Category Archives: Social Media

#TheyAreHere – Fringe Fans Return En Masse to Twitter to Support Premiere

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Since the renewal announcement for a final season of Fringe, the Fringenuity team discussed the social media campaigns and how to proceed for the last season. We definitely wanted to continue to show our support for Fringe. However, we also understood how challenging it was for international fans to tweet along live given the time zone differences. Realistically, we knew that with Season 5 secured, some fans may opt for well-deserved shut-eye. Our social media campaigns are now focused to show our love for a show that has given so much to its fans and brought together the best fandom … Continue reading →

Fringe Twitter Event: All is Not Lost – There’s Got to Be (#)AnotherWay

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The Premiere event for #TheyAreHere wildly exceeded our expectations, with strong trending worldwide, in the United States, and many, many other countries. We dominated Getglue, and trended on Google +. #Fringe also significantly trended, which is a very welcome, rare occurance. There will be an in-depth report from @Fringeship soon. This week, our reunited Fringe team will pick up where they left off. Although it seemed that all hope was gone, Walter was able to find some mix CDs, and his sheer joy in the synth beats and simple, yearning, vocals of Yazoo’s “Only You,” floored me, only to be topped … Continue reading →

Season 5 is almost here – Icon Packs for Sept 28th tweetout

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Fringies, I know you’ve all been incredibly patient and excited for the Season 5 premiere. What better way to celebrate the show by sporting an icon for the twitter event #.TheyAreHere? If you’ve been reading our posts, you know that the campaigns helped in part to get us our precious final season. Fringenuity and Fringe fandom will be here to continue to celebrate the show.  As usual, we’ve had generous contributions from fans to help make these icons possible. There are many of choices so feel free to peruse. Examples from @Cheribot (with a Loyalist and a Resistance set):     Download Cheri’s icons … Continue reading →

CONTEST – The Observer Purge Has Begun: How Will You React?

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SIMON FOSTER: When I was in my freshman year at college — I’m at Stanford. And in the middle of the night, my roommate comes banging on my door. Tells me to wake up, come check out the TV. I tell him to go away. I… I have a girl in my bed. But he won’t take no for an answer. So me and the girl… Emily… We get dressed, go to the common room. On the TV they’re showing footage from… Chicago, L.A… London. Observers going from house to house and… dragging people out into the street. ETTA: That … Continue reading →

We Were Warned — They Are Here — Fringe Premiere Twitter Event

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Previously, on Morethanoneofeverything.net… Earlier this year, things were looking pretty hopeless for the future of Fringe. Who would have thought at that point what the future would hold: Just a little more than a week until the start of season five. The gift of a final concluding season is ours because of our love and dedication to this spectacular example of storytelling. We all crossed the line to save what we love. Fringenuity is continuing our Fringe fan social media blitz, but the objectives are different this time, because we have nothing to lose. Although the Twitter campaigns have always … Continue reading →

Loyalist/Resistance Propaganda Art Contest

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  It won’t be long until #Fringe Friday nights return! And there will be a battle for hearts and minds. To prepare for the showdown, we’re looking for Loyalist and Resistance themed propaganda art/posters. This includes propaganda themed fan videos. Winner will be chosen at random. The prize is one (1) copy of Fringe Season Four on DVD or BluRay. Entry is open to international fans — we will work with the release dates for separate region codes. Link us your work (@Fringenuity), and tag entries,#ResistOrServe. You can also email entries to fringenuity@gmail.com. Be sure to include a twitter name if … Continue reading →

Celebrate five years with one last gesture: Introducing The “Ambergrams”

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So here we are, drawing either too quickly or not quickly enough (depending on which second you ask) towards the beginning of the end. What an incredible ride it’s been. Thinking back on my own experiences over the last few years, just trying to figure out how to express how proud I am of Fringe and its mighty fandom, I’m all goosebumpy again. We’ve done so many amazing things. We searched for Peter Bishop in every corner of the globe. We defied security and raised our White Tulips at Comic Con. We created our own awards when the show wasn’t … Continue reading →

Take A Bow For The Fringe Cast

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So… We Were Successful!!!!  Thanks everyone for once again showing the power that helped earn Fringe a fifth season–the fans!   … Continue reading →

Fringe Fan History Book Update

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With Comic-Con happening next week–and Fringe filming commencing soon–I figured now would be a good time to update status about the book that I am writing this summer and fall. If you missed the initial announcement:  It’s a history of the Fringe fandom, our creative works, and of our efforts to keep Fringe on the air. The working title is Quantum Entanglements: Fringe Fans Acting at a Distance. I’ve been thinking about this project ever since the success of Fringenuity’s #CrossTheLine social media campaigns, and now I have an excellent outline to start. The hope is to have the book ready for … Continue reading →

Comic-Con Fringe Panel is Coming: Let’s Rock Twitter!

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To celebrate Fringe’s final Comic-con panel, we’re asking the Twitterverse to try to trend two (2) hashtags, one before the panel, and one during the panel. What better way to kick off all of the excitement for the fifth season than to spread the word that #TheyAreComing?  AND…. When news broke that executive producer Jeff Pinkner left the show—leaving co-pilot Joel Wyman as Fringe’s singular showrunner—some fans were worried about how the amicable departure would affect the show’s creative direction in the upcoming fifth season. Joel accepted the role of executive producer during Fringe’s second season. The team formed between … Continue reading →