Season 3

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Filming

  Season 3 of FRINGE began filming in Vancouver, British Columbia, on 8 July 2010. Episodes averaged just over 10 working days per episode to film in-studio, and on-location. A planned break in production was scheduled over the Winter holidays from 18 December 2010 to 2 January 2011. The 22 episode season was scheduled to conclude filming on April 1st, 2011. In the last days of March 2011, primary filming in British Columbia was extended until 7 April to allow for grand finale filming in key locations within Vancouver.

 FRINGE spent its' second consecutive season under the guidance of FB2 Films Inc., the on-site production company that manages the show within the Vancouver Film Studios for Warner Bros and Bad Robot. Jeff Pinkner and Joel Wyman continue as the hands-on Executive Producers, joined this year by Joe Chappelle, while J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk provided creative/business support in their Executive Producer capacities. Producers Reid Shane and Vladimir Stefoff also returned as the in-studio line/unit production management gurus. Post production is suppported by EdenFX 1 2

Interviews

 After earning her June 2010 Saturn Award for Best Actress, Anna Torv reflects on the path ahead for her character in the third season:

"I think I have ideas - but everything got thrown up in the air when we did the cross to the other side, and then especially the way that they ended the (2nd) season. So I don't know what's going to happen to her... ...I don't think that they'll play the whole season with her in a cell, but I don't know how easily she's going to be able to escape back to her own reality. I don't even really know what I want."

 During an early season interview with E!Online in November 2010, producer Jeff Pinkner put his motivations in perspective:

"...we have decided that we would rather turn out a show with perhaps a slightly smaller fanbase, but one that's really really passionate about the show, and not worry about gimmicky stuff. What we say is that not everyone likes licorice, but the people that like it, really like it."

 Later, Pinkner commented:

"...what’s fun for us is the stories over there are kind of a spin-off within our show. This season, what’s been really fun is Charlie is not a new character, but this version of Charlie certainly is, and Lincoln and the Alt-Brandon. We feel like our toolbox got twice as big this year."

 In a February 2011 interview, Producer Joel Wyman shared the larger perspective on the story-telling technique they employ:

"...we look at the series like a great novel. Once you get to the end of the chapter, you get an answer and start a totally different period."

 In the same interview, Pinkner contributed this thought:

"Some shows we've worked on, or that we adored, used mystery as the endgame and the goal. The mystery sort of dragged you along. Our goal was the opposite. Our goal was to set up the mysteries, set up questions, answer the questions, and then let those answers lead to consequences."

Production Notes

- Monday, March 8, 2010 .. It is announced that the

critically acclaimed drama will return for a third season.

- Tuesday, July 13, 2010 .. It is announced that FRINGE will return on 23 September, 2010 in the same Thursday night time slot for North American viewers.

- November 19, 2010 .. It is announced the second half of the season will move to Friday night when the show returns from hiatus in late January, 2011.

List of Fringe Sciences in the Opening Splash

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Episodes – (Transcript)

301 Olivia – (t) 302 The Box – (t) 303 The Plateau – (t) 304 Do Shapeshifters Dream Of Electric Sheep? – (t)     305 Amber 31422 – (t) 306 6955 kHz – (t) 307 The Abducted – (t) 308 Entrada – (t) 309 Marionette – (t) 310 The Firefly – (t) 311 Reciprocity – (t)

312 Concentrate And Ask Again – (t) 313 Immortality – (t) 314 6B – (t) 315 Subject 13 – (t) 316 Os – (t) 317 Stowaway – (t) 318 Bloodline – (t) 319 Lysergic Acid Diethylamide – (t) 320 6:02 AM EST – (t) 321 The Last Sam Weiss – (t) 322 The Day We Died – {t)

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 Animating “Lysergic Acid Diethylamide”   -   Constructing Extrasensory Soundscapes
 "Glimmer to the Other Side" - BluRay only   -   Pop-Up Experience-Enhancing Commentaries and Featurettes for 'Os'
 Commentary - 'The Plateau' with Monica Breen, Jeff Pinkner and paranormal author Tim Good
 Commentary - 'Lysergic Acid Diethylamide' with Jay Worth, Luyen Vu, and Tanya Swerling
 Gag Reel - Unusual Side Effects

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Episodes

Season 5 : Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11 • In Absentia • The Recordist • The Bullet That Saved The World • An Origin Story • Through The Looking Glass And What Walter Found There • Five-Twenty-Ten • The Human Kind • Black Blotter • Anomaly XB-6783746 • The Boy Must Live • Liberty • An Enemy Of Fate • Season 4 : Neither Here Nor There • One Night In October • Alone In The World • Subject 9 • Novation • And Those We've Left Behind • Wallflower • Back To Where You've Never Been • Enemy Of My Enemy • Forced Perspective • Making Angels • Welcome To Westfield • A Better Human Being • The End Of All Things • A Short Story About Love • Nothing As It Seems • Everything In Its Right Place • The Consultant • Letters Of Transit • Worlds Apart • Brave New World, Part 1 • Brave New World, Part 2 • Season 3 : Olivia • The Box • The Plateau • Do Shapeshifters Dream Of Electric Sheep? • Amber 31422 • 6955 kHz • The Abducted • Entrada • Marionette • The Firefly • Reciprocity • Concentrate And Ask Again • Immortality • 6B • Subject 13 • Os • Stowaway • Bloodline • Lysergic Acid Diethylamide • 6:02 AM EST • The Last Sam Weiss • The Day We Died • Season 2 : A New Day In The Old Town • Night Of Desirable Objects • Fracture • Momentum Deferred • Dream Logic • Earthling • Of Human Action • August • Snakehead • Grey Matters • Unearthed • Johari Window • What Lies Below • The Bishop Revival • Jacksonville • Peter • Olivia. In The Lab. With The Revolver. • White Tulip • The Man From The Other Side • Brown Betty • Northwest Passage • Over There, Part 1 • Over There, Part 2 • Season 1 : Pilot • The Same Old Story • The Ghost Network • The Arrival • Power Hungry • The Cure • In Which We Meet Mr. Jones • The Equation • The Dreamscape • Safe • Bound • The No-Brainer • The Transformation • Ability • Inner Child • Unleashed • Bad Dreams • Midnight • The Road Not Taken • There's More Than One Of Everything

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