Black Blotter

This, in short, is one of the very best Fringe installments.

Yet another superlative performance of the whole cast involved, including the resurfacing of old acquaintances that may or may not be real memories, fictional figments of imagination, effects of altered timelines in combination with of all those things and Black Blotter.

Of course the stage belongs to Mr. Noble that once again manages to take the portrayal of an unhinged mind with multiple (dazed and confused, if you allow me) personalities up to eleven. Being Walter is a very demanding role, and Mr. Noble nails it perfectly.

Kicks the story forward to the unavoidable collapse of the events, in a quantum mechanic's way rather than in a relativistic one.