It was the best of timelines, it was the worst of timelines.
We count down the cult fave’s most fascinating, trippy, and game-changing installments.
“An Origin Story”
Season 5, Episode 5Writer:J.H.

Fox
“Letters of Transit”
Season 4, Episode 19Writers:Akiva Goldsman, J.H.
“The Day We Died”
Season 3, Episode 22Writers:Jeff Pinkner and J.H.
“A Short Story About Love”
Season 4, Episode 15Writers:J.H.

Fox
Wyman and Graham RolandDirector:J.H.
Icky, but a bonus.
“Lysergic Acid Diethylamide”
Season 3, Episode 19Writers:Akiva Goldsman, Jeff Pinkner, J.H.

Fox
Among many memorable bits: the lengthy animated sequence (“Belly, why are you a cartoon?
“The Arrival”
Season 1, Episode 4Writers:Jeff Pinkner andJ.J.
The couple was well-played by real-life husband-and-wife Stephen Root and Romy Rosemont.

Fox
The key focus: making Olivia a richer, warmer, more proactive character.
So began a series of rookie-year corrections that helpedFringefind its voice.
“There’s More Than One of Everything”
Season 1, Episode 20Writers:Jeff Pinkner and J.H.

Fox
Wyman (story by Akiva Goldsman and Bryan Burk)Director:Brad Anderson
The episode that changed everything.
Damn that David Robert Jones 2.0, experimenting with merging parallel universes together!
“Entrada”
Season 3, Episode 8Writers:J.H.

Fox
She deserved an Emmy nomination for her work this season.
“Brown Betty”
Season 2, Episode 20Writers:Jeff Pinkner, J.H.
It could never do it enough.

Fox
to Joshua Jackson for being too chicken to sing.)
“Subject 13”
Season 3, Episode 15Writers:Jeff Pinkner, J.H.
“Subject 13” was so essential, so emotionally wrenching, it deserves to share the No.

Fox
2 spot on this list with its hinge episode…
2.
“Peter”
Season 2, Episode 16Writers:Jeff Pinkner, J.H.
But it was not the model episode ofFringe.

Fox
That distinction goes to our choice for No.
“White Tulip”
Season 2, Episode 18Writers:J.H.

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox

Fox