Fringe

A hundred episodes that start as a case of the week and turn into one continuous story. One episode was made for the first season and aired in the second.

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Where to start with Fringe

In order, and do not skip the early standalone episodes. The first season looks like a monster of the week procedural and is quietly laying track; from the end of the first season onward it is a single continuous story and skipping around stops working entirely.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Fringe

    Twenty episodes that read as episodic and are not. The last few reframe everything before them.

  2. 2
    Season 2 Fringe

    Twenty three episodes, one of which, Unearthed, was shot for the first season and held over. It sits oddly in the timeline and you can watch it anywhere.

  3. 3
    Season 5 Fringe

    Thirteen episodes, ordered as the final season, so it is built as an ending rather than cut off.

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The Series

  • Fringe 2008, 5 seasons, 100 episodes

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