I absolutely love the dense and complex mythology that 
Fringe has crafted for not just one universe, but two. In the alternate universe, Sheep were completely wiped out over a decade ago, JFK and Martin Luther King are still alive and making renowned political victories, and Sean Combs (P. Diddy) is an award winning novelist of such books as "A Long Walk Down A Crooked Path". Meanwhile, in our home universe, there are plenty of fun political references, such as Patricia Nixon trying to seduce Walter in the old days, and now the fact that Broyles is better at golf than Obama. It's mostly played for laughs, but it shows how different the slightest change in history can be. It would be a shame if Fringe came to an end so soon, so please take the time to see tonight's episode, no matter the cost!
Fringe has crafted for not just one universe, but two. In the alternate universe, Sheep were completely wiped out over a decade ago, JFK and Martin Luther King are still alive and making renowned political victories, and Sean Combs (P. Diddy) is an award winning novelist of such books as "A Long Walk Down A Crooked Path". Meanwhile, in our home universe, there are plenty of fun political references, such as Patricia Nixon trying to seduce Walter in the old days, and now the fact that Broyles is better at golf than Obama. It's mostly played for laughs, but it shows how different the slightest change in history can be. It would be a shame if Fringe came to an end so soon, so please take the time to see tonight's episode, no matter the cost!
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