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I recently read Jane Harper’s Force of Nature after discovering that it was being made into a movie with Anna playing the part of Alice.  What a pleasure to see Olivia Dunham in my mind’s eye whenever Alice Russell--described as a beautiful woman with long, flowing blonde hair--appeared on the page.

She’s back!

Hope she is having a few laughs today.

Had the pleasure of obtaining a PCR test for Covid-19 this weekend.  I couldn't help reliving this scene from “The Arrival" (1.04) as the medical technician rooted around in the far reaches of my nasal passages with her seemingly sharpened swab.

I’ve been enjoying a trek through Fringecomix.  In this one, Ellen shares some compelling thoughts on the outsized role William Bell’s character plays in the Fringe saga.  Very insightful!

I think 5pm AEDT is 1am EST.  Can’t wait!

Great fun!

Happy 41st Birthday to the beautiful, wonderfully talented Anna Torv!

Season 4 begins with Walter finishing a three-year self-quarantine in his lab, manically traversing strictly linear path segments and covering all reflecting surfaces.  He finally ventures out in episode 4 to accompany Olivia to New York in search of Cameron James, only to succumb to mysophobia in his hotel room (thankfully, a root beer float serves as an antidote).  At first refusing to have anything to do with Peter’s quest to find his “home,” he is visited by the Redverse Elizabeth and agrees to help this version of their sons.  Peter’s influence apparently stokes his wanderlust, and he insists on engaging in field work in Westfield.  Later, he crosses the Bridge to consult with the Other Side’s Fringe Division regarding deaths caused by David Robert Jones.  He even visits St. Claire’s.  Eventually, he leads Astrid to Boston’s waterfront, where she is shot and he is captured and reunited with William Bell . . . and where he initiates a brilliant but horrifying experiment with Olivia’s mortality to save the two universes from destruction—using only available office supplies.  Quite an evolution!