to the one from Johari Window, and Peter corrects her it was the case from his timeline; the team meets more survivors in a high school; Walter examines a woman with symptoms of schizophrenia in a biology lab with some crude children-made spiders hanging from the ceiling; Olivia asks Peter about Olivia from his timeline; Walter figures out that the insanity that spreads throughout Westfield is caused by merging the town and with the town from the alternate universe together, including their residents; the town starts to collapse; Peter and Walter calculate out the centre of the destruction that should be save, and all survivors ride there on a school bus; the theory works, and they survive the town's complete destruction; Broyles informs Olivia that Jones is behind the incident; when Peter stops by, Olivia acts like the one from his timeline. 413 A Better Human Being Teleplay by Alison Schapker & Monica Owusu-Breen Story by Glen Whitman & Robert Chiappetta Directed by Joe Chappelle A teenager in a mental institution has a vision of three killers commiting a murder; Olivia remembers the events from the other timeline; Walter suspects that Peter causes it; he discovers that the teenager and the killers are genetically related; Peter and Olivia talk to the father of the killers who tried to create a better human being; Walter finds out that Olivia was dosed with Cortexiphan taken from Massive Dynamic; Peter and Olivia go to a storage facility holding the doctor's research files; Olivia mentions the first Fringe experience when a storage facility was blown up with Semtex, but Peter did not know that, therefore he could not be influenting Olivia with his memories; the killers kill the doctor, and the teenager is not able hear their voices anymore after that; Peter and Olivia kiss; Walter discovers that the Cortexiphan samples at Massive Dynamic were replaced with food coloring; as she and Peter stop at a gas station, Olivia is kidnapped, and she wakes up imprisoned in an abandoned hospital with Alternina Sharp. * 414 The End of All Things Written by David Fury Directed by Jeff Hunt Peter finds a surveillance camera hidden in Olivia's apartment; Jones drills into Alternina's artificial arm to trigger some Olivia's ability; December, July, March and fourth Observer decide to wait to see how September manages his affairs; Nina is questioned by Broyles; Peter re-creates erased images from the camera's memory chip; Alternina is electrocuted repeatedly; September collapses in the lab; Olivia asks Alternina to describe the first day the met; when Olivia mentions that the only person who can trigger her emotions is Peter, Alternina pretends to be in pain to get out of their cell and pass the information to Jones; Peter synchronizes his mind with September and joins him in the Observing Room where September gives Peter information about the events from his life and tells Peter to go home if he wants to help Olivia; September vanishes from the lab; Peter goes to his house where he is kidnapped and brought to Olivia; she reveals her knowledge of Alternina's betrayal, and then she makes some ceiling lights to explode; Jones and Alternina escape into the other universe; Peter decides to leave Olivia based on the information from September. 415 A Short Story About Love Written by J.H. Wyman & Graham Roland Directed by J.H. Wyman Olivia has breakfast with Nina, but she starts to forget the memories from present timeline; a woman is suffocated by a mutilated man who takes a sample of her DNA; Walter removes a message from Peter's eye, left there by September which leads Peter into September's apartment; Walter assumes that the killer is making a perfume from pheromones of husbands he kills; Astrid identifies him, but he has enough time to dehydrate another husband; Olivia captures him as he tries to kill the woman who was in love with killer's last victim; Peter finds a beacon that allows him to communicate with September who tells him that he is home and Olivia is his Olivia; Peter reunites with her. 416 Nothing As It Seems Written by Jeff Pinkner & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Frederick E.O. Toye A man from a flight turns into a porcupine; Olivia confuses her present memories with those of the other timeline, and Broyles pulls her off the Fringe cases; Lincoln is wounded by another porcupine when the team tries to find the partner of the flight man; Markham helps to track down a tattoo found on porcupine's cadaver; a number on the internet file leads to Massive Dynamic and Jones; Lincoln is infected with the porcupine virus, but he is able to apprehend and kill the porcupine; the sister of the creature injects herself and her partner with the virus, and they are caged with other strange animals (one of them looks like legs of a huge spider) aboard a freighter. 