Where were Charlie and Nina?

[King_Nothing]

After the big thing with Charlie in the last two episodes, his lack of appearance was disturbing.

And, after the finale of last season, you'd think Nina would have a bigger role, possibly explaining the strange events of "the meeting."

Pretty much everything that happens in Fringe happens for a reason. And right now, in my head, that reason is that Nina was the person behind the typewriter, talking to Charlie.

[grishfish]

i disagree
the lack of nina may be a sign olivia is getting better
however im sure she will play a role in the next episode due to the weird things olivia saw when her headache occured

[Jacqueline]

I didn't notice Charlie was gone until about 45 minutes in. I guess Charlie wasn't really needed in this episode. Olivia, Peter, and Walter handled it fine by themselves. Nina should've played a bigger part (she should always play a bigger part) especially with all this Sam Weiss stuff. We'll see them next week, I bet.

[kivawolfspeaker]

Kirk and Blair are in the openning credits too, which is even more confusing.

[Citizen]

Showing Kirk in every episode would take away the impact of the shape shifter finally attacking Olivia. We forget about him for a while until it's finally time for that subplot to continue. As for Nina, I don't mind her absence much. She led Olivia to Sam, and he's done what he needed to do.

[eh1eh]

After the big thing with Charlie in the last two episodes, his lack of appearance was disturbing.

And, after the finale of last season, you'd think Nina would have a bigger role, possibly explaining the strange events of "the meeting."

Pretty much everything that happens in Fringe happens for a reason. And right now, in my head, that reason is that Nina was the person behind the typewriter, talking to Charlie.

I'm sort of getting the feeling that Bell is on the other end of the typewriter.

Nina is no more than his bitch in this universe. The typewriter is clearly being controlled from the other side.

[DementedDarsh]

I'm sort of getting the feeling that Bell is on the other end of the typewriter.

Why would he talk about himsef with lines like "MEETING OCCURED" and whatnot, if he wanted to prevent the meeting, he could have chose to not do it. Plus, then the shapeshifter wouldn't have to drill Olivia for the info.

[King_Nothing]

I'm sort of getting the feeling that Bell is on the other end of the typewriter.

Nina is no more than his bitch in this universe. The typewriter is clearly being controlled from the other side.

I don't know... Nina probably led Olivia to the Massive Dynamic building because she was trying to get her killed by the shapeshifter guy.
I originally figured Bell was dead, but when I saw him, I assumed he was only going to help the team. I really don't see him being bad.
Nina, I always figured, would become a key bad guy at some point.

[The Black Ghost]

Cant have too much of anything good.

[Lumina]

Why would he talk about himsef with lines like "MEETING OCCURED" and whatnot, if he wanted to prevent the meeting, he could have chose to not do it. Plus, then the shapeshifter wouldn't have to drill Olivia for the info.

well playing devil's advocate here (I don't really think Bell is behind the typewriter) maybe Bell is a good guy pretending to be a bad guy pretending to be a good guy? If that makes any sense, lol.