Fringe

The new sci-fi series Fringe is the fourth television show co-created by J.J. Abrams. Fringe follows FBI special agent Olivia Dunham, Peter Bishop, and his father Walter, who are called in to investigate a series of rapidly spreading, unexplainable phenomena. ign.com: Fox Gives Fringe a Full Season (October 2, 2008)

• Joshua Jackson plays Peter Bishop
• John Noble plays Dr. Walter Bishop
• Anna Torv plays Olivia Dunham
• Lance Reddick plays Phillip Broyles
• Kirk Acevedo plays Charlie Francis
• Mark Valley plays John Scott
• Blair Brown plays Nina Sharp
• Jasika Nicole plays Astrid Farnsworth
• Michael Cerveris plays The Observer
• Leonard Nimoy plays William Bell

Desperate for a solution to the crisis of unfolding mysteries, Dunham turns to the brilliant Dr. Walter Bishop. The problem is that Dr. Bishop has been institutionalized for the past 20 years, and the only way to question him is to enlist the help of his estranged son, Peter Bishop. Together, they try to solve unexplainable phenomena that most people do not know about. All of these happenings revolve around the world's largest provider of weapons nd technology: Massive Dynamic. The show is being compared to such hit sci-fi shows as The X Files and The Twilight Zone.

Massive Dynamic, the corporation that is supposedly responsible for the phenomena in the show, has its own website: MassiveDynamic.com.

"Imagine the Impossibilities" is another website made by the creators of Fringe. It offers a compilation of evidence regarding "The Pattern."

The Future on Fox blog linked to the website for a company called Holomove and a blog by Codewrtrn8. The post was tagged with "Fringe," as well as "Dollhouse" and "Terminator." Documents related to Holomove had already been mailed out to CNET and several other outlets who have an interest in alternate reality games, also called ARGs.

• Episode 1: Pilot

• Episode 2: The Same Old Story

• Episode 3: The Ghost Network

• Episode 4: The Arrival

• Episode 5: Power Hungry

• Episode 6: The Cure

• Episode 7: In Which We Meet Mr. Jones

• Episode 8: The Equation

• Episode 9: The Dreamscape

• Episode 10: Safe

• Episode 11: Bound

• Episode 12: The No-Brainer

• Episode 13: The Transformation

• Episode 14: Ability

• Episode 15: Inner Child

• Episode 16: Unleashed

• Episode 17: Bad Dreams

• Episode 18: Midnight

• Episode 19: The Road Not Taken

• Episode 20: There's More Than One of Everything