Fringe
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Fringe draait rond FBI agente Olivia Dunham, de gestoorde professor Dr. Walter Bishop en zijn zoon Peter, die worden belast met een aantal vreemde zaken die over de hele wereld gebeuren. Al die vreemde gebeurtenissen zijn blijkbaar op de een of andere manier aan elkaar gelinkt: er is duidelijk 'een patroon' te herkennen dat over alle zaken heen loopt. Het patroon kan tevens gelinkt worden aan Massive Dynamic, een firma die een aantal patenten houdt op een aantal nieuwe technologieën en enkele mysterieuze onderzoeken doet. Alle zaken draaien rond Fringe science, een tak van de wetenschap die zeer speculatief en omstreden is. Voorbeelden van deze tak van de wetenschap zijn levitatie, telepathie en onzichtbaarheid.
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Fringe Ratings & Reviews
- Pieter T16 oktober 2025Great show, love john noble as walter bishop. He's great.
- Paul Cee1 oktober 2025Once in a lifetime a series like this comes along. I have tried to explain this so many times to so many friends and the ones that do take a moment to watch and get into It have always come back to tell me, this is one of the best sci-fi adventures they have ever been on
- Bobby Polzer10 mei 2025They don’t make shows like this anymore. 10 out of 10.
- ptaosmith16 augustus 2025I love this series. Good story, good sci fi, and great themes about love, family, and loyalty.
- klaypigeon12 juli 2025I am a sci-fi junkie and this was one of the most enjoyable series I have seen. John Noble is fantastic. It's like cozying up with your favorite page-turner.
- Callum11 december 2024⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) Fringe – Science, secrets, and slipping between the seams of reality. “Fringe” begins as a modern successor to The X-Files — a series steeped in strange phenomena, unexplained science, and conspiracies that lurk just beneath the surface. For the first two seasons, it’s near perfection: sharp writing, clever mysteries, and a team dynamic anchored by Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, and the incomparable John Noble. But as the story unfolds, Fringe boldly shifts gears. The later seasons dive into parallel universes, alternate timelines, and reality-bending experiments — ambitious, yes, but a definite tonal change from the grounded weirdness that made the early years so captivating. By the final episodes, the story feels more cosmic than creepy, more philosophy than physics. Still, even with that shift, Fringe remains deeply engaging. Its heart — a blend of science fiction and emotional storytelling — never fades. The father–son bond between Walter and Peter remains one of the genre’s best, and the series as a whole stands as a testament to taking risks in storytelling. It may have lost a little focus at the end, but Fringe is still an unforgettable journey into the unknown — one that proves science can be just as strange, and just as human, as faith.
