Fringe: The end is near
The beloved JJ Abrams show Fringe, which had a good five-year run beginning in 2008, is finally coming to an end on the January 18.
While the final Fringe probably won’t eclipse the last episodes of M*A*S*H* and Seinfield in the ratings, it’s still sure to be a big winner when it finally closes up shop.
So what can we expect from the final episode? Hel-lo?! This is JJ Abrams we’re talking about here! Top secret is his middle name! That said, John Noble, who plays Walter on the show, did talk to Collider about the end of the series, or at least what he could talk about it without spoiling anything.
Okay, so what about what we can expect in the finale? Turns out it was a real cliffhanger for everyone involved in the show as well.
"I think we were all apprehensive to see what would happen in the finale," Noble said.
"I can honestly say that it was everything that I had hoped it could possibly be. I thought [Joel Wyman, writer, director and executive producer] had done a masterly job in writing it. He tied up our character storylines and tied up the great story arc. I couldn’t imagine a better job."
"It was one of those nights that went forever," Noble recalled. Although they had to stay up until 9. "We had a lot of fun. I didn’t feel depressed. I thought that we’d really had a great finale. The last day was so much fun."
And lastly, if you’re still wondering, the show is "certainly going out with a bang."




