When fandoms meet, or: one teensy spoiler for personal backstory in Fringe

[selenak]

While trying to distract myself from worrying about dear friends:

...hang on. Did Fringe (have caught up, no, will not post reviews until the season is over) just make Yoko Ono/Walter Bishop canon?

...it did. You know, this this a 'ship that totally works for me. Also - "it was the 70s; what could he say?" (re: John) is the best statement ever.

...it really does work for me, because Walter strikes me as just her type. And vice versa.

(Walter/Hurley isn't a bad combination, either.)

Comments

[monanotlisa]

Did Fringe (have caught up, no, will not post reviews until the season is over) just make Yoko Ono/Walter Bishop canon?

:D Usually I hate spoilers, but this one, this one's delightful!

[selenak]

And I did need distraction. :) Am still gleeful about the idea and wish to congratulate the scriptwriter who thought of it.

[monanotlisa]

I get that; saw that about HonorH! What a terrible thing; I hope she's well and will post again soon to let her friends know.

[skywaterblue]

Between this and the Fringe altverse where West Wing is still running I wish I could get into this show.

[selenak]

I wish you would, too, because you're the only person I could imagine writing Yoko/Walter fanfic as a result and now that they've made it canon I want to read some.

[skywaterblue]

I gave it a good college try and never made it to the end of the first season.

[selenak]

Ah, but it's one of these shows who gather momentum at the end of the first season. (Actually, it starts around the middle as I recall, but the end certainly is an omen of what's to come.) The second season is when things really kick into gear.