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Sep 16, 2008 · The Same Old Story: Directed by Paul A. Edwards. With Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick, Kirk Acevedo. A woman gives birth to a baby who ages eighty years in just a few minutes. Olivia soon finds connection between the incident and a serial killer she had been chasing.
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- Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
- Paul A. Edwards
- 2008-09-16
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A woman conceives, carries to full-term, and births a baby in the span of minutes, dying in the process; the baby dies after aging 80 years in three hours. This leads the investigators on a search for a serial killer harvesting brain parts for his own survival and raises questions about biotech cloning of 'cultivated soldiers'.
In Room 112 at the Scarlet Red Motel in a Boston suburb, Christopher Penrose is getting out of his bed after a one-night stand with a stripper, Loraine Alcott. Just as the man steps into the bathroom and opens a medical bag filled with instruments, he hears Loraine scream. She has suddenly suffered severe pain, seizing her stomach and crawling out ...
Boston; Boston College; Cocaine; Electronic pulse camera; Boston Federal Building; Fibonacci numbers; Gene; Harvard Laboratory; Quincy; Scarlet Red Motel; Stoughton; The Pattern; Wallace Bromley Medical Center
Peter: (over the phone) Walter, I am with a woman in her mid-twenties, she is going into cardiac arrest due to an overdose of anesthesia. (pauses) Her heart just stopped. Walter: Do you have any cocaine? Peter: Cocaine?! No, I don't have any cocaine. Walter:Oh, that's too bad. You'll have to shock her heart. Walter: About my former colleague and hi...
In this episode, The Observerstands at the hospital desk where the aging man lies dead, he can also been seen at the dance club were the killer gets his second victim (36:34).The device borrowed from Massive Dynamicis referred to as an 'Electronic Pulse Camera', but the Closed Captioning reads 'Millimeter Wave Camera'.The motel room where Christopher Penrose takes Loraine Alcott is room number 112, a reference to the Fibonacci numbersequence (0, 1, 1, 2).The laser was still flashing even after they removed the safety glasses.Stoughton, Massachusetts is completely landlocked and as such has no bridges. It is also several miles away from Sudbury, Massachusetts.When Olivia hands Peter her back up gun in the warehouse she tells him that the safety is on the right. The handgun is a Glock 26, this model does not have a manual safety."Young Men Dead" by The Black Angels"Skin Head" by The Black AngelsPreview of the Fringe episode 102 - The Same Old Story, on FOX.
The Same Old Story. " The Same Old Story " is the second episode of the first season of the American science fiction drama television series Fringe. The episode was written by executive producer Jeff Pinkner and co-creators J. J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci. When developing the series, they sought to find a medium between serialized ...
Fortunately, for us episode 102, titled "The Same Old Story," is a very strong episode from start to finish. Written by 'Fringe' creators Abrams, Kurtzman, and Orci(Roberto, not his brother JR) this is the first of many episodes co-written by current showrunner Jeff Pinkner.
Fringe Episode 102 - The Same Old Story. By Dennis Email Post 9/16/2008 09:00:00 PM Categories: Fringe , Season 1. Our unlikely trio’s strange partnership begins as they investigate the mysterious death of a woman who conceives, carries to full-term and births a baby in the span of hours, and her baby who ages 80 years in a matter of minutes ...
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The Same Old Story. Olivia, along with Peter and Walter Bishop, investigates the strange death of a woman who had an even stranger child. The woman was pregnant for only hours, yet the baby she birthed was fully developed - and also aged eighty years in the span of a few minutes.
