Fringe 3x03 The Plateau opening scene

Fringe season 3 episode 3 : The Plateau accident scene
Fringe 3x03 "The Plateau", aired October 7, 2010.
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[@thegrimcritic5494]

This is honestly one of THE most horrifically beautiful scenes I’ve ever seen in television.

[@kimmina3296]

Have you seen Lucifer?

[@SirExpect339]

It reminds nds me of the Sept of Baelor explosion scene from GoT

[@AJEETSINGH-uq8ux]

One of my favorite tv series Really great concepts

[@ishtarg8]

I love this scene. It makes me think about free will; everything that happens is orchestrated by Milo, yet everyone acts independently, as though they had a choice about their actions, which of course they don’t.

[@alphawolften5064]

His brain mathematically analyzed and calculated systematic outcomes and their variances by deducting each variable. Then all he did was alter each variable, in this instance the pen...that triggered everything he predicted accurately in his head. This drug they used could be extremely dangerous for anybody who has an agenda. They could calculate eons ahead of time.

[@straygameplaywalkthroughps6480]

@@alphawolften5064 Fairly certain people have been coin this since time began (Delphi, etc) .

[@goyonman9655]

This conclusion is bullshit. This episode doesn't debunk their freewill

[@ishtarg8]

@@goyonman9655 Yes. It does. They believe they’re acting freely, but in fact they’re following a sequence orchestrated by Milo’s act of placing the pen where he does. Did you actually watch the episode? Or at least this clip?

[@goyonman9655]

@@ishtarg8 I watched the whole series And you're talking nonsense

[@williamlisbourne2954]

I born 1991 October and before I began kindergarten, I found this scene to be funny.

[@l.c.136]

I remember seeing this on tv and it has always stayed with me. For a long time, I didn't know what show it was from until I discovered the actor Michael Eklund years later.

[@treyslider6954]

See, I didn't remember this at all. I got sent to this video by something unrelated. But the moment I saw his face I went "OH YEAH THAT GUY", so clearly I remembered him on a subconscious level.

[@youaregonnalikeme3882]

this scene made me watch all series :D

[@RobinK]

Nice. Which ones did you like most? Sopranos? Breaking Bad? Game of Thrones?

[@vb8428]

@@RobinK lol. Idiot

[@benjaminlinus1485]

@@RobinK are u serious bro .d?

[@adarozer]

@@RobinK hahahaha

[@aidazz9631]

Same

[@mohamadramzi7888]

Watchig 2020👍

[@gucciboytate2628]

I like how u can tell the difference between universe 1 and 2 by the tint of color

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

I've seen this scene once, making me wonder at first, what is the name of this movie?? didn't expect its a drama. I search for this scene again, search like hell.. didn't come up.. but, finally.. felt really relieved.. i got my happines.. haha

[@remenberminame9132]

My favorite escene!.My favorite chapter. One the best series has never seen ever. FRINGE the best

[@niviamaeva]

I still get chills down my spine when remembering certain scenes.

[@od7673]

Can you tell me the actor name.?

[@somerandompersonwhodrawzbe3669]

This is some final destination shit happening here

[@liivdunham]

there's a chaos behind me but I keep walking like a boss

[@farrahsimonlara]

Chaos theory

[@silassantos8397]

Vou assistir depois disto, parece bem elaborada

[@DeadboltDon]

well i know there IS a limit to the power computers will be able to obtain (if we stay on earth that is.,.) because elements like silicon fail to retain electrons at the molecular level... but i'm a little confused at what you're trying to say.We rely on them too much? How will that be detrimental to increasing computing power? Can you extrapolate?

[@cheatswiz58]

(Bill Burr voice) LOOK BOTH WAAAYS!!

[@hamzahalem6592]

شسم الفلم

[@bndproductionmusic1]

Prodigieux

[@westroop6342]

Looks like Drama from entourage

[@commandoslayer]

This is some Agent 47 shit!

[@NoName0000_3]

The problem with this scene, which itches me... how did Milo know that particular man was going to pick up the pen at that particular time? And how did he know that woman was going to exit at that particular time? And how did he know the driver was going to be distracted by the scene? 🙃 there's wayyyy too many variables. They might as well haven't done all those things and nothing would have happened. Or something else would have happened. Basically, I think the scene is trying to say people think they have free will, but it can be altered. Which I disapprove. There can be manipulation. But whether or not that manipulation will be successful, it cannot be determined. I think Milo just got lucky, besides having to calculate correct equations.... that or the scene doesn't quite successfully depict universe orchestration. 😂 i mean, I can see so many things that could have gone differently and that could have escaped Milo's equation. Though it was a nice attempt, I think the general idea was transmitted, even though it could have been better presented.

[@DeadboltDon]

@gspfiles couple hundred years!? buddy, computing power (and technology in general) has been increasing at an exponential rate ever since computers were created. At the rate that theyre going, we'll have computers that are as powerful as a human brain around 2030, and in 2050 there will be computers as powerful as every human brain on earth put together! power like this will definitely come faster than a couple hundred years.

[@jorgeborbe3840]

do its have this in netflix

[@MontagnaMagica]

IMDB or Amazon Video.

[@burybyberry9069]

Fringe Season 3 Episode 3

[@user-hv1kv9rm1q]

ايش اسم الفلم

[@soukainab5634]

Fringe

[@user-ft9su9wq3o]

اكو عرب با طياره

[@Me2Myself3AndI]

@gvsfgdf probability someone crosses the road without looking both ways?

[@kupkumral2793]

plus dont hear bus is coming

[@aymanalmutiri19]

مين الي جاي من التيك توك ؟

[@ivanbozovic35]

Name of the movie

[@ManomiiFox]

a tv show not a movie. this scene is from Fringe season 3 episode 3. there's 5 seasons in total.

[@kangtaekim2727]

But????

[@azisfauzi6536]

Ethan Hawke?

[@sakinano99]

americans do that every day