One Night in October (30 Sep. 2011)

As the victims of a highly intelligent serial killer "Over There" stack up, the Fringe Division "Over Here" is asked to assist. As the two sides tangle and innocent people remain at risk, ... See full summary »

Director:

Brad Anderson

Writers:

J.J. Abrams (creator), Alex Kurtzman (creator),

Stars:

Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Anna Torv	...	Olivia Dunham / Alternate Olivia Dunham
Joshua Jackson	...	Peter Bishop (voice)
Lance Reddick	...	Phillip Broyles / Alternate Phillip Broyles
Blair Brown	...	Nina Sharp (credit only)
Jasika Nicole	...	Astrid Farnsworth
Seth Gabel	...	Lincoln Lee / Alternate Lincoln Lee
John Noble	...	Dr. Walter Bishop
John Pyper-Ferguson	...	John McClennan
Enid-Raye Adams	...	Noreen Miller
Daniel Arnold	...	Agent Perez
Marlene Ginader	...	Alt. Female Agent
Jordyn Ashley Olson	...	Megan Miller (as Jordyn Olson)
Julia Schnekenburger	...	Margery
Dariusz Slowik	...	ND Fringe Agent #1 (Guard)
Toby Verchere	...	Young John

Storyline

As the victims of a highly intelligent serial killer "Over There" stack up, the Fringe Division "Over Here" is asked to assist. As the two sides tangle and innocent people remain at risk, the suspect's doppelganger "Over Here," a professor who teaches Forensic Psychology, is brought into the fold and forces the team to consider the notion of sending civilians to the other side.

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Genres:

Drama | Mystery | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 September 2011 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bad Robot, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

Contains a parody of the Maxell "Blown Away Guy" advert - we see Walter Bishop 'relaxing' in front of a huge bank of speakers, sitting deep in an armchair, whilst playing classical music at high volumes.

User Reviews

Now Tell me your Most Happy Memory.

...Step into the Light

If "The Proof of the Butterscotch Pudding is in the Eating" then the proof of any Fringe episode/Case is in the viewing of it. In this second Peter-less Case, although I am still wondering where the Observers have spirited Peter off to - If in fact it was they who Did It... I am certainly as interested in this New Case - Mostly because of the unique investigation element added - And also in the characteristics of the of Fringe event that is being looked into.

The point is, my interest is officially Piqued, I now want to now how this all plays out. We know that Peter is still poking his head into existence (and in new ways) - But as important as that is, we have a new conundrum to figure out.

Our Fringe team continues to look into odd events, apparently not bothered by what we know of a missing key team member... All except Walter maybe, who is bothered - If he could only know what he is being bothered about. Can he figure it out? At this point I don't know and that is what makes it interesting.

The idea of not knowing what's around any corners, combined with the fact all of us must eventually look, is what makes this intriguing, if you add in foreknowledge of how certain events played out with the addition of another character. And this episode shows us more of the differences between the "Red" and "Blue" Fringe Multiverses and timelines of each-Searching deeper into Olivia's (And maybe Fauxlivia's) past.

My most happy memory is when I learned earlier this year that there would be 22 more Fringe "cases" this season.