We live in a strange era.
"Science-Fiction" shows are aplenty, but yet there's nothing to watch for Science-Fiction fans.
Fringe is yet another example of this depressing trend. It is boring, tedious and marred with awful performances. Whomever thought Anna Torv could hold the screen for more than a split second and hired her as a lead in a TV show needs to get glasses or something.
Fringe also suffers from J.J. Abrams disease, meaning that its scripts are sub-par and marred with endless plot holes.
All in all, it's yet another major disappointment that will do nothing for the cause of good Science-Fiction on TV (or for Fox's ratings as it looks like this show already bombed out).
"Science-Fiction" shows are aplenty, but yet there's nothing to watch for Science-Fiction fans.
Fringe is yet another example of this depressing trend. It is boring, tedious and marred with awful performances. Whomever thought Anna Torv could hold the screen for more than a split second and hired her as a lead in a TV show needs to get glasses or something.
Fringe also suffers from J.J. Abrams disease, meaning that its scripts are sub-par and marred with endless plot holes.
All in all, it's yet another major disappointment that will do nothing for the cause of good Science-Fiction on TV (or for Fox's ratings as it looks like this show already bombed out).