Fringe from the beginning

“Walter, why is there an ear in the omelet?” :eek:

“We’re looking for Big Bird.”
“Don’t be ridiculous. Perhaps a pterodactyl.” :smiley:

“Can you get anything? Orange juice? Candy?”
“How about some pants?” :smiley:

Snake, eagle, and lion?

Chimera? :eek:

We’re gonna need more Animal Control guys. :eek:

That’s a huge rattlesnake tail. :eek:

Body’s moving. :eek:

Body’s full of larvae! :eek::eek::eek:

Charlie’s got eggs in him! :eek:

One thing I’m noticing:

The big tragic event always takes 24 hours to manifest. What’s up with that?

“It didn’t kill five people. It was seven.” :eek:

That thing is quite a monster. :eek:

“What happens now?”
“Now you crap 'em out.” :smiley:

Did his girlfriend get infected, STD-style? :eek:

That stroller is on the yellow line. :eek:

Now that was a bad dream! :eek:

“I thought you might have teleported to New York and killed her. Wouldn’t that have been wondrous?” :smiley:

“Astral…”
“Astrid!”
“…astral projection…” :smiley:

This episode’s very emotional and engrossing.

Not much to comment on, though.

“Former address is St. Jude’s Mental Hospital.”
“Well I’m not going there.” :smiley:

Jacksonville, Florida. Cortexaphan. Ruh-roh. :eek:

“Reality is both subjective and malleable. If you can dream a better world, you can make a better world.”
“Or, perhaps, travel between them!”
“What did you just say?”

Nice. They planted a tidbit like that and then dropped it. Very easy to miss if you didn’t already know what it meant. Brilliant.

“You see, often when we experimented on children…”
“OK, can we just stop right there and analyze that sentence for a second?”

And then dropped again.

Fascinating.