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Fringe Science
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The writing and the storyline of the series are just exceptional and display an exceptional quality of work. The story development is what adds more to the excitement of the audience, and it leaves the fans asking for more. Each successive episode has an exceptional story and resonates well with the entire plot of the show. Fans also enjoyed the performances of the actors and the striking chemistry between the lead characters is what appeals the most. The show has a perfect touch of reality glazed with the innovation of science at the right amount and makes the show without any doubt one of the best series out there in the entertainment industry. The fact that the series is considered very underrated and not so popular among the audience is a setback, but if a viewer starts the show, he/she will surely get hooked on this exceptional show. It is a must watch and a good option for all the science lovers out there.
Best Actress on Television | 2010 | Anna
Best Network Television Series | 2011
Best Supporting Actor on Television | 2011 | John
Best Guest Performance in a Television Series | 2010 | Leonard
Favorite Drama Series | 2012
Best Cinematography in a Dramatic Series | 2011 | David
Best Production Design in a Dramatic Series | 2011 | Peter
Best Guest Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series | 2011 | Michael
Favorite SciFiFantasy Show | 2011
Best TV SciFi Series | 2010
Outstanding Audio Post Television | 2009
Outstanding Audio Post Television | 2009
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Broadcast Program | 2009
Best Sound Editing Short Form Music in Television | 2013 | Paul
Choice TV Show FantasySciFi | 2010
Choice TV Actress FantasySciFi | 2010 | Anna
Choice TV Actor FantasySciFi | 2010 | Joshua
Choice TV FantasySciFi | 2012
Choice TV Actor SciFiFantasy | 2011 | Joshua
Choice TV Breakout Show | 2009
Choice TV Actor Drama | 2009 | Joshua
Choice TV Breakout Star Female | 2009 | Anna
Favorite Series We Miss Most | 2014
Favorite SciFiFantasy Show | 2012
Favorite New TV Drama | 2009
Best Network Television Series | 2009
Best Actor on Television | 2013 | Joshua
Best Supporting Actor on Television | 2010 | John
Best Guest Performance in a Television Series | 2011 | Seth
Best Actress on Television | 2009 | Anna
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in OneHour Episodic Television Series | 2013 | David
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Motion PictureMiniSeriesPilot Television | 2009 | Michael
Unsung TV Show of the Year | 2013
Best Dramatic Presentation Short Form | 2013 | Jeff
Best TV SciFi Series | 2013
Best TV Actor | 2012 | John
Best TV Actress | 2012 | Anna
Best TV SciFiHorror Series | 2011
Best TV Twist | 2010
Best TV DVD or BluRay | 2011
Best Direction in a Dramatic Series | 2013 | David
Best Cinematography in a Dramatic Series | 2013 | David
Best Stunt Coordination in a Dramatic Series | 2012 | Rick
Best Performance in a TV Series Guest Starring Young Actor | 2013
Best Performance in a TV Series Guest Starring Young Actor | 2012 | Chandler
Best Performance in a TV Series Guest Starring Young Actor Ten and Under | 2011 | Quinn
Best Performance in a TV Series Guest Starring Young Actress Ten and Under | 2011 | Sierra
Drama Supporting Actor | 2011 | John
Best Sound Editing Short Form Music in Television | 2010 | Paul
Best Sound Editing Short Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television | 2010 | Cynthia
Best Sound Editing Short Form Musical in Television | 2011 | Paul
Best Sound Editing Short Form Dialogue and ADR in Television | 2009
Best Sound Editing Long Form Dialogue and ADR in Television | 2009 | Virginia
Best Sound Editing Long Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television | 2009
Best Television Series Genre | 2012
Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series MiniSeries or Motion Picture Made for Television | 2008 | John
Best TV Show | 2012 | J.H.
Outstanding Visual Effects in a Broadcast Series | 2010
Creative Achievement in Interactive Media | 2011
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series | 2010
Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series | 2009
Best TV Show | 2009
Best Science Fiction Actress | 2011 | Anna
Best Television Performance | 2010 | Anna
Breakout Performance Female | 2009 | Anna
Outstanding Sound Television | 2010
Outstanding Sound Television | 2010
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Pilot Drama | 2009 | Lonnie
Brink of Fame Actor | 2009 | Jasika
Outstanding New Program of the Year | 2009
Throughout the first season, "The Observer" could be spotted on other FOX programming such as in the audience of American Idol (2002), or on the sidelines of NFL and NASCAR events.
In season one, episode nine, "The Dreamscape", the victim that fell from the Massive Dynamics building had a flight booked on Oceanic Air to Omaha, the same airline featured in Lost (2004). Oceanic Air is a fictional airline used in several Hollywood productions where bad things happen to aircraft. (Real airlines are understandably reluctant to be associated even with fictional crashes and hijackings.) It goes back at least to Executive Decision (1996) with Kurt Russell and Halle Berry.
In season one, the Fringe team has several encounters with a man named David Robert Jones. In the second season, they fight a visitor from the alternate universe named Thomas Jerome Newton. "David Robert Jones" was David Bowie's real name, and "Thomas Jerome Newton" was the name of the character he played in The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976).
For the first season, each episode of this show ran from about forty-nine to fifty-one minutes in length. This is in contrast to the typical forty-two to forty-three minute length of a one-hour drama. This was an experiment by FOX to see if viewers are more likely to tune in if there are fewer commercials.
Jasika Nicole has said in several interviews that the Alternate Universe version of her character, Astrid, is on the Autism spectrum (or has high-functioning Asperger Syndrome), which accounts for her statistical prowess and her disinclination to make eye contact with others. Nicole has said that her inspiration for the character comes from her own sister, who is also on the spectrum.
