Fringe Deconstruction Reviews
Season Five
Episode 1: Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11 (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 2: In Absentia (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 3: The Recordist (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 4: The Bullet That Saved the World (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 5: An Origin Story (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 6: Through the Looking Glass and What Walter Found There (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 7: Five-Twenty-Ten (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 8: The Human Kind (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 9: Black Blotter (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 10: Anomaly XB-6783746 (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 11: The Boy Must Live (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 12: Liberty (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 13: An Enemy of Fate (Dreary Blue Episode)
Season Four
Episode 1: Neither Here Nor There (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 2: One Night in October (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 3: Alone in the World (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 4: Subject 9 (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 5: Novation (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 6: All Those We’ve Left Behind (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 7: Wallflower (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 8: Back to Where You’ve Never been Before (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 9: Enemy of My Enemy (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 10: Forced Perspective (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 11: Making Angels (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 12: Welcome To Westfield (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 13: A Better Human Being (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 14: The End of All Things (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 15: A Short Story About Love (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 16: Nothing As It Seems (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 17: Everything In its Right Place (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 18: The Consultant (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 19: Letters of Transit (Dreary Blue Episode)
Episode 20: Worlds Apart (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Episode 21: Brave New World, Part 1 of 2 (Gold/yellow Episode)
Episode 22: Brave New World Part 2 of 2 (Gold/Yellow Episode)
Season Three
Episode 1: Olivia (Red Episode)
Episode 2: The Box (Blue Episode)
Episode 3: The Plateau (Red Episode)
Episode 4: Do Shapeshifters Dream of Electric Sheep? (Blue Episode)
Episode 5: Amber 31422 (Red Episode)
Episode 6: 6955 kHz (Blue Episode)
Episode 7: The Abducted (Red Episode)
Episode 8: Entrada (Purple/ Both Red and Blue Episode)
Episode 9: Marionette (Blue Episode)
Episode 10: The Firefly (Blue Episode)
Episode 11: Reciprocity (Blue Episode)
Episode 12: Concentrate and Ask Again (Blue Episode)
Episode 13: Immortality (Red Episode)
Episode 14: 6B (Blue Episode)
Episode 15: Subject 13 (Mostly Blue, 80’s Episode)
Episode 16: Os (Blue Episode)
Episode 17: Stowaway (Blue Episode)
Episode 18: Bloodline (Red Episode)
Episode 19: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (Blue Episode)
Episode 20: 6:02 AM EST (Purple/ Both Red and Blue Episode)
Episode 21: The Last Sam Weiss (Blue Episode)
Episode 22: The Day We Died (Gray Episode)
Season Two
Episode 1: A New Day in an Old Town
Episode 2: Night of Desirable Objects
Episode 3: Fracture
Episode 4: Momentum Deferred
Episode 5: Dream Logic
Episode 6: Earthling
Episode 7: Of Human Action
Episode 8: August + Bonus Followup Deconstruction
Episode 9: Snakehead
Episode 10: Grey Matters
Episode 11*/Season 1 Extra: Unearthed
Episode 11: Johari Window
Episode 12: What Lies Below
Episode 13: The Bishop Revival + Bonus Deconstruction Followup
Episode 14: Jacksonville
Episode 15: Peter (80’s Episode)
Episode 16: Olivia. In the Lab. With the Revolver
Episode 17: White Tulip
Episode 18: The Man Form the Other Side
Episode 19: Brown Betty
Episode 20: Northwest Passage
Episode 21: Over There, Part 1
Episode 22: Over There, Part 2
* Unearthed was actually an originally unaired episode from season 1 that was eventually aired after episode 10 during season 2.
Season One
Episode 1: Pilot
Episode 2: The Same Old Story
Episode 3: The Ghost Network
Episode 4: The Arrival
Cordial Deconstruction 
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Yak Kml said
I really enjoy reading your deconstructions of the Fringe episode! But I have one question, why are the episodes color coded (“dreary blue episode”, “red episode”, etc..)?
Karl Withakay said
The color codes refer to the color of the opening theme credits, which correspond to what universe/reality/continuity/timeline the episodes are in.