Fringe Episode 4.22 Scene - Stopping Belly

[@theblur9717]

Amazing acting. Damn Anna torv, josh Jackson and the masters John Noble and Leonard. Pure class acting. Perfect scene for a perfect season finale.

[@Starinthesky826]

Josh was EXCELLENT in this scene. He completely sold how utterly gutted Peter was about what just happened. The way he was holding her and putting his cheek against hers, like they've had the habit of doing when one of them is upset. Then his voice, so raw. Especially, when he's growling at Walter not to touch her. Good god!

[@c0smicvega646]

Bell had gone mad! It’s obvious from his speech. He is everything he says humanity is.

[@darrylwiggins4799]

God,this show was pure genius.I miss it so.

[@rbnjessie]

The scream of Peter when Walter shot Olivia is . . . Woah ! I scream with him !

[@Joanna-ge1fm]

Seeing Peter scream NO! Made me so sad...He loves her so much!!!

[@pr9039]

SUCH a great show...! And such a brutal ending to this arc. Good job on where you cut the scene, btw

[@BeingBetter]

I love this show so much. I'm rewatching it now.

[@bethanyphillips622]

I haven’t stopped watching it to this day! May 20, 2023

[@Starinthesky826]

I think Olivia would've figured out she had to die cut off the power source, her, and try to do it her self right there. With Peter protesting of course. While that would've been a massively intense scene, Walter knew it had to be in the head because that was were the highest concentration of Cortexiphan was. Walter also knew there was no time at all to risk bell stopping it. So he acted.

[@agustinsusinna2275]

I know this sets that in every future Olivia get shot in the head by Walter (or some version) but they took away her choice to make the sacrifice. I mean, in S3 Peter entered into the machine by choice AND S5 Walter lead Michael to the futere by choice. The shot was unespected, but it would be More dramatic ir she choose to pull the trigger on herself

[@darrenwall8720]

The greatest scene in tv..

[@nataliee.parker2873]

...Anyone else's entire identity defined and redefined by the words: "Uncertainty Engine" Anyone?? Just me?? Ok...

[@BooneErica]

How come when Olivia or Walter cries, it's all awards for John and Anna but Peter finally has his breakdown (4 years coming, btw) and people pretend it didn't happen?

[@eceozuduru5148]

If Spock tells you you’re godlike you believe him

[@Starinthesky826]

Not that I really want one but I wonder if we'll get a scene of Olivia thinking Peter has died, or something similar to this. I wonder how her reaction would compare to Peter's.

[@thomasvleminckx]

Bah, we'll find another one.

[@marianned5807]

which season it is?

[@TheAwesome45]

Awards?

[@Bellatrix22]

Doctor Bell, does the term "genetic bottleneck" mean ANYTHING to you?

[@Bellatrix22]

@David Jones That is a VERY narrow bottle neck.

[@Kira1Lawliet]

@@Bellatrix22 Well, he's literally designing a new universe with its own new set of laws and rules, so who's to say he can't make inbreeding completely free of genetic consequences? Still not a pleasant thought at all, but you know.

[@supersonictumbleweed]

"like Adam and Eve. You become fictional in a religion book."

[@enastypos9279]

how did he disappeared with the bell?

[@leeardamer]

He crossed to the other universe

[@halfbreed1426]

Quantum entanglement. There was probably a corresponding bell on the other side which would have signalled his operatives to take him back. Like the typewriter.

[@nighttaco10blooperton8]

*mAgIc*

[@cuccamunga]

who's pretending it didn't happen?

[@astridfaye1082]

as per usual, ignore Joshua Jackson