[10/14/11 - 10:21 AM] Video: A Few Minutes With... "Fringe" Co-Star John Noble By Jim Halterman (TFC)
If you're a regular viewer of the FOX sci-fi drama "Fringe," you know to expect the unexpected like having one of its leads - in this case, Joshua Jackson - barely appear in the first handful of episodes of the series' fourth season. While it's true that the existence of Jackson's Peter Bishop was erased in the third season finale, Peter is currently working his way back into the world but will anyone know who he is once he inevitably appears? During a recent Warner Bros. Television-sponsored press trip to Vancouver, our Jim Halterman grabbed a few minutes with stars Anna Torv (Olivia), John Noble (Walter) and now-full-time regular Seth Gabel (Lincoln) to talk the merging of alternative universes as well as how Peter's re-entry will rock their world(s).
And here's the complete index of all the interviews from the event:
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