Four Seasons and a Funeral

In this episodes the hosts discuss the fifth episode of the third season of Fringe, "Amber 31422". They have an amazing cold open, Nick has lost the ability to do an outro and we discuss how terrible being stuck in jello must be.

In this episode the hosts discuss the fourth episode of the third season of Fringe, "Do Shapeshifters Dream of Electric Sheep?". I uh- can't really remember anything else of note we talk about... I swear it's still a good episode though.

In this episode the hosts discuss the third episode of the third season of Fringe, "The Plateau". They talk about terrible bands, missed job chances for David and more!

In this episode the hosts discuss the second episode of the third season of Fringe, "The Box". They have the longest outro ever and speak about how weird Olivia has been acting for no good reason.   Don't @ me about the episode title.

In this episodes the hosts are finally back to discussing Fringe with the first episode the third season of Fringe, "Olivia". We discuss the Star Wars movies in the alternative universe and sorta just get back into the swing of things. Oh also, why does one episode of our podcast have so many more downloads???!

In this episode the hosts finish the Fringe oneshot encountering their foes and get to use some fancy Fringe technology. Special Intro music is Night Owl by Broke for Free. Additional sound effects from www.zapsplat.com

In this episode the hosts are still playing Fringe one-shot and have found themselves in a bunker full of special Fringe technology. They equip themselves and cause a handful of deaths. Special Intro music is Night Owl by Broke for Free. Additional sound effects from www.zapsplat.com

In this episode the hosts continue their Fringe oneshot and finally meet Roy McComb. They do some investigating and some terrible things happen.  Special Intro music is Night Owl by Broke for Free.  Additional sound effects from www.zapsplat.com

In this episodes the hosts play a FATE Condescended Oneshot set in the Fringe universe. Charlie and Nick create a new buddy cop duo that deserve their desk jobs and they soon discover what a certain human radio receiver has been up to.    Special Intro music is Night Owl by Broke for Free.  Additional sound effects from www.zapsplat.com

In this episode, the hosts wrap up the second season of Fringe and discuss their favourite plot points, moments, story lines and Fringe elements. As well they go over the DVD special features for the second season of this fantastic show.

In this week's episode the hosts discuss the second part of the season two finale of Fringe. We rant about terrible product placement, David needs to go pickup some groceries and we remark on how good of a finale this was.

In this week's episode, the hosts discuss the first part of the two-part second season finale, "Over There'. We discuss the great possible Fringe spin-off shows, remark on the proper use of powers and talk about how Broyles must love the X-Men.

In this episode the hosts discuss the twenty first episode of the second season of Fringe, "Northwest Passage'. Nick gets a new microphone- we learn that Washington state makes you evil- and more!

In this episode the hosts discuss the twentieth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Brown Betty". We lose our audio mid-recording again- end up making a terrible pun and discuss the general weirdness that is this episode.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the nineteenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "The Man From the Other Side'. We watch the game awards- Nick tries to keep us on track and we overall do an okay job this week.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the eighteenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "White Tulip". Nick wants to runaway, we discuss what counts as time travel and we mention some of our favourite time travel stories. I swear the episode title means something... to someone... somewhere.

In this episode the hosts discuss the seventeenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Olivia. In the Lab. With the Revolver." David is generally angry about the next episode clue and we continue to razz the Fringe wiki that we use to read episode summary from.

In this episode the hosts discuss the sixteenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Peter". Holy crap was this one a big edit. Job interviews are mentioned and the we lose the recording halfway through. Yay. As always, don't @ me about the title.

In this weeks episode, the hosts discuss the fifteenth episode of the second season, "Jacksonville". It's a David intro- and the overall energy is pretty normal. We add another terrible quote to the library of Nick quotes and bemoan the lack of our favourite Fringe element as always.    

In this episode, the hosts discuss the fourteenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "The Bishop Revival'. If you find the episode a bit jarring at times, that's because it was.

In this episode the hosts discuss the thirteenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "What Lies Below'. It's not topical at all and holds no bearing to what's been going on in the world at large right now. Yep- no denial here. This is how not-denial sounds like. Yep.

In the episode, the host discuss the twelfth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Johari Window". Nick is super vague and we laugh a lot.   I have nothing to say about the episode title.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the eleventh episode of season two of Fringe, "Unearthed". Nick has a lot of background noise and makes a terrible joke that seeps into the rest of the episode.

In this weeks episode, the host's discuss the tenth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Grey Matters". Nick flubs in the intro and David almost ends the podcast with a pun so bad that the other hosts are still bringing it up to me.

In this episodes, the hosts discuss the ninth episode of the second season of Fringe, "Snakehead". We have an amazing intro that redefines what a David intro is and wax poetic about this episode.