TV Show · Sci-Fi · Drama

Unable to police a world in which science has advanced beyond our wildest dreams — and nightmares — FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham seeks help from brilliant but damaged scientist Dr. Walter Bishop and his estranged son with a dark past, Peter. Under the direction of Agent Phillip Broyles, they solve gruesome mysteries and prevent imminent attacks. Created by J.J. Abrams (Lost, Alias, Star Trek), Roberto Orci, and Alex Kurtzman (Transformers, Star Trek) and executive produced by Abrams, Bryan Burk, Jeff Pinkner, and J.H. Wyman, Season 2 of Fringe continues to explore the ever-blurring line between science fiction and reality, where hybrid monsters tear through sewers, thieves walk through walls, and portals open to worlds unknown.

2009 · 1h 21m
  • 14+

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Season 2

Sci-Fi

Unable to police a world in which science has advanced beyond our wildest dreams — and nightmares — FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham seeks help from brilliant but damaged scientist Dr. Walter Bishop and his estranged son with a dark past, Peter. Under the direction of Agent Phillip Broyles, they solve gruesome mysteries and prevent imminent attacks. Created by J.J. Abrams (Lost, Alias, Star Trek), Roberto Orci, and Alex Kurtzman (Transformers, Star Trek) and executive produced by Abrams, Bryan Burk, Jeff Pinkner, and J.H. Wyman, Season 2 of Fringe continues to explore the ever-blurring line between science fiction and reality, where hybrid monsters tear through sewers, thieves walk through walls, and portals open to worlds unknown.

COMMON SENSE

Moody conspiracy drama is creepy, complex, and masterful.

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Studio
FOX
Released
2009
Rated
TV-14
Content Advisories
Sexual Content, Violence, Language, Suggestive Dialogue
Regions of Origin
United States, Canada
© (C) 2010 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All rights reserved.

Languages

Original Audio
English (United States), English (United Kingdom)
Audio

English (United States) (⁨Dolby 5.1⁩, AAC)

Subtitles

English (United States) (CC)

Accessibility

Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.