Outstanding episode. Best of the season so far.
The showdown between Peter and Jones was cool except that it ended lamely. Doesn't matter that Peter killed him before, this Jones doesn't know that, and it's not his reality, so it just sounds like made-up BS. Maybe if Peter had at least explained the different timeline thing, it'd put some fear in Jones, knowing that he was bested before. But as it was, it just seemed like flailing.
Also, it would've made more tactical sense to not do any of that and simply feed info to the Fringe teams without Jones knowing. Except for the double-crossing Broyles, of course, but they wouldn't know that. Jones being told that some dude knows all about him would probably throw him off more than the face-to-face confrontation did.
The plot thickens. Nina seems to be calling the shots after all, which might mean that Olivia could play a part in it. Funny that this time around it's Walternate that would happen to be the reasonable one...
This is dumb as it could get. Peter could use his advantage in the timeline and help the agents but NOOOO, he had to go confront him and giveaway all of he knew in front of him and making himself a prime target. Fucking brilliant -_-
Shout by dewdropvelvetBlockedParent2018-12-22T20:18:57Z— updated 2018-12-23T21:05:29Z
Great episode. Hopefully when Walter starts to help him, they'll find proof, signs or symptoms of his erasure from this world.
I'm glad I don't remember how he gets reintegrated. Rewatching (or re reading) an old favorite but not remembering all the spoilers is that ideal blend of familiarity and surprise.
I like our Olivia's look better than Fauxlivia. Fauxlivia's baggy pants, bangs, colored hair, vaguely masculine swagger, and "I'm a free spirit" charm just don't do it for me. Plus, she's more manipulative than Olive. So is this the point where Peter starts sleeping with Fauxlivia, or did that happen in season 3? I do remember Fauxlivia impersonated Olive for a while, but I think that was season 3.