I Think The Glue That Held Fringe

What I've Observed Is That Television In The Last Decade Has Increased To Something That's Almost Unrecognizable. They Are Feature Films. That's A Huge Shift, And It's Something The Audience Expects. They Still May Want To Watch Their Half-hour Sitcom, But When They Watch Scripted Drama, They Expect The Standard.

I Don't Know How I Absorb Things, But I Do. I Just Absorb Them. I Don't Over Read The Script, And I Don't Really Ever Spend Much Time Learning It.

I Don't Know Where The Line Is. I Don't Know How Much Of Myself Is In Walter. There's Got To Be A Bit Of Him There.

Particularly In The Final Season [of Fringe], When We Were Shooting Seven-day Episodes With A Reduced Budget And Big Special Effects, The Team Was So Polished, By Then, That We Were Able To Do It And, I Think, With Incredible Results.

Working In Television Is Very Hard. I Think People Know That.