"Fringe" Q&A Panel at San Diego Comic-Con July 24th

[JamesG]

San Diego Comic-Con: Saturday, July 24th



3:15pm-4:15pm in Ballroom 20— "Fringe" Screening and Q&A:


"Fringe" returns to Comic-Con as Lance Reddick and Blair Brown make their first appearance at the convention.


Anna Torv
Joshua Jackson
John Noble
and Jasika Nicole


Plus executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J. H. Wyman join the newcomers for a Q&A with fans and an exclusive video presentation.



Join the discussion of this critically acclaimed thriller, which explores the ever-blurring line between science fiction and reality, where hybrid monsters tear through sewers, thieves walk through walls and portals open to worlds unknown.

http://www.comic-con.org/cci/cci10_prog_sat.php

[JamesG]

Comic-Con: "Fringe" Round-Up
by Laura Prudom
posted Jul 24th 2010


-- The new season's major theme will be "the roads not taken" and how different choices can impact each character's life and journey in a different way.







-- Joshua Jackson would not comment on whether he's about to embark on "the most exhilarating threesome ever," except to say that there's "no such thing as an unexhilarating threesome."







-- Jasika Nicole finally got to see where Astrid lives the other day; she knows very little of her character's backstory, only her interactions with others.

"It looks really neat," she said of the apartment.







-- On the mix of mythology episodes and stand-alones, producer J.H. Wyman said that fans like mythology but networks like stand-alones to help serve as a jumping on point for new watchers.

They've tried to incorporate "myth-alones" that further the story, but are also self-contained, like last season's 'White Tulip' episode.







-- Leonard Nimoy has retired twice, and come out of retirement for them already, but if he could be tempted to un-retire again, the producers say that they do have a story for him.

http://www.tvsquad.com/2010/07/24/co...ries-round-up/