417 Everything in Its Right Place Teleplay by David Fury & J.R. Orci Story by J.R. Orci & Matt Pitts Directed by David Moxness Lincoln takes a break, and visits the other side where he assists to Fauxlivia and Captain Lee solving a case of a vigilante shape-shifter; Lee and Lincoln discuss the events from their lives; they capture the shape-shifter, and Alternbroyles alerts Alternina with this news; a sniper wounds Captain Lee as the shape-shifter is about to be escorted; he, posing as the sniper, leads the team to Alternina; Captain Lee dies; Lincoln brings the shape-shifter to Walter and decides to stay on the other side a little longer. * 418 The Consultant Written by Christine Lavaf Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Lincoln attends Captain Lee's funeral; a plane crash kills the passengers on the other side as well as their counterparts on our side; Walter crosses to the other side as a consultant to help with the investigation; Jones gives his associate a go-ahead on the next target, and he visits Alternbroyles, providing a cure for his son; Astrid and Alternastrid coordinate the search on both sides after another incident takes place, and Peter finds Jones' device; Alternbroyles asks Walter if he would make the same decision regarding saving Peter, and Walter would; Jones gives Alternbroyles another device to attach it to the Bridge; Walter stays at Fauxlivia over night and when she drinks in grief, he suggests that Alternbroyles could be the mole feeding Jones with information; Fauxlivia tricks Alternina who admits it is him; Alternbroyles turns himself in to Broyles; Walter figures out that Jones is trying to collapse both universes. 420 Worlds Apart Teleplay by Matt Pitts & Nicole Phillips Story by Graham Roland Directed by Charles Beeson Walter explains to the others Jones' plan to create his own universe by collapsing the other two; a group of Cortexiphan children causes a series of earthquakes in both universes; Peter suggests to close the Bridge; Olivia connects her mind with the mind of Alternick Lane to find Nick from our side; he is captured, but another series of earthquakes occurs; Olivia talks to Nick to give up Jones' whereabouts, but he deceives her and escapes, forcing an agent to hurt himself; both sides agree to close the Bridge; Walternate talks with Walter; Lincoln decides to stay in the alternate universe; the Vacuum is turned off, splitting the worlds apart. * 421 Brave New World, Part 1 Written by J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle People in a shopping mall are stuck motionless as they are infected by Jones' nanites that cause spontaneous combustion; Jessica, a victim, volunteers to help Walter to find the cure; Olivia uses her ability to stop the nanites from burning Jessica; Walter recognizes that Jones is not the mastermind behind the nanites; Jones talks with William Bell about the chess, and Bell tells him that to win the game, the bishop must be sacrificed; Walter visits St. Claire's Hospital to find a proof that Bell is still alive; Jones reflects sun rays in an attempt to ignite an oil reservoir beneath Boston; Walter proves that Bell is alive; Olivia helps Peter with her telekinetic ability to overpower Jones in a combat; Jones gets electrocuted and turns into dust realizing that he was the bishop; Walter and Astrid discover the storage with animals created to populate Bell's universe; Astrid is shot, and Bell meets with Walter. * 422 Brave New World, Part 2 Written by Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman & Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle Bell presents to Walter a simulation of his universe; Astrid is brought to a hospital; at the warehouse, Peter and Olivia find September, imprisoned by strange symbols, and Jessica, who works for Bell; Olivia reflects bullets back at Jessica when she tries to kill September; on his freighter, Bell reveals that the idea of creating a new universe was Walter's; while questioning dead Jessica in the lab, Olivia realizes that she is the power source for the collapse of the universes; the team locates the position of Bell's freighter; as they confront Bell, Walter shoots Olivia in the head to stop the collapse; Bell vanishes, and Olivia is saved by the regenerating effects of the Cortexiphan; Broyles is promoted to the rank of a General; Olivia tells Peter that she is pregnant; September warns Walter that "they are coming". * 419 Letters of Transit They came from the future. At first, they only watched. Arriving at key moments in human history. We called them OBSERVERS. But in 2015 they stopped watching... and seized control. Citizen uprisings proved bloody and futile. Those who survived became known as "Natives." In an attempt to show their allegiance, some Native factions became "Loyalists" and were marked by the OBSERVERS. The original FRINGE TEAM fought the invasion, but was quickly defeated. FRINGE DIVISION was allowed to continue at a reduced capacity, but only to police the Natives. The resistance was quickly overcome ...or so they thought. Written by Akiva Goldsman & J.H. Wyman & Jeff Pinkner Directed by Joe Chappelle In 2036, Etta saves Rick from being read by Captain Windmark, and he shows her Walter encased in a block of amber; with the help of Simon Foster, they free him; Nina provides them with an access to the pieces of Walter's brain removed by Bell (092112# to open the door to the facility, 052010 to open the container with pieces), and they are able to restore his neural pathways at old Massive Dynamic facility; Simon and Etta talk about the invasion of the Observers called the Purge; Walter wakes up, self-confident, and he mentions a plan to get rid of the Observers; he sets off an anti-matter device to evaporate the bulding as the Loyalists approach them; they free Peter and Astrid ambered in the typewriter store, but Simon gets caught in the amber when he pushes Peter out; Walter shows Astrid Bell's ambered hand he cut off; Peter realizes that Etta is his daughter. * 501 Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11 Written by J.H. Wyman Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Miguel Sapochnik Peter dreams about the Purge; the team finds out Olivia was cut out of amber and taken away by Amber Gypsies; Peter buys the information about Olivia's whereabouts for a handful of walnuts; they find Olivia at Markham, but the Observers attack them and take Walter; Olivia meets Etta for the first time; Walter is interrogated by Windmark; Anil of the Resistance provides the team a technology that allows Etta to smuggle Peter into the building where Walter is held; Walter is saved, but when they show him a thought unifier Olivia recovered to assembly a plan scattered throughout Walter's brain to defeat the Observers, the plan is gone after Windmark's mental torture of Walter; he listens to a music found in an abandoned cab. 502 In Absentia Written by J.H. Wyman & David Fury Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Olivia dreams about the Purge; the team enters Walter's old lab, partially ambered; they need a laser and power to cut out a video tape out of amber, that may hold the details of the plan; the team captures a Loyalist, and Etta tortures him with a device causing rapid aging to obtain information; Olivia tries to appeal to him, and the Loylist gives up his access code (010567); Walter modifies a pig's eye to match the eye scanner; Etta and Peter infiltrate the medical science building where Etta gets upset seeing Foster's head kept alive in one of the labs; Peter and Etta restore the power; Etta lets the Loyalist go; Walter retrieves a videotape on which he tells that the plan against the Observers is splitted onto several other tapes that has to be recovered from the ambered lab. 503 The Recordist Written by Graham Roland Directed by Jeff T. Thomas According to Tape #3, the team must obtain a pile of rocks; they meet a group of exposed people in the woods who are recording the history since the Purge; a recordist sacrifices himself in order to get the rocks; before that, he mentions someone by the name of Donald who was captured by the Observers while trying to get the rocks, too. * 504 The Bullet That Saved the World Written by Alison Schapker Directed by David Straiton Peter barely escapes from the Observers while buying a necklace for Etta; the team discovers Walter's storage of Fringe events beneath the lab; the Observers get an information that Fringe team may be hiding in the lab, so Olivia asks Walter to amber it again; the team uses the orifice-sealing gas to create a diversion while they retrieve a plan of physics from a subway station, based on Tape #2; Broyles meets the team; Windmark kills Etta; the team disintegrates the warehouse where they found Etta in an effort to destroy Windmark, but he escapes. 505 An Origin Story Written by J.H. Wyman Directed by PJ Pesce The Observers use a wormhole to receive a bunch of supplies from their future; Anil wants the team to decipher writings that the Resistance got from a captured Observer; Walter comes up with an idea to turn Observers' shipping wormhole into a blackhole to cause destruction in their future world; Peter uses the captured Observer to assemble a cube that stabilizes the wormhole; the plan fails for the Observer has deceived Peter; Peter extracts a tech from the Observer's neck and implants it into himself. 506 Through the Looking Glass and What Walter Found There Written by David Fury Directed by Jon Cassar Peterver and Olivia watch a hologram of Etta; Walter enters a pocket universe in an abandoned apartment while he was re-tracing his steps documented on Tape #7; he meets Cecil there, who was blown there by an accident; Peterver and Olivia join them, and together they look for a strange boy seen on the videotape; they find only a radio jammed on a certain frequency; Cecil is killed when the Observers apprehend them; Peterver easily defeats an Observer in a hand-to-hand combat; Walter is afraid that he is turning back into the ruthless man he was before pieces of his brain were removed; Peterver's vision changes into the vision of an Observer. 507 Five-Twenty-Ten Written by Graham Roland Directed by Eagle Egilsson Peterver observes Mueller; Tape #5 suggests the team to retrieve a pair of Beacons from an old storage facility; Nina has doctor Hastings to supply the team with a matter-evaporating device; Peterver switches a briefcase with one of the Observers that releases the flesh-eating toxin in their precinct; the team uses Bell's hand to enter the facility, and they retrieve the Beacons (using 5-20-10 combination to open a safe); Walter tells Nina that Bell loved her, and he asks her to remove the re-implanted parts of his brain; Olivia learns that Peterver is able to predict the future like an Observer. 508 The Human Kind Written by Alison Schapker Directed by Dennis Smith Anil gives Olivia one of the Observers' tech; Windmark finds Peterver's plans in Etta's apartment; Olivia goes to retrieve an electromagnet as instructed on Tape #8; she meets a clairvoyant woman; Walter figures out that the tech overwrites the emotions' areas of the brain; Peterver is wounded in a fight with Windmark; on her way back, Olivia is captured by two men seekeing reward, and she uses the bullet from Etta's necklace to escape; Olivia joins Peterver as he waits for Windmark, and she convinces him to remove the Observer's tech from his neck. 509 Black Blotter Written by Kristin Cantrell Directed by Tommy Gormley The radio found in the pocket universe picks up a signal; Walter is tripping from dropping an acid called "Black Blotter"; he is haunted by the appearance of his dead lab assistant; Peter and Olivia track the signal to a booster where they find the remains of Sam Weiss; Walter discovers his journal of discoveries; the team goes to an island where the source of the signal is located; they meet a family with the child Observer, but the man demands a password; Walter, in his mind, visits a Monty Python world to find out the password "Black Umbrella"; the man explains that Michael (as they call the mute and ageless Observer boy) was left to the family by Donald to be protected; the team takes Michael; back in the lab, Walter tries to burn his journal, but the assistant points out that it does not matter as long as he remembers things as the man he was back then. * 510 Anomaly XB-6783746 Written by David Fury Directed by Jeffrey Hunt Windmark and Observers visit Nina's office at the Ministry of Science, and they use LQ-7 unit to restore her phone call from the team; Nina leads the team into a black laboratory to find a way to communicate with Michael; the team goes into Ministry storage to retrieve an E-Cog unit, and they spot Windmark who interrogates Hastings to get the information about Nina's whereabouts; they save Hastings, but Windmark is on to Nina; she hides Michael in the lab and kills herself when Windmark is about to perform a deep extraction on her; back in Harvard, Michael touches Walter who realizes that Donald is September. 511 The Boy Must Live Written by Graham Roland Directed by Paul Holahan Walter uses the water tank to find out where September lives; Windmark visits the future in the year 2609 to talk with the Commander; the team visits Donald, who was September before the Observers removed his tech as a punishment for his alliance with humans; Donald reveals that the plan is to send his son, Michael, into the year 2167 as a proof that the intelligence can be increased without abandoning emotions, so this way the beings known as Observers will never exist; Windmark receives data on Anomaly XB-6783746 (Michael), but the Commander denies his request to eradicate the team via time change; Olivia believes that the plan will reset time, so Etta will be alive; Windmark enters Donald's apartment and escapes before it is destroyed by a booby trap left there; Walter admits to Donald that Michael showed him he will have to sacrifice himself for the plan; Donald gives Walter an envelope that held the white tulip once, but none of them knows what Walter did with it; Michael let himself to be captured by Loyalists to help the others to escape. * 512 Liberty Written by Alison Schapker Directed by PJ Pesce Michael is taken to the Liberty Island where Windmark tries to read him unsuccessfully; Olivia wants to cross over to the alternate universe, take Michael, and bring him back at a safe spot; the team uses Walter's time window to make sure the other side is free of Observers; Donald begins to assemble a device based on the plan; Walter doses Olivia with Cortexiphan; she crosses into the alternate universe and meets Fauxlivia with Lincoln who agree to help her; in 2609, the Commander orders Windmark to disassemble Michael; Olivia saves Michael before he is vivisected, and they cross to our side safely; Windmark learns that Broyles might have gave up Michael's location; Donald visits December to ask him a favor. * 513 An Enemy of Fate Written & Directed by J.H. Wyman Donald needs a trigger for the device; Peter finds a videotape addressed to him, and he learns that Walter is supposed to go with Michael into the future; Peter and Walter hug and cry; Olivia and Astrid find December hanged and the trigger missing; Broyles is captured; Astrid comes up with an idea to use the Observers' shipping lane to create a wormhole; she shows Walter ambered Gene; Donald admits to Walter that he will take Michael into the future instead of Walter; Peter and Olivia attack the Observers' headquarters with a powder causing a series of Fringe events (intestinal worms and slugs, flesh-eating toxin, orifice sealings, exploding heads, razor-winged butterflies), and they manage to save Broyles and retrieve the cube device; the Resistance engages the Loyalists; Olivia crushes Windmark between cars with her telekinetic ability; Donald is killed in a firefight; Walter goes with Michael into the future; back in the year 2015, Peter, Olivia and little Etta live happily together (Walter has vanished short before the invasion of now-nonexisting Observers should occur); Peter receives an envelope which contains a piece of white paper with a drawing of a tulip. Explanations "Charlie" - the shape-shifter in the form of Charlie Francis Walternate - Walter Bishop from the alternate universe Captain Lee - Lincoln Lee from the alternate universe Fauxlivia - Olivia Dunham from the alternate universe Alternbroyles - Philip Broyles from the alternate universe Brandonate - Brandon Fayette from the alternate universe Altelizabeth - Elizabeth Bishop from the alternate universe Bellivia - Olivia Dunham with the mind of William Bell Agent Lee - Lincoln Lee from the original universe Alternina - Nina Sharp from the alternate universe Alternastrid - Astrid Farnsworth from the alternate universe Peterver - Peter Bishop with the Observer's tech in him ^(")^
