For some of us the Holidays are a time of joy and jubilation. For others it’s just that brief period when favorite shows are off the air. At least this year everything will be coming back on schedule. Fox, looking to liven the mood, has put together a holiday poem from Walter Bishop of Fringe. Bishop has been the best thing about the show since its debut, even though the show in general has grown into a fun weekly creep fest of mysteriousness.
Bishop essentially lives in a world of non sequitur, and it’s fun to hear him provide this holiday themed recap of the show so far. Heck, the video pretty much goes over every episode and all the important moments with the characters. Fringe fans can watch and enjoy enthusiastic exclamation of brains splattering, and those who haven’t watched can get caught up before the show returns on January 20.
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For some of us the Holidays are a time of joy and jubilation. For others it’s just that brief period when favorite shows are off the air. At least this year everything will be coming back on schedule. Fox, looking to liven the mood, has put together a holiday poem from Walter Bishop of Fringe. Bishop has been the best thing about the show since its debut, even though the show in general has grown into a fun weekly creep fest of mysteriousness.
