Fringe Season 1 Index New -
| Episode | Case | Why interesting | |--------|------|----------------| | 4 – The Arrival | Giant beacon from the future | Introduces the ; Peter touches it. | | 7 – In Which We Meet Mr. Jones | Parasitic organism inside a body | First use of interdimensional travel (partial). | | 10 – Safe | Bank robbers phase through walls | Shows overlapping universes visually. | | 14 – Ability | Toxin that only affects people with certain brain pattern | ZFT manifesto, Mitchell Loeb returns. | | 19 – The Road Not Taken | People spontaneously combust | Olivia’s cortexiphan powers emerge. |
The first season of Fringe comprises a total of 20 episodes, airing from September 2008 to May 2009. The season opens with an extended 82-minute pilot and takes viewers on a journey from standalone "monster-of-the-week" cases to the major mythology that would define the series. (Note: The unaired episode "Unearthed" was produced during season 1 but was broadcast as a special episode during season 2).
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Walter’s estranged son, a "jack-of-all-trades" who serves as his father's handler and the team's moral compass.
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The primary antagonist of Season 1, a bioterrorist seeking to cross into the parallel universe to confront Bell.
Establishes the concept of rapid cellular growth and introduces Walter's obsession with milkshakes. Episode 3: "The Ghost Network" | | 10 – Safe | Bank robbers
An eccentric, formerly institutionalized scientist whose past experiments often hold the key to current cases.