Fringe from the beginning

“The very last time you were intimate, were you safe? You weren’t, were you?” :eek:

Kind of an obvious gag, but still a bit shocking.

Miss Sharp is surprisingly helpful.

Probably too helpful. I don’t trust her.

“Dial 1-7-2-2-4…”

Um, how does that work?

“Do you have any cocaine?”
“No, I don’t have any cocaine.”
“Oh, that’s too bad.” :smiley:

“Hey! You’re gonna be OK.”

Maybe after her heart muscles heal a bit.

Peter’s medical history? I think I know what that means. Or do I?

What is this series of numbers?

WTF? Who’s in those beds?

Gas mask? Never good. :eek:

What the hell? Amber?

It’s never really Amber. :stuck_out_tongue:

Such a handsome man. If he was a bit younger, he’d make a perfect Captain America.

“I wasn’t going to tell you this, but he said he loved me too.” :smiley:

I like Charlie. A shame, really. :frowning:

“A simple combination of dextromethorphan, clonazepam, and some fluoxetine.”
“Those are psychotics, Walter, all of them.”

Or, um, none of them. They’re cough medication, anti-anxiety, and Prozac, none of which are psychotics (or anti-psychotics, as the case may be).

“I suppose I should have followed in your footsteps, because your work has brought such joy to the world.”

Damn, dude, that’s harsh. :eek:

Apparently he handled her a bit more closely than he was supposed to.

“Occam’s Razor: all other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best.”
“Meaning?”
“He’s psychic.” :smiley:

“Am I required to keep him alive?”
“That would probably be best.” :smiley:

Olivia’s accent is slipping…

Whoa. That’s not good. :eek:

“OK, we get it.”
“No, I don’t think I do get it.”
“Neither do I. I just want him to stop.” :smiley:

“Ever considered a life of crime?”
“No dental.” :smiley: