Unearthed

It is always the christian god that is THE god and their religion whenever it is "god" one is referring to in movies/shows! If one is open minded it should mean you give equal chance to all the gods, spirits whatnots and religions out there to have the possibility of being true! Especially in a sci-fi show!

Oh and like everyone have already mentioned, it was very confusing to see a dead agent running around.

Once the popularity of the show increased, I believe they decided to air a "fail" episode they had put aside to cash in some extra $

It was the acting and the show's general atmosphere that made it watchable. It may not deserve the lowest 1 point I gave it but I don't like religion (with obvious agenda) being forced into shows where it doesn't belong, where it is a neutral element, not even a concern either under positive light or negative one!! But this episode moved the show out from the neutral zone and put a certain religion in the center of it in a way saying science is something within the context of this particular religion, not outside of it, this religion is still the dominant factor!

Unfortunately this episode was seriously a very low point of otherwise a great show!

This episode was actually a lost episode from Season 1. They never aired the episode because they feared that it might cause some controversy concerning religion and politics. So, that episode wasn't meant for this season but was given to audiences as a bonus!

This is just a quote for what it seems a strange jump in the story time line, hopefully this will help you understand why strange things happen in this episode that has no continuation with the others!

Apart from this... the episode is quite interesting, but I don't really understand the fear of the controversy. Let's see what happens on the next episode of Fringe.

The episode is pretty much the typical Fringe episode. Something unexplained happens, the crew sets out to figure it out, they figure it out, the end.

Now here are the problems. This episode is not in sync with the episodes preceding and succeeding it. In fact, it has nothing to do with them whatsoever. It does not contribute to the overarching plot of the series one bit. Then comes the major inconsistency of a character that's supposed to be dead reappearing.

If that wasn't enough, a Christian thematic is played up in this episode to the point where the way characters act does not make sense and is not consistent with the rest of the series. It's done in a way that would've worked with The X-Files, which deal with all sorts of paranormal, as opposed to Fringe, whose name itself refers to Fringe SCIENCE.

If you, the reader, are for some reason reading this review before seeing the episode, don't watch it. It's easily the worst of the series, and by watching it all you'll do is waste 40 minutes of your time.

Exorcist nonsense. What a distraction to see Charlie again.

Agent Charlie Francis was dead, wasn't he? It is another universe? if is it another universe why everything is same except Agent Charlie Francis..........

Creator said here's another mystery: is it an unaired episode from Season One, or is it from an alternate universe? we are waiting for new episode long time, but it is little disappointment.. what ? they need agent Charlie or he have got friend at court :) ?!?! Good guys never die even if another universe.......

bye the way it is a little detail, Observer walk by behind Olivia on the Cathedral steps. this observers observe every universe ?!

still, I found it enjoyable and interesting.