Can you believe we are already at episode 8 of the season? I think that’s crazy talk! I was caught up with Gossip Girl but now I’m lagging again. I just need to have time to watch all my shows.

Episode 8 is called, They Shoot Humphrey’s, Don’t They?, and it goes like this: Not satisfied with just being Queen of Constance Billard, Jenny (Taylor Momsen) sets her sights on becoming the Queen of all the Upper East Side by landing the hottest escort for Cotillion. Nate (Chace Crawford) and Chuck (Ed Westwick) plot to help Serena (Blake Lively) and Blair (Leighton Meester) repair their damaged friendship. Dan (Penn Badgley) is upset when Olivia (guest star Hilary Duff) contemplates leaving school for a movie project.

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I am so glad that Vampire Diaries is coming back soon. I am going crazy without my weekly fix of the show. And now that I have cemented my Team Damon status by posting about him I am more excited.

The eighth episode of the season is called 162 Candles and it goes like this. On his birthday, Stefan is surprised by a visit from Lexi, one of his oldest friends. Still upset by the events at the Halloween haunted house, Elena does her best to stay away from Stefan, but Lexi gives her some unsolicited relationship advice. Elena and Jenna are surprised by a change in Jeremy’s behavior. At Damon’s insistence, Caroline tries to get his medallion back from Bonnie. Finally, Damon’s offer to help Sheriff Forbes has sudden and tragic results.

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I am a bit behind on my DVD purchasing. I just bought Season 4 of Supernatural and now I need to get the second season of Chuck.  And I’m happy to see that the bloopers included are worth it’s weight in gold. I still can’t believe that Chuck might be coming back soon!  I knew I couldn’t wait until March to see it again.

I was so upset today going to my DVD player and seeing that my cable box messed up and I missed every one of my Thursday shows. It included the amazing episode last night that I’ve heard so many good things about.

Next weeks episode is called, Momentum Deferred, and it goes like this: Recuperating from the traumatic and alarming meeting with Massive Dynamic founder William Bell (guest star Leonard  Nimoy), Agent Dunham consumes a powerful “fringe” concoction that Dr. Bishop prescribes to stimulate her memory. Meanwhile, the Fringe Division investigates a series of robbery cases that are tied to shape-shifting. As clues are tracked and memories are jogged, another woman experimented on by Dr. Bishop is introduced and a flashback reveals more about Olivia’s visit to the alternate reality.

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The second season of Fringe has finally arrived. I hate that it’s on Thursday night with my other favorite shows but I have channels in all time zones I will be able to watch all the shows I need to.

The third episode of the season is called, Fracture, and it goes something like this: Peter, Walter, Olivia and Broyles pursue a strange and deadly occurrence in Philadelphia where a bomb blew up inside a train station but left no trace of any explosive device. The perplexing and unexplained set of circumstances returns Walter to the lab to closely examine the human remains where he uncovers an unlikely energy source that triggered the explosion. With the explosive threat of more bombs and links to a classified military project, the intense investigation leads Olivia and Peter to Iraq.

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The Fringe season premiere is tomorrow night. I can’t wait for all my answers to be answered. But if  you can’t wait you can watch the first episode of the season in fast forward. I only got through about 15 seconds before I didn’t want to know any more. So go ahead if you want to see it…just don’t tell me how it goes. I’ll wait until tomorrow night.

It’s unbelievable how they keep pumping out these episode spoilers. Fringe’s second episode of the season is called Night Of Desirable Objects. The Fringe team travels to Pennsylvania to investigate an underground tunnel full of human remains. Meanwhile, Walter experiments using frogs to travel between realities.

I am going to love Walter (John Noble)  this upcoming season. I have always got a kick out of him and his relationship with his son, Peter (Joshua Jackson).

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Now that Fringe Season 1 is now in stores we can watch the season over and really figure out what all the clues were. Or we can use it to hold us over until the Season Premiere on September 14.

I found the blooper reel from the first season and a really awesome commercial for the second season. Joshua Jackson is really a ham! See them both after the jump…

The awesome commercial for Season 2:

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Since I have a fair bit of time on my hands now that the kids are back to school I have decided to widen my horizons and start reading blogs in different languages. WillowRaine showed me the translation button about a month ago and there has been no stopping me.  I find there is alot of great TV show websites that are not in English. And this one site in particular is amazing.

Pizquita posted a picture of the Fringe promo poster and tied it into the theme of Alice In Wonderland. I know that sometimes I get involved with the theories and then focus on that and not watch the show because I am trying to figure out my next theory.  Here is what they said about the reference to the circled numbers.

1. The flashlight in the hand of Olivia and Peter will be equal to the blue flashes
2. Slushie drink in the hand of Walter and appeared in the series and has become a trade mark of JJ Abrams.
3. The toad.
4. Yellow dots are scattered by the poster.
5. The leaf.
6. The hand with six fingers.
7. Seahorses
8. The letter from the queen of hearts, referring to the book Alice in Wonderland.
9. The flower.
10. The white rabbit, another reference to the story.
11. The observer.
12. A building with the logo of the Massive Dynamic.
13. The apple.
14. The face in the smoke.
15. The butterfly.

So do you think that Fringe is just really the parallel universe to Alice In Wonderland. (I really have no clue what I just asked so ignore me.)

Special thanks to Pizquita for their hard work with this.

Fringe was one of those shows last season that I couldn’t get enough of, sometimes it freaked me out and grossed me out that I thought there was no way I could continue. I remember having discussions with my friend, Cheaty, about how horrible the show was. And then some how along the way it grabbed me and I couldn’t let it go. Now, I’m addicted to the show.

So now we come to the second season. I have been doing research, yes, I can depend on myself to do this sometimes. If not I call on WillowRaine (who is awesome at that by the way) and I found out that it was indeed the World Trade Center that we see at the season finale. (SPOILER SPOILER In that alternative world the White House was the one that was hit not the World Trade Center.)

I saw these stills from the first episode of season 2. I don’t see Olivia anywhere. I wonder if they still have her in the alternative world for that show. But I am sure with Walter’s sense of humor, everything will seem right with the world.

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