Walter weird eye

[Evil von Scarry]

I noticed about 2/3 the way through this episode there is a scene with Walter sitting down in the lab, his right eye looked kind of strange like he
has a glass eye or cat like eye. Trick of the camera? Does he have a glass
eye? Or was this done deliberately? Just curious as there seems to be alot
of "easter eggs" in this show and strange clues throughout. Love the show ,
keep up the good work!!

[homerj]

i ntoiced this too. i thought it kind of looked like when a dog goes blind in one eye. it kind of loses color and looks cloudy.

[Oblivionous]

Its been stated previously here that John Noble has had eye surgery and sometimes a person's eye may appear clouded in everyday life and behind a camera screen.

Whether or not J.J. asked for permission from Noble to use this 'occurence' as an effect within Fringe remains to be seen.

[Madmarr]

I noticed about 2/3 the way through this episode there is a scene with Walter sitting down in the lab, his right eye looked kind of strange like he
has a glass eye or cat like eye. Trick of the camera? Does he have a glass
eye? Or was this done deliberately? Just curious as there seems to be alot
of "easter eggs" in this show and strange clues throughout. Love the show ,
keep up the good work!!

I notisced it too so wierd had to watch it over for couplel of times but yeah I think it was a some trick with the camera some error.

[Darquel]

2nd season screen cap

It adds more to the mystical element of Fringe, whether it was intentional or not.

[Casual Observer]

Walter's strange eye thing appeared in the episode tonight also (11/11/2010). His right eye had a small white or yellowish thing that churned around in the bottom right part of the iris in some scenes. Olivia looks right into his face and eyes and asks him if everything is all right. I don't see how they are doing this as part of the show. I think there is something wrong with his eye, but I can't tell you what it could be. Sometimes it looks glazed over, but other times, it has this moving, flickering glob on the side/bottom of his right eye. I read a lot and I have never read about something like this. Are there any Optometrists or Opthalmologists reading who can explain this? Anyone?

[Utnogrl]

He had lasik and the lens that they put in place there can cause this look when the light hits it in a certain way.

[stumps]

I was watching an episode of Stargate SG1 the other day and John Noble was on it, ( series 9 episode 20, Camalot ). I noticed his eye on that aswell, so his eye has been like it for a while.