Authors Tara Bennett and Paul Terry deserve a great deal of credit for simply coming up with the idea of a book that exists within the reality of Fringe.

We should be thankful that this special and crazy adventure ends on its own terms and in such a satisfying way.

Published on 29 January by Titan Books, Fringe: September’s Notebook is the first comprehensive guide to the show’s compelling mythology and a must-have companion following the show’s epic conclusion.

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A revelation for fans and super fans alike, Fringe: September’s Notebook includes exclusive photos and concept art, and reveals quirks and little-known facts about each character, insight into fringe science and much more. Design features throughout the book build upon the many symbols and codes woven into the show’s fabric, uncovering truths never before revealed.

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How Fringe will really end remains something that we can only speculate about.

If it wasn’t clear before that Fringe is approaching its endgame, it definitely is now.

Fringe’s fifth and final season will conclude on Sky1 next month simulcasting with the US East Coast broadcast.

John Noble is always exceptional in this role, but this episode gives him a great chance to display his range.

It’s strange to think that merely five episodes of Fringe remain, let’s hope they’re all as strong as this.

How Olivia processes what she’s just learned has the potential to be very interesting, and how Walter takes the news will undoubtedly be fascinating.

It’s hard not to feel that everything is building to the moment where we see Peter’s new Observer powers for the first time.