It's funny I didn't notice the Ford Sync thing at all.  And well, even if it was "blatant" it doesn't bother me.  Hell, I didn't even give a second thought to it.  The way I see it is that it keeps them funded and they can use that additional money to rely less on the network to give them money and possibly have more money for things like better FX.  It wasn't like Olivia turned around and went - "Man, I can't believe how well this Ford Sync works!"  You know what mean?  It only showed what you would have seen if you had used the product yourself.

As for the show itself, though, I think it was great and I find it kind of strange that a lot of people keep on saying that it strays too far from the mythology but to me even in the "monster of the week" episodes it shows bits and pieces of the mythology; it just doesn't give it to you in big, heaping shovelfuls all the time, if at all.

I wonder, though, if this season we will find Peter discovering about his "origins" because I have sly feeling that he kind of knows something is up.  Too bad Thanksgiving is on Thursday this week - the next episode looks awesome as hell.

Do you people actually think people pay attention to your stupid little spamming?  Go jump in front of a bus or something.  A moving one...thought I'd have to tell you that - you already seem a little dim.

Fringe is awesome.  I love this show.  This episode was great, as are the vast majority of them.  This series is one of the reasons I haven't given up on network television altogether.

Now - I sound crazy.

I'll be short and simple. I liked this episode a lot.

Next - maybe someone else has mentioned this in previous posts - so I apologize if I'm being repetitive...

I think that when Walter and Peter were in that accident, Peter acctually died. One of the Observers were involved somehow, but it was actually to get another Peter from an alternate reality so that Walter could have his son back. I'm not sure how Walter got them to do that for him, but there it is.

I thought the Sync thing was blatant as well but that classic Abrams.  I still remember when Sydney yelled "Let's take the F150!"  There was also the Ford Focus chase...This show is great nonetheless.

I dunno, Archbeam, that is a possibility but I remember also in the first season where Walter said Peter had a sickness - so he might have died from that as well.  But then it makes you wonder what the submerged car part is all about and if it was the car, vice versa.  I want to know what the deal was and also what the Watchers were talking about interfering because of a mistake they had made.  Was the interference they were talking about Peter or something totally different?  That's the question of the day.

It is funny how much influence comics have on shows like this. I mean its no coincidence that "the observers" are white and bald like "The Watchers" Also the one that seems to be around a lot does remind me of Uatu the Watcher who can't seem to not get involved. The same theme comes up too, with them not being to interfere but because of  their feeling towards humanity, still doing something.

I also want to know what deal was struck between them and Walter. It was obviously a deal that was kept secret to even the other observers because that guy had no idea what Walter was talking about when they met in the diner.

Great Episode.

I really like that shows are now using hands-free devices, since many states have laws against them, or atleast everyone knows it's less safe.  It bothers me more now when a show has someone talking on a phone that's up their ear.