Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Prophetic Scenes (Part III)

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

During my last Fringe rewatch I took note of some scenes that give us clues to what will happen further on. Some of them are so big that you can't believe they're revealing that information at that point, and some of them are simply little anecdotes. I thought it would be fun to put them together here.

We didn't know anything about Olivia's superpowers yet and suddenly ...



Was it Walternate the man Walter saw at St. Claire's or was it just an hallucination? 
I think it was Walternate!



Do you remember the last thing Walter did with Peter before he died? So on 1.10 the coin trick helps Walter remember something...


More scenes next Naked Tuesday!

Sunday, September 14, 2014

#SeptemberTheObserver Event - Summary of the Second Week

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

Hi Fringies!



These are the pics you posted during the second week of the #SeptemberTheObserver event.



You also posted one video:




And Some music! 


We still have two weeks to have fun, so keep posting anything September related with the hashtag #SeptemberTheObserver











Friday, September 12, 2014

Etta Is Elsa: Meeting Georgina Haig

By Arianne Robbins (@fringe__forever)

On Tuesday, August 12th 2014, I was fortunate enough to meet Georgina Haig on the set of “Once Upon A Time”! When Georgina was cast as Elsa, I was ecstatic when I realized that it meant that she would be returning to Vancouver. I unfortunately did not get to meet her during her time filming “Fringe” here, so this second chance was one that I was not going to pass up.

I spent my 14 hour day on set with so many wonderful new friends that I met there. Together we met most of the “Once Upon A Time” cast, which was absolutely stellar! I told them about how much I admired Georgina and her work on “Fringe” and how I even had a letter that I wished to give to her. They were incredibly supportive of my mission to deliver my letter to her in person! I mean, what’s the point of doing amazing things if you have nobody to share them with? So thank you friends, you know who you are!



I met Georgina during my 12th hour on set, at 8:36pm. At the time, all of the fans had been moved behind a barricade around the corner from Main Street, where they were shooting a scene with Georgina and Colin O’Donoghue (Captain Hook). On our walk over to our new spot, Georgina and Colin waved and smiled at us! Georgina looked so happy to be there, she’s such a cutie. At our new spot, we couldn’t see the scene being filmed, but we chatted with some other fans, which was lots of fun. I even met another Fringie who also had the Etta Bishop poster from September’s Notebook!

When Georgina and Colin started walking over to the fans lined up behind the barricades, I could hardly process what was about to happen to me. Meeting Georgina Haig, Etta Bishop in the flesh. She looked so beautiful in her rhinestoned baby blue dress and her signature “Elsa Braid” that it took my breath away. I was afraid that I would not be able to speak when she got to me! Luckily, that was not the case and I actually did get a few words in:
A: Hi Georgina! I love your dress. Rhinestones look good on you. 

G: Thank you! But rhinestones look good on everyone.
A: I'm such a huge fan of Fringe, started watching when I was ten! Can you sign these for me? *hands over two Fringe pictures of her as Etta* 

G: Of course! You've even got the plait (braid) and everything! *grins*

A: Thank you so much! This is also for you *hands her the letter that I wrote her* 

G: Is this for me? Really? (she looked so shocked… it was adorable!) 

A: *laughs* Yes! Are there any other Georgina Haigs around here?
G: *laughs* Well, thank you!! This is so cool! 

A: Can I have a picture with you?
G: Yes, yes!

A: Thank you. Georgina, can I ask you a question? 

G: Yes of course. 

A: Just.....What was it like to work with Anna Torv on Fringe? 

G: It was wonderful! 

A: She seems so focused and intense, is that true? 

G: Oh yeah, for sure. 

A: Yeah, I met her once and she was really sweet and shy. Thanks for answering! 

