Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Episode aired Apr 15, 2011
1h

8.7/10

S3.E19

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John Noble and Jasika Nicole in Fringe (2008)

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With the latest estimate that the team has only one day to save Olivia's consciousness, Walter leads a group on an LSD trip into Olivia's mind.With the latest estimate that the team has only one day to save Olivia's consciousness, Walter leads a group on an LSD trip into Olivia's mind.With the latest estimate that the team has only one day to save Olivia's consciousness, Walter leads a group on an LSD trip into Olivia's mind.

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Leonard Nimoy and John Noble in Fringe (2008)

Joshua Jackson, John Noble, and Anna Torv in Fringe (2008)

Joshua Jackson and Anna Torv in Fringe (2008)

After an unsuccessful transference of William Bell's soul to a corpse, he concludes that Olivia must recover her consciousness in less than one day. Walter and Bell decide to prepare an LSD trip with Peter to Olivia's mind to bring her back and transfer William Bell's soul to a hard drive. However her fears turn the trip very dangerous and they have to find where Olivia's hideout is. Will they succeed? —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Trivia
The whiskey William Bell is drinking when he's a cartoon is MacCutcheon, the same fictional whiskey Charles Widmore drank on Lost when he met with Desmond. J. J. Abrams was also the producer of Lost.

Goofs
When Walter decides they need to take LSD for the journey to work, he asks Astrid to help mix up "2000 milligrams" of LSD, which is insane. He probably meant 2000 micrograms. A fairly large does for one person would be 450mcg so, 2000mg/3/450mcg =~1.5 million times the recommended dose, which would likely cause permanent brain damage if it didn't kill them.

Quotes
Astrid Farnsworth: What you're feeling right now, it's just the effects of the LSD, but it's temporary.
Phillip Broyles: No, it's infinite.

Connections
Features Zoom (1972)

Soundtracks
Fringe Main Title Theme
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Written and Performed by J.J. Abrams

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8/10

Very Solid Entry Some Clever Ideas

Hello Once Again: This is the Most Intriguing Episode of Fringe so far, well Done, some Very Imaginative Story Ideas--Good Pacing--Well Written--Great Acting--All In All It Bodes Very Well For the Upcoming Wind Up of this the 3rd Season! When are the Renewals for Fox Announced for Next Season? I Really Hope They Get Away from the Current Trend of Having Olivia in Trouble all the time, it is Getting Stretched Way Too Extreme, and Got Old Way Back in the Middle of Season Two! Does anyone else find these types of Episode Make you want to Yawn? The Next 2 I think will Determine if the Series Makes it any Further! I Don't see How they Could Fumble It Now--Seems to be heading into some Very Original Story Telling! Let's Hope That all the People Following this Will Watch and Push it's Numbers Way Over The Top!

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