It was the first show that I can remember that was able to survive major shifts in the way the story was told.
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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I was a big fan back then, however, I never got into the last season. They basically swapped out everyone I liked except Walter, who's character was changed too much for my liking, and I quit almost immediatly. Is there anything worthwhile in there? Now that I'm thinking about the show, I might go for a rewatch soon.
Shows that explore the implausible run the risk of getting lost and becoming incoherent. Fringe definitely got into that problem, but managed to pull it together into an emotionally satisfying conclusion - while not all elements really made sense, it felt right.