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Fringe Season 5

SCORE: 59

Fringe Season 5 is the final season of the Fringe television show. Fringe Season 5 takes the show in a strange direction. They are in the year 2036. The Observers have invaded and conquered our world. Astrid, Walter, Olivia, and Peter are all encased in amber. Olivia and Peter’s daughter Henrietta is now grown and at about the same age as her parents. She is working with the rebellion to get rid of the Observers.

The issues families will have with Fringe Season 5 are violence, blood, gore, drugs, bad language, torture, attacks on God, attacks on people of faith, and more. There are loyalist humans serving the Observers and those just trying to live their lives wherever they can. Amber Gypses are a strange lot that are all about themselves. The future is really dark and depressing in Fringe Season 5.

SPOILER ALERT! September makes his return in Fringe Season 5. He has changed quite a bit as well. He now has hair. We learn about his son and the plan to stop the Observers. It involves time travel at a crucial point in time. The timeline will change and the Observers will cease to exist. That means no past invasion. Which will reset the world to how it was.

Fringe Season 5 encourages people to get revenge against those that wronged them. The Observers are slowly becoming more emotional the longer they stay in our time period. Fringe Season 5 tells us they destroyed the future and have come back to the past to destroy our time as well. There is an environmentalist undertone in Fringe Season 5. Fringe Season 5 promotes emotion over logic.

It takes 564 minutes to watch the thirteen episodes of Fringe Season 5. I am very thankful I received Fringe Season 5 as a gift. The show sort of fizzles out in Fringe Season 5. The ending was never in question. There are some interesting special features included with the Fringe Season 5 DVDs. Using Fringe cases to fight the Observers was interesting in Fringe Season 5.
- Paul

Graphics: 45%
Sound: 60%
Replay: 70%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: Warner Bros
System: DVD
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated