Comments on: Fringe – It sucks.

By: L Supremo

L Supremo — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:43:21 +0000

This is the worst TV show I have ever seen. Written and acted by idiots for idiots. My IQ dropped 10 points in an hour. I accidentally tuned in to tonight’s episode on Fox and initially was intrigued by the girl mysteriously speaking Russian. Then, I was intrigued by this dude who was a detective but looked a lot like that kid who Emelio Estevez molested in Mighty Ducks. Then, I was intrigued by what I thought was a really bad spoof that turned out to be a drama. What’s with the crazy doctor with the cow in his basement – was he in Victor Victoria (the doctor, not the cow). The show was so bad I googled it and was astounded to learn that this was not a pilot episode! Morons and idiots have been watching this for more than a season.

By: Berlin Brown

Berlin Brown — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:29:32 +0000

Yea, I just saw this on DVD. It is beyond horrible. I watched the entire season 1 for comedic effect. You forgot to mention the horrible dialog and even the paranormal stories. Somehow all paranormal activity is the result of a couple of people. And not even creative paranormal activity but the stuff you read as a child. Teleportation, mind-reading, alternate dimensions, etc.

And of course the mad scientist is not only a doctor, scientist but he is also an expert in the unexplained.

There are some parts where I just cracked up laughing and I wasn’t supposed to. Remember the melting window glass to digital recorder scene? Seriously, wtf?

By: Steven Ellison

Steven Ellison — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 11:38:44 +0000

I kept waiting for it to get better! I was still waiting when they took it off the air! If it was still on I may have still been waiting for it to get better. It had the potential to!

By: Ethan

Ethan — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 08:56:33 +0000

I’m really having a hard time with this show. It has trouble keeping my attention for the full one hour it is on. With the X-Files there was also a mystery, a period of figuring it out, that kept you excited for each next episode. Sometimes when the episode Mulder and Scully didn’t even really understand what had happened. In Fringe, the old man knows every single answer no matter how weird it is. He just automatically knows it, no detective work, blah..

Also, I am so sick and tired of super evil mega corporations in Hollywood. The top 10 largest corps in the world consist of Walmart, and then mostly oil and car companies, and I really can’t see Walmart performing super secret experiments with weapons technology or biotechnology. Give me a break!

By: Todd Wauldron

Todd Wauldron — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 05:08:18 +0000

This series had the opportunity to be the next generation mind warping X-Files. It had the opportunity to fill a hole in tv drivel and become something huge. Instead, the acting is poor, the scripts are TOTALLY predictable, and only the mystifying `bald man’ holds any fascination. The `Hollywood Machine’ got a hold of this, stuffed it with `tv cliches’ and wrecked it.

I was hoping it would turn to the bizarre. It didn’t. Go with `Lost’ (90 degrees to normal), or `Eureka” on Sci-Fi.