The episode is pretty much the typical Fringe episode. Something unexplained happens, the crew sets out to figure it out, they figure it out, the end.
Now here are the problems. This episode is not in sync with the episodes preceding and succeeding it. In fact, it has nothing to do with them whatsoever. It does not contribute to the overarching plot of the series one bit. Then comes the major inconsistency of a character that's supposed to be dead reappearing.
If that wasn't enough, a Christian thematic is played up in this episode to the point where the way characters act does not make sense and is not consistent with the rest of the series. It's done in a way that would've worked with The X-Files, which deal with all sorts of paranormal, as opposed to Fringe, whose name itself refers to Fringe SCIENCE.
If you, the reader, are for some reason reading this review before seeing the episode, don't watch it. It's easily the worst of the series, and by watching it all you'll do is waste 40 minutes of your time.
Now here are the problems. This episode is not in sync with the episodes preceding and succeeding it. In fact, it has nothing to do with them whatsoever. It does not contribute to the overarching plot of the series one bit. Then comes the major inconsistency of a character that's supposed to be dead reappearing.
If that wasn't enough, a Christian thematic is played up in this episode to the point where the way characters act does not make sense and is not consistent with the rest of the series. It's done in a way that would've worked with The X-Files, which deal with all sorts of paranormal, as opposed to Fringe, whose name itself refers to Fringe SCIENCE.
If you, the reader, are for some reason reading this review before seeing the episode, don't watch it. It's easily the worst of the series, and by watching it all you'll do is waste 40 minutes of your time.