G: I still can't believe that Joshua Jackson was my dad! I loved Dawson's Creek! *laughs*



And then it was over… I was so happy and incredulous at the fact that I had actually managed to speak. She then proceeded to carry my letter around all night, not letting the security guard take it from her! My heart positively soared out of my chest! I can now state that it is a fact that Georgina Haig is absolutely one of the most adorably precious human beings on this planet. I loved her as Etta, and I can’t wait to see her slay the role of Elsa on “Once Upon A Time”! 

Contact Arianne Robbins on:
twitter: @fringe__forever    tumblr : vancouverswan


(the picture of Georgina walking around set with my letter is picture credit to Ashley K. Davis!)

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Prophetic Scenes (Part II)

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

During my last Fringe rewatch I took note of some scenes that give us clues to what will happen further on. Some of them are so big that you can't believe they're revealing that information at that point, and some of them are simply little anecdotes. I thought it would be fun to put them together here.


Walter is about to slip up... Something is going on with Peter...


Undoubtedly, it IS about Peter!



Why doesn't Peter remember Nina? Maybe it wasn't him the one Nina spent her time with!


More scenes next Tuesday!

Sunday, September 7, 2014

#SeptemberTheObserver Event - Summary of the first Week

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

Hi Fringies!


These are the pics you posted during the first week of the #SeptemberTheObserver event.


And you also posted three videos:


We still have three weeks to have fun, so keep posting your pics with the hashtag #SeptemberTheObserver


Thank you so much for the pics and the videos to:



Friday, September 5, 2014

Experiments In The Lab

By Ellen (@fringecomix)

I have been an artist for a few years, but my journey into the world of Fringe fan art started on New Year's Day 2013. I was sitting around on the last day of my midwinter vacation, thinking about how our beloved Fringe only had a few episodes remaining. I had my iPad in my lap and I started doodling a picture of the Fringe glyphs. Then I realized, "Hey it's New Year's Day, and this is the perfect day to start a 365-day art challenge."  The idea made me a little less sad about losing our show. So the Fringe 365 Project was born. Truly one of the greatest adventures I've ever been on!(http://fringecomix.wordpress.com/the-fringe-365-project/)

A year and 365 Fringey pictures later, I didn't want to stop doing it and lose all that daily discipline!  And though Fringe had a somewhat larger weekly TV audience than other shows, such as Supernatural, it seems that these other  fandoms are so much more engaged in art and fanfiction (some of that Supernatural fan art is world class!) I don't know why this is, but I do know that I don't want to sit idly by and let the one of the greatest sci-fi shows of all time go unrepresented. (And also, Joshua Jackson said we could.  So why not?)


While I think the Fringe series ended beautifully, at the same time I feel like the creators of Fringe made such a rich universe and expanded cast of characters, that for fans to not explore it further would be a huge waste of imaginative space. So, for 2014 I decided to paint a speculative Fringe picture every month, focusing on what the characters might be doing and what new adventures they might be getting into. It's called the Fringe Forward Project (with new pictures posted on the 18th of every month, in honor of the final episodes of Fringe). I think it will continue at least through 2015. (http://fringecomix.wordpress.com/the-fringe-forward-project/



While this version of the Fringeverse will never hit the screen, I hope it is  proof of some sort that there are in fact stories about these characters left to tell. (Surely, the smart people in Hollywood can think of something even better, if it ever so happens that the money is there, that the cast is willing and that other highly improbable things fall into place....)

Over the past year and a half I have gotten to virtually know a great little community of inspiring artists (like Kylie, @wildheart71) and we are having a lot of fun. I hope more and more fans join us in exercising whatever talents you have.  


Fringe needs you! 

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Prophetic scenes (Part I)

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

During my last Fringe rewatch I took note of some scenes that give us clues to what will happen further on. Some of them are so big that you can't believe they're revealing that information at that point, and some of them are simply little anecdotes. I thought it would be fun to put them together here. Let's start from the beginning with some little ones:

Olivia had a hunch... And she was right!



On the Pilot Walter was so worried about Peter's health. Maybe because he didn't know the consequences of living for years in a different universe.



And then:



Stay tuned! I'll post more scenes really soon!