Not that I'm obsessed or anything....

[selenak]

....but I've finally managed to watch the last two broadcast Fringe episodes. And I'll try to get the review done tomorrow or Monday. To be sure, the last one left me flailing. What about, you may ask? The cuteness of Olivia and Spoiler, the shocking discovery of other Spoiler being responsible for Olivia's spoilers? The thematic brilliance of case of the week/Olivia parallels? Nah. I mean, I liked all of that, and will praise and analyse in due course. But you know what absolutely slays me?

Walter calling his lab rats (err, the literal ones) John and Yoko.

Together with season 3 having made Walter Bishop/Yoko Ono during the 70s canon, this is it. (I mean, talk about kinkiness. He was petting the John rat, too.) If no one else does it, it seems I just have to write the ballad of Walter and Yoko. Starring Walter as the ( dubious) good guy version of Magic Alex.

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[monanotlisa]

Together with season 3 having made Walter Bishop/Yoko Ono during the 70s canon, this is it. (I mean, talk about kinkiness. He was petting the John rat, too.)

*giggle*

I thought of you upon watching this. If admittedly not so much the Walter/John. ;)

[selenak]

I swear, when Walter said "now where are you, Yoko?", I was on the floor.

[monanotlisa]

I had been wondering about his *point*; there had to be a second, invisible mouse.

But "John" is so generic that I didn't connect the dots...

*ggg*

[selenak]

And of course he makes the both of them run through a maze (which has nothing to do with the invisibility: zomg, Walter, could you gave mindgames issues from the 70s?). :) *I'm twelve tonight*

[monanotlisa]

*I'm twelve tonight*

*laugh* I like it. God, Wallflower is a good episode in its own right, but the character moments make it great.