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Folks at EW had a great interview with Joshua Jackson about Fringe and the Save Fringe Campaign.
“I’m a positive person in general, but we really need our Fringe fans to tune in and watch us on Fridays,” Jackson told EW. “We did good when we first moved, but last week we did not have a good week, ratings wise. It is going to take the people that like the show to watch the show and start the campaign and show their support if they want to see us stick around for another season.”
“Apparently I’m gonna be a dad,” continued “And it is like the most extreme long-distance relationship, which I am pretty good at as it turns out in real life. My baby mama is in another universe. I think he has to find out, but I don’t know exactly how we’re gonna work that out yet. I have not see the finale script yet or anything. The whole other universe thing and the machine and the war of the two worlds is obviously the end of this season. But you would think they can’t just let the baby thing fall away.”
He added that Fringe has gone “very Romeo and Juliet-ish in” the last couple of weeks but says the show “will go back to some straight Fringeiness very soon.”
“We have been exploring our feelings a lot lately,” he said. “I feel sort of bad for fans of the relationship. The Peter-Olivia supporters have been taken for quite a ride. He wants to be with her, and in his mind it was her. But in her mind, he should have been able to tell the difference. But we get back to some cold hard out-there science stuff soon enough.”
So, are fans going to take on the Joshua Jackson mission assignment to Save Fringe from cancellation.
We are also promoting the Save Life UneXpected campaign and the Save Lie To Me Campaign. But it is time for the Save Fringe campaign!
What can we do to Save Fringe from cancellation?
1- Watch the show. The main reason to rescue a show is ratings.
2- Tweet with the hashtag #SaveFringe
3- Link to this article
4- Comment here
5- Comment it or Like it on Facebook
6- Start your own Save Fringe Campaign
7- Start your own Save Fringe Facebook Page
8- Blog about Fringe
9- Tell your friends to watch Fringe
Let me know your thoughts on why there should be another season of Fringe.
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I love this show. It is the one show I look forward to all week and have to watch it that night. I am so tired of getting into a show and it gets cancelled. I really hope they save fringe.
Best show on tv, it must be saved!
Fringe is amazing! Renew it for the fans – and Walter!!!!
I watch zero network TV. Even similar shows like Lost or X-Files I heard about from friends but was never interested in watching. Too busy.
But this show is amazing. I never miss it. January this year my brother showed me a couple of episodes from the season 2 DVD. I went out and bought season 1. Watched it all. Then watched his season 2 DVD’s in entirety. Then went to Amazon and bought all the season 3 episodes to catch up with current broadcasts. Now I’m glued to my TV and tuned to Fox every Friday and talk to my friends about how cool the latest episode was.
I know it just comes down to numbers and if the ratings aren’t there then the show will disappear. All I can say is that Fringe can foster loyalty in people who really aren’t reachable with the usual fare. If it goes, I won’t consider the Fox execs morons or evil or anything, but it will probably be a long time before my dial will be tuned to the networks again. Hope Fringe can survive and as long as it does I’ll certainly support its advertisers for backing something that I like for a change.