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When they say absence makes the heart grow fonder, they were talking about Fringe. After taking a few weeks off for Baseball, Fringe returns to Fox with a run of brand new episodes for November sweeps. Kicking things off is the curiously titled "Earthling". Curious in that the title could be perceived as suggesting someone in the episode is Not an 'Earthling,' and Fringe has thus far avoided anything more than the very vague notion of aliens. Whether or not there is an alien encounter in this week's Fringe remains to be seen, but if you are looking for a sneak peek at the episode – that's another matter all together. Click on through for a close encounter of the third kind with Fringe's "Earthling."







The Fringe Division Is Flummoxed By Dark Circumstances
And New Light Is Shed On Agent Broyles On An All-new “Fringe”
Thursday, November 5, On Fox »
- Jon Lachonis

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Fringe, much like some of the new hour-long dramas on Fox, has been picking up quite a bit of steam this season. Things have been heating up quite a bit with Agent Dunham and the mysterious Massive Dynamic, as well as some interesting developments between Walter and Peter.
We’ve got some brand new clips from tonight’s episode, “Earthling”, for you. In the first, Walter (John Noble,) takes on a puzzling investigation where victims inexplicably disintegrate into ash. He and Peter (Joshua Jackson) discuss the trials. In the second clip, Agent Dunham (Anna Torv) and Agent Broyles (Lance Reddick) discuss this week’s strange killer, and how it could be connected to the others.
Catch the two exclusive clips from tonight’s episode right after the jump. Be sure to catch “Earthling”, airing tonight from 9:00-10:00 Pm Et/Pt on Fox.




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- Matt Raub

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Episode Title: "Earthling"
Written By: J.H. Wyman & Jeff Vlaming
Synopsis: People in and around hospitals are found dead with their bodies partially or wholly turned to ash — and while there's nothing unusual about people dying in unusual ways around the Fringe Unit's Agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv), Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) and his father Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble), there is something unusual for head honcho Philip Broyles (Lance Reddick), who dealt with this specific phenomenon in an earlier life-altering case.
Alien Territory: If the title "Earthling" didn't give it away, then here it is: "Fringe" finally dealt with the topic of extraterrestrial life. Now, it's not completely clear that this "shadow man" — which is some sort of shadowy astral projection that turns people to ash upon contact — is an alien, but that's certainly the implication based on its connection to an astronaut and the fact that the organism is »
- Josh Wigler

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