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==Notable Quotes==
 
==Notable Quotes==
 
"It's logical for us to split" - Peter
 
"It's logical for us to split" - Peter
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==Featured Music==
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*"The Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Revision as of 22:21, 17 November 2012

Fringe
Five-Twenty-Ten
Season 5, Episode 7
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Five-Twenty-Ten is the seventh episode of the fifth season of Fringe.


Synopsis

Plot

Notable Quotes

"It's logical for us to split" - Peter

Featured Music

  • "The Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie

Notes

  • Walter used the combination 52010 to get into the Jacksonville Daycare in "Jacksonville."
  • 5/20/10 was the airdate of the season two finale.
  • 052010 was the code used in "Letters of Transit" to get into Massive Dynamic.
  • Nina Sarp returns. She lends one of her 'Ministry of Science' (formerly Massive Dynamic) staff to help the team convert mass into gas, to errode blocks of cement blocking the entrance where two beacons are stored.
  • Peter's Observer behaviour and abilities become more apparent. He begins to observe more thoroughly, his head movements and facial expressions become more Observer-like, and he begins to speak like one.
  • The Cypher for "Through the Looking Glass and What Walter Found There" spelled out 'split', in this episode Peter says to Olivia, "It's logical for us to split." Showing his logic is starting to override his emotions.
  • Peter's hair begins to fall out.

Cypher

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