I’ve added more pictures of Anna at the Fox Upfronts from this monday, thanks to Mariana!

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Anna attended the Fox Programming Presentation this monday, here are 2 pictures:

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Hey everyone! I’ve finished updating the gallery with all the latest caps and stills.

Previews:

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Fox has renewed Fringe for a 5th season! The catch is that it’s just 13 episodes. Well, 13 episodes is way better than being cancelled. The show can have a proper ending! I’m really happy for this.

Thank you Fox for giving us 13 more episodes!

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Caps from tonight’s episode are up! Awesome episode! I love Olivia and Peter so much <3

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Promo for next week’s episode of Fringe “4×16 Nothing As It Seems”:

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Caps from last night Fringe 4×14 – The End of All Things. The ratings rised a bit to 1.2.

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So, did you watch tonight’s Fringe yet? Is your mind blown? I’m speechless with the awesomeness of this show! Here’s the preview for the march 24th episode “4×15 A Short Story About Love”:

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One still from tonight’s episode which airs in less than 2h! Watch it live!

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Fringe will not be going silently into its next, three-week break. No, tonight’s episode (Fox, 9/8c) offers a little something for everyone, from fans of Peter and Walter’s collaborative sleuthing to those who’ve missed Nina Sharpe, to the many of us who have clamored for more backstory on the Observers.
“This episode was designed to tell a few [stories],” executive producer Jeff Pinkner tells TVLine. “You have the story between Olivia and Nina” — who when last seen were in captivity together, each looking shaken up — “and anytime Jared Harris as David Robert Jones is on the screen is just fantastic. And allowing Michael Cerveris as our Observer (codenamed September) to peel back layers and reveal some truths about what his agenda has been — and to really use that as an opportunity to revisit some things we’ve done on the show — was fun and exciting for us.”

Indeed, September’s (quite literally) surprising visit to Walter’s lab sets the table for an uninterrupted, six-minute exploration of the Observers’ overall mission, replete with choice flashbacks to Fringe seasons gone by and at least one OMG! moment, when it is made clear who has really been September’s No. 1 priority.

“We’ve always said that you’ll find out more about the Observers this season,” reminds exec producer Joel Wyman, “so that’s a highlight [of the episode], yeah.”

Especially as it compellingly underscores the show bosses’ fervent desire to always subvert what viewers are thinking.

“For us to constantly break what you think you know and sort of reset things and have people go, ‘Wow, I didn’t see that coming’ is why we get up in the morning,” says Wyman. “[We like] to take people for a ride.”

But as noted above, this week’s hour is also David Robert Jones-heavy, and while small hints at his überplan will be dropped, viewers will have to wait until March 23, at soonest, to take a deeper dive into the big bad’s agenda — if, that is, he turns out to be this season’s most malevolent manipulator.

“Just remember,” Pinkner says, “that on Fringe we try to make it like nothing is as it seems, that there’s always a little more to the story, behind the story. [Jones] is definitely a large part going forward, but a lot of things will come full circle and recontextualize things that you’ve already seen.”

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