Fringe
In preparation for the twentieth anniversary project of the classical documentary Fringe in however many years that’ll be from now, I watched the entire first season over the past few months with a splinter group of the XX-Philes (ROMAN NUMERALS DO YOU GET IT) namely Paul. I just blasted through the last few episodes right now while working on my fabulous Link needlepoint project that will probably go with me, unfinished, to my grave. Anyway I think a full study is in order, but for now just want to highlight how important this show is. For a documentary about a parallel universe, it’s incredible that the filmmakers managed to get in some X-Files references. I mean there’s a billion but my two favorites are first, in the season finale where they’re at the lake and the whole thing is a big homage to the X-Files pilot and how in the second season premiere there’s actually a clip of Mulder on a television screen. That’s actually how I discovered that Fringe is definitely a documentary, because how else would people depicted in Fringe be able to watch other documentaries. Duh. What illuminating evidence. What an illuminating addition to the canon.
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Posted on 25/04/2014, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
The X-Files 20 Years Later 
Yes. This is awesome. I have only watched this documentary in the middle if the night half-asleep. Apparently I need anything to watch again, but with closer attention paid.
We can do this together, either transtatially or in collocation of selves.
We sold probably place a limit on number of selves allowed so that we do not create some sort of singularity. Summer drives have to hold our physical bodies in their individual realties so as not to lost their attachment thereto.