Fringe

Fringe (2008)

1 corrected entry in Over There: Part 2

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Over There: Part 2 - S2-E23

Corrected entry: When they go to the alternate universe (in part 1), they need Olivia (the one from this universe) to open a passage and the others to give her a boost, but when they come back, it's the alternate Olivia that is there, and in the first episode of the third season, they confirm that she doesn't have the ability to open a passage. So they should never have been able to come back with the wrong Olivia. So much of the show is based on "who" can travel between these alternate universes and "how", such a blatant mistake ruins it.

Correction: William Bell provides the energy this time and not alternate Olivia.

Correction: They came back to the "green-verse" with the power from William Bell. That's why Walter and William drove to Cambridge to get the machine from the old lab, they didn't think Olivia had the strength to do it on her own. That's why they were able to take back Faulivia with them. Without Bell they wouldn't have had the power for it to happen.

And Those We Left Behind - S4-E6

Plot hole: The very ending scene where Peter (in this version died in the ice as a boy so Walter's wife never met him) takes off some of the dust covers then picks up a toy airplane. The toy airplane he got as a child from ... Walter's wife when she was trying to placate him in an earlier episode for trying to run "home". This toy airplane wouldn't have been his as a child in this version of the universe. (00:42:00)

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