It hasn't yet delivered a convincing argument for a third season, but enough episodes in the order exist to turn that around

While Abrams will, no doubt, have carte blanche to do what he wants with the sequel, it still has to bring the bucks home

When this show is done and dusted, we'll all remember Walter Bishop, even if we forget the rest

Why we've been forced to wait a month for Fringe to be kicked into high gear I've no idea, but I hope it can keep this momentum going.

This huge plot hole ruined what had been a pretty good episode, and it's quite sloppy even by the standards of Fringe.

Out of all the characters, I defy anybody who watched the show to say they don't love Walter

Because special effects exist to enhance a story, not be the story. They're there to add a dose of magic to what happens on screen, rather than become the primary focus of it