Fringe trailer rocks

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

After seeing new posters and even reports of a spin-off comic book series, we’ve been getting pretty pumped for this fall’s TV series FRINGE, from J.J. Abrams.

Today we caught a glimpse at the show’s first trailer, and I’ve come to one single conclusion: Abrams hates planes. The trailer’s opening sequence coupled with the first episode of LOST–the guy can make just about anyone uneasy when thinking about their next flight.

Playing a little bit like THE X FILES, the new show stars Joshua Jackson, Anna Torv, John Noble, Blair Brown, Lance Reddick, Kirk Acevedo, and Jasika Nicole, and is looking to kick all kinds of ass! Bizarre (and bloody) incident on a plane, hints of re-animation, a mad scientist, a hottie protagonist–hell, even Pacey is looks like he’s doing a decent job!

To check out the trailer, go ahead and click HERE, then spit some bullets below on your take. Just another X-FILES rip-off or something all its own, waiting to suck you in and have you addicted? I’m personally waiting for a new show to blow me away… so far, it’s looking like this one’s it!

FRINGE airs on Fox this fall.



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