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Fringe: Season 5, Episode 13An Enemy of Fate (18 Jan. 2013) 9.2
As the Observers close in Walter and September desperately work to complete the plan but one obstacle after another hinders their progress. Director:J.H. Wyman |
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Cast
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| Michael Cerveris | ... | ||
| Michael Kopsa | ... | ||
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Ian Butcher | ... |
Observer on Street #2
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Young Resistance Fighter
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| Bruce Crawford | ... |
Loyalist Driver in Hummer
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Charlie Gallant | ... |
Loyalist Guard at Desk
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Abagayle Hardwick | ... | |
| Ryan Hesp | ... |
Butterfly Observer
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| Howie Lai | ... |
Loyalist Guard in Hummer #2
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As the Observers close in Walter and September desperately work to complete the plan but one obstacle after another hinders their progress.
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18 January 2013 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Silvercup Studios East, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, New York, USA See more »Company Credits
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Astrid Farnsworth: What is?
Dr. Walter Bishop: Astrid.
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Last show of the series. See more »Quotes
Dr. Walter Bishop: It's a beautiful name.Astrid Farnsworth: What is?
Dr. Walter Bishop: Astrid.
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All good things eventually come to an end. And so did "Fringe". Despite the lack of dynamic in Season 5 compared to the other four seasons, the series finale was satisfying enough, and way better than the finale of "Lost", for example. Brilliantly played by the cast members, the final two episodes brought a logical ending to the 100-hours story. It really made sense - something I was afraid would not happen, after the confusing finale of "Lost". It also had a happy end, but not in the cheesy way. Therefore, I think it should be satisfying to all fans of the show. For those of you who have still not watched the entire show, I strongly recommend "Fringe".