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I must admit I was hoping for more than just a caorton version of Peter and Walter in Olivia's subconscious. I guess that's still the difference between TV and the movies. I agree it had its lighter moments, like when Walter's thought bubble appeared. But as far as graphic story telling goes, it could have been better done. But I do like the turn Fringe has taken with more experimentation in its medium. There was a few weeks ago the 1970's Fringe, with its graphics and stylings from the 70s. I also enjoyed the film noir version which stemmed from Walter's story to Olivia's niece. I guess we can expect more of these meta-textual experiments, and I look forward to them.Personally, I wished Olivia's mind had been a little more dark and sinsiter, and more complex than it was. It's Matrix or Inception kind of feel just didn't carry it too far, and I had been expecting more of that quality when it began. The appearance of the zombies was neat (everyone now seems to have given up on vampires and focused on zombies). I especially liked the casual way Olivia told Peter the man in her drawing would kill her. Perhaps there is something to Broyles' comments that death is surrounding him.