Talk:The Pattern

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The pen and the rose

Somebody claimed on the Fox wiki that in episode one an icon of a pen and a rose is seen—hinting at the appearance of Dr. Penrose in the second episode. That comment has since been taken down. Can anyone confirm that? Ninjatacoshell 15:05, 24 September 2008 (UTC)

Confirmed.--Jim in Georgia Talk Contribs 18:28, 26 September 2008 (UTC)

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What is the Pattern?

We are three shows into FRINGE and the term "Pattern" is used repeatedly. To date, it can best be described as a collection of illogical or unexplained incidents. There is little here that can be called a theory, but....

• Episode links:
  • Clones: If the Steigs are clones rather than brothers, then Pilot and The Same Old Story may be related.
  • Chemicals: Unknown chemicals are used to commit multiple murders in Pilot and The Ghost Network.
  • Strange backgrounds: Christopher Penrose and Peter Bishop
  • Others?
• People:
  • Clones (again).
  • People who speak conversational Latin (There's nothing anti-clerical here).
• Lies:
  • Sharp lies to Dunham.
  • Broyles lies to Dunham.
  • Scott lies (by actions) to Dunham.
  • Broyles pretends he's working for DHS while he reports to some committee.
  • Everyone lies to Dunham? Jim in Georgia Talk Contribs 00:11, 28 September 2008 (UTC)

• The Pattern is a sequence of scientific events that Dr. Walter Bishop researched and discovered 20 years before. Using the scientific method, he and the yet to be named founder of Massive Dynamic found a parallel universe that was a labyrinth new ideas that made Walter mad (insane). —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Starbucks 107 (talk • contribs) .

Additional Content

Does anyone agree/disagree that this article should be updated for all events from each Fringe episode? They are technically also events of the Pattern.--UrPQ31 02:15, 4 October 2009 (UTC)