Leonard Nimoy has admitted that he may not make a fourth appearance on Fringe.
The Star Trek star plays William Bell on the show and told the Los Angeles Times:
“I’ve done three appearances for them. I don’t know if I will do a fourth.”
In Seattle the team investigates a man’s attack on his boss, who he thought was a ram-horned demon; Broyles has a disconcerting meeting with Nina Sharp of Massive Dynamic.
Leonard Nimoy appeared as William Bell briefly on the first season of Fringe and pops up again during episode four of season two. He has since revealed that he expects to be back on the show at a later date.
Reuters reports that Nimoy described Bell as a “master of the universe” character who is “brilliant, wealthy and very powerful.” As for whether Bell is good or evil, “time will tell,” he said.
Fringe returns to our screen for season two next week and to whet your tastebuds a little, here is a quick promo for the season premiere.
Enjoy.
Big cats, ghosts, aliens and a host of unexplained supernatural phenomena are revealed today in the Fringe Weird Report – a comprehensive study into paranormal activity in the UK over the past 25 years.
The UK’s Fringe Weird Report was specially commissioned to celebrate the release of Fringe Season 1 on DVD on 28th September and focuses upon paranormal occurrences which have been reported to the police and leading paranormal organisations in the UK over the last 25 years. The extensive research, conducted by the UK’s leading authority on the unexplained, Lionel Fanthorpe, included studying multiple archives, police reports, published reports and interviews with a number of ex police officers.
Fringe will return to our screens for season two on October 4th. In the clip above, some of the cast talk about the grossest moments on the show to date.
I always find it hard to watch the first scene of the show, it always draws you in but it is usually disgusting!
With a first season that covered everything from rapidly ageing newborns to a man with the ability to manipulate electricity, concluded by a huge revelation that a parallel universe existed, FRINGE quickly established itself as a smart, creative and wonderfully weird drama. Now, the boundaries of the bizarre will be pushed even further as the critically acclaimed series returns for its second season this October 4 on Sky1 HD and Sky1.
Fringe returns to screens in America in just a few weeks time and hopefully in the UK, Sky One won’t be too far behind.
We have already reported on some spoilers and teasers for the season here, is anyone else gagging for this to start again?
Fringe is due to return to our screens for season two this autumn and Fox have released this fab little teaser clip to build anticipation.
We have some spoilers for the upcoming new season already. Luke Goss (one half of 80’s pop duo Bros) will guest star in it, as will the lovely Meghan Markle.
This is weirder than weird. Luke Goss, one time half of pop duo Bros has been cast in the first episode of Fringe season two.
According to his own website, Goss will guest star in the season 2 premiere, A New Day In The Old Town, as a character named “Lloyd Parr.”
Meghan Markle has joined the cast of Fox’s sci-fi drama “Fringe” in a recurring role as a “brash, outspoken, quick-witted, and capable” FBI agent named Amy Jessup.
Meghan’s has previously appeared on CSI: New York, The War at Home, and the new 90210.
Screen legend Leonard Nimoy says he had a “delicious time” filming his role on American Sci-Fi drama Fringe.
The Star Trek will play Massive Dynamic founder William Bell for the conclusion of the first series of the show. Bell has been much discussed on the show thus far but never seen.
The 78-year-old said: “I had a delicious time on this episode – I like the position they have given me, I like the enigma of this character.”
I have to say I was more than a little excited this morning when I heard that Fox had renewed J.J. Abrams’ Fringe for a second season.
The show was a bit of a slow starter but as season one draws to a close I have become quite attached to the eccentric Walter Bishop and his ridiculously handsome son.
“”Fringe” proved to be a notable addition to our schedule all season, and it really has fans buzzing as it builds to a fantastic season finale,” said Kevin Reilly, president of entertainment at Fox.
Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy is all set for a guest appearance on US sci-fi drama, Fringe.
Nimoy will play Massive Dynamic founder William Bell for the conclusion of the first series of the show and show’s producer Roberto Orci says the final three episodes will be mind blowing.
He said: “We were saving so many juicy secrets, and we’re actually going to stick a bunch of them in the finale. That may be the worst idea ever, but we’re doing it.”
Joshua Jackson wants a pet dinosaur.
The Fringe star hopes people will one day have the extinct animals as family pets.
He said: “We live in an age where anything is possible. In the news the other day, there was a man talking about how he’s going to recreate a woolly mammoth. We’re one step away from pet tyrannosauruses.”
The 30-year-old actor has admitted that he is glad to be able to finally move on from Dawsons with his new Sci-Fi show.
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