Fracture

Let's look at a really fun episode as Olivia must recover and understand as she deals with her injuries. People are dying violently, exploding in populous places, human bombs. They are being directed by a man with no respect for human life. This man h been dismissed for his erratic behavior. He has hard core followers believing that whatever he says is the right thing. He feels, and he may be right, that there is a force out there that will destroy all of humanity and we won't know what hit us. Bishop and his mates must come up with a way of tracking this guy before another poor person kills herself and a building full of innocents. I thought this was quite well done. We are still kept in the dark as to motives.

In Philadelphis, the Police Officer Daniel Gillespe receives a phone call and leaves his partner alone to pick up a briefcase in a Train Station. When he catches the object, his body hardens and blows up killing eleven people. Soon the Fringe Division investigates and discovers that it was not a terrorist attack with a bomb; instead it was Gillespe's body parts that killed the passengers. Dr. Bishop finds in the autopsy that something was injected in Officer Gillespe since there are needle marks in his toes. However the footage from the surveillance camera does not help since there is static blurring the image. Peter and Olivia head to Gillespe's house to interview his wife and Olivia accidentally finds a hidden compartment with the drugs used by Gillespe. Soon they discover that an AWOL colonel, Raymond Gordon, may be behind the explosion. Meanwhile Peter and his father seek out a new apartment to live and Olivia meets Sam Weiss to treat her physical and mental problems.

"Fracture" is another episode of "Fringe" without connection with the parallel universe storyline. Just like the previous episode, it is entertaining in the X-Files style. Olivia seems to be recalling her experience in the parallel universe and Sam Weiss is curing her. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Fracture"