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Contents

Introduction

The Bishop Revival
Season 2
Episode 14
Air Date January 28, 2010
Written by Robert Chiappetta
Glen Whitman
Directed by Adam Davidson
Starring Main Characters
Guest Cast Craig Robert Young as Alfred Hoffman
Clark Middleton as Edward Markham
Max Train as Eric Franko
Sierra Pitkin as Jordan
Alberta Mayne as Young Mother
Brendon Zub as David Staller
Aaron Brooks as Josh Staller
Nancy Linari as Eliza Staller
Leonard Tenisci as Harry Staller
Magda Harout as Eva "Nana" Staller
Dan Joffre as Detective Manning
Barbara Kottmeier as Shelley
John Macintyre as Young Usher
Lauren Attