Say what?

" The cat ate the rat!"
That why he be all smile.
Cheshire, (hear: Yes Sir)
That what they say.

Alice is a "tell all"
a physics parable
visit her Wonderland
again, friend
with ears and eyes
open

Episode 2.7

Fringe's Of Human Action is yet another sub- standard episode in the series; a variation of the demon seed, bad wunderkin, child of the damned thematic.

I don't know if the writers have dropped the "creative" ball or if their interests have been diverted into another project. I mean if you already know that this is your final season, why try? This is the feeling I am getting with Fringe on Fox. This will be my last blog commentary on the network series unless "things change" for the better.

"Earthling" Fringe 2.6

After 2 weeks off Fringe comes back weak with what I find to be the least artistic visuals and coherent "pattern"of all the episodes thus far. Yet, this episode TELLS. It speaks of the history of so called "Fringe Science" which is known in Russia as psychoenergetics and in the Czech Republic and US as psychotronics.

This is a field of scientific inquiry where Russia was a pioneer and leader. They have more than 50 years lead of gov't funded research on the USA. American research in the field only began when it was hinted that the Soviets were developing this area for military applications.

It terms of cinematic archetyping this episode is flavored like the American remake by James Cameron in 2002 of Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky's, award winning film ( Cannes Grand Prix winner, 1972) Solaris.

Reference: Fer-de-Lance, Tom Bearden
The Solaris films