Washington Irving + Rip Van Winkle + Revelations = Sleepy Hollow? Oh, yeah! And if you’ve been following the series, you ain’t seen nuffin’ yet! Check out the three-minute trailer for the two hour season finale after the jump.
The two-hour season of Sleepy Hollow on Fox, Monday (8/7C). Be there and be scared!
For millions of people, John Noble will always be serendipitous mad scientist Walter Bishop from Fox’s long-running scifi series, Fringe. Tonight, though, he joins one of the season’s top new hits, Sleepy Hollow (Mondays, 8pm), in the recurring role of Henry Parrish – a sin eater who plays a crucial role in the lives of Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills.
On Thursday of last week, Noble spoke with a group of journalists/bloggers about this intriguing new role – and explained what a sin eater is in the context of the show. He also talked about how he approached the role and teased his part in tonight’s episode.
Fringe’s Walter Bishop, John Noble, has been cast in a recurring guest-star role on Sleepy Hollow. He will be playing Henry Parrish, a kind, reclusive man with with supernatural abilities that make it conceivable that he could help series protagonist Ichabod Crane.
So there’s another chance to see the marvelous Mr. Noble be ignored by the EMMYs for role in a genre series. On the upside, John Noble is joining Sleepy Hollow! For mre, follow the jump to the press release.
In a little over three days the effort to reclaim the Earth from The Observers will conclude. Are you ready?
It’s here – the promo for the two-hour finale of Fringe – and it’s tense stuff. And you’ll never guess the returning guest star…
Fringe’s finale airs Friday, January 18th (8/7C).
Fox’s cult favorite series Fringe (Fridays, 9/8C) airs its penultimate episode, The Boy Must Live, this evening. Yesterday, John Noble – who plays variations on the theme of Walter Bishop (if you watch regularly, you know what I mean) – took half an hour to speak with us from his home in Australia.
He talked about the fans who’ve kept Fringe on the air long enough for it come to an actual conclusion; he talked about which version of Walter was the most fun to play – and which was the hardest, and he shared with us the reason he thinks that the Fringe finale (airing next Friday with the show’s final two episodes back-to-back) is the perfect ending for the series.
The stars of Fringe (FOX, Fridays, 9/8C) talk about Peter’s startling new direction.
Fringe (Fox, Fridays, 9/8C) is the little show that could – empowered by a hardcore fandom that has literally kept it on the air through force of will (and social media). As a result, we have a fifth and final season of thirteen episodes to wrap up one of the most intriguing and unusual shows to ever enjoy a five-season run on network television.
Designated living quadrants? Validated identification? And you thought traveling to other countries was hard!
Fringe returns, Friday, September 28, 2012.
The Observers are doing more than observing. Scary stuff, kiddies!
Fringe (Fox, Fridays, 9/8C) returns for its final season on September 28, 2012.
From idyllic to terrifying, the new teaser for Fringe’s season premiere sums up the series in half a minute.