Last week we announced a promotional contest for Jess Noble’s Friend, (starring her dad, John) asking for your visual representations of the meaning of the word. Here are the inspiring responses we received! Entries are to be judged by the inestimable Mr. Noble himself, at his convenience – we’ll let you know when we have a winner. Thanks to everyone who participated, and good luck!! … Continue reading →
“There’s a lot of things you need to get across this universe…warp drive…wormhole refractors…you know the thing you need most? You need a hand to hold.” – The Doctor No one knows better than a Fringie how an unexpected friend can change your life. The Doctor was right; in a world peppered with pitfalls of loneliness and uncertainty, it can be nearly mpossible to get back up once we’ve fallen, unless we can reach for the proffered hand of a friend. That bright smile, that caring presence, can bring us back to ourselves again when we’re ready to give up. … Continue reading →
Part I is here. Chapter 6 The next scene has a sexual situation. Nothing graphic. Four stacks of files lay on the desk in front of Peter, along with his laptop. Jazz from WGBH played faintly in the background. Peter rubbed his eyes, stretched, and pulled another folder from the tallest stack. At least he wrote everything down, even if most of it doesn’t make sense. Olivia stood in the doorway, watching Peter as he skimmed the contents of the folder. How many nights had she done this with case files, going over the details dozens of times, looking … Continue reading →
The Pilot for Joel Wyman’s project show, Human, is scheduled to wrap filming this week. It won’t be long until the post-production product is screened in @FoxTV’s boardroom in order for the execs to decide whether or not they want to order it to series. We can’t tell you how much we want this show to become a reality. Why do we have such confidence in something that barely exists, and feel so passionately about it? – Its main creative team – Joel Wyman and Bryan Burk — are from Fringe. – Most of the crew were those who … Continue reading →
For our first Official #FringeFanFriday, Fringe fanfiction writer – DixieGirl256 – has submitted the first part of a ten chapter-plus-epilogue story that deals with the month after Walter disappeared in 2015. She says: “It’s my attempt to fulfill Joel’s hope that we would imagine our characters the next day.” Story is rated T, however one upcoming chapter will be M rated. We’ll be posting an update each week. Enjoy! … Continue reading →
Fringe: September’s Notebook – The Bishop Paradox Authors: Tara Bennett and Paul Terry Publisher: Insight Editions List Price: $50.00 Available: Now After a bit of disappointment with a certain colossal Internet retailer regarding my highly anticipated pre-order of eight months, this gem reached my hands straight from the UPS man. (Thanks Barnes and Noble for not letting me down, unlike A-to-Z…) I made sure that I had the afternoon free to peruse the book – that is how much I looked forward to reading it. After combing through it many times, I was ready to offer this review. Although it … Continue reading →
I have a really nice manuscript written for the Fringe fandom book that I am writing. The title has been altered to better reflect the contents and scope of the book; part history, and part memoir. It’s Quantum Entanglements: A Fringe Fan Journey and a Collective Fandom History. I am needing a bit of information to flesh out some areas better. One of my major sections deals with the creativity of the fandom, and the things we have done because of our love for the show. Will you take a moment to answer these questions? Also, comments with more details … Continue reading →
“To be a fully sanctioned cult show, the life of a programme must continue through its fans after its death.” – Alex Geairns “The community of the show is currently strong and vibrant and I have a funny feeling that the afterlife of the show, as much as we who have been making it for the last five years are finishing our portion of it, I think it will live on in that community.” “And how that manifests itself? I don’t know. Perhaps there would be a movie. I think there will probably be a lot of fan fiction. Maybe … Continue reading →
And here we are, on this final day. There are so many things I want to say…so much love, and gratitude, and wonder associated with this whole experience, I don’t even know where to begin. I can tell you that a little more than a year ago this outcome (whatever it may prove to be tonight) was my secret dream, but that I didn’t really dare to believe in it. We thought we’d try; that even if #CrossTheLine, and other ideas turned out to be spectacular failures, that at least we’d done something to try and help, and that even … Continue reading →
I’ve been avoiding this for as long as possible. It is bittersweet to be announcing the final Twitter event for Fringe. So much happened here. You guys seriously rock. It feels like saying goodbye to treasured comrades after the war is over. Oh sure, there will be reunions and other things to celebrate, but it will never be the same as living through these times as a fan. Our lives will go on and more serious battles will need to be overcome. My challenge to all of you, and my dearest wish, is for everyone to take what we have … Continue reading →