QWhat's up with those pictures that look like X-Rays?
AThese pictures are known as "Glyphs" and first showed up on posters and online as part of the viral marketing for Fringe. Even though there only seem to be a few glyphs, depending on where the particle of light appears in the image makes many variations of the glyphs, and they all correspond to letters of the alphabet.For more information about the individual Glyphs, see the article on Fringepedia:
http://fringepedia.net/wiki/Glyphs
QWhat web resources are related to Fringe?
AFox's official site:http://www.fox.com/fringe/Website for the fictional company Massive Dynamic:http://www.massivedynamic.com/Imagine the Impossibilities (linked from official site):http://imaginetheimpossibilities.comFringepedia (wiki created by fans):http://fringepedia.netGlowing Monkeys (this site predates fringe, and is cited as an inspiration for the writers):http://www.glowingmonkeys.com/Fringe Television (another unofficial blog)http://www.fringetelevision.com/Fringe Episodeshttp://fringe.download-tvshows.com/Fringe Tv show Bloghttp://fringe.edogo.com
QWhat song was played in a certain scene/episode?
AYou can find a listing of the songs played during the show, including scene descriptions, here: [url]http://tvshowmusic.com/shows/fringe-music-season-4[/urlgo to tunefind.com website,there you can find songs played specifically for each episode of lots of tv series
http://www.tunefind.com/
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