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JJ Abrams has become as dependable a creative mind as Joss Whedon, with properties such as
"Alias" and "Lost" under his belt. (Never mind the genre credibility of "Cloverfield" and the upcoming
"Star Trek" reboot!) Now Abrams has turned his television efforts to a series built in the classic
"X-Files" mold. Having grown in popularity during its excellent first two seasons, the series is poised to
break out and become the next television success for Bad Robot Productions.
Reviews and commentary began with the inception of the freshmen season in the fall of 2008 on the
Fringe Review Blog, and have continued through the third season. As always, John appreciates any
feedback he can get, and so he invites all visitors to this site to E-mail him or reply on the blog.
"Alias" and "Lost" under his belt. (Never mind the genre credibility of "Cloverfield" and the upcoming
"Star Trek" reboot!) Now Abrams has turned his television efforts to a series built in the classic
"X-Files" mold. Having grown in popularity during its excellent first two seasons, the series is poised to
break out and become the next television success for Bad Robot Productions.
Reviews and commentary began with the inception of the freshmen season in the fall of 2008 on the
Fringe Review Blog, and have continued through the third season. As always, John appreciates any
feedback he can get, and so he invites all visitors to this site to E-mail him or reply on the blog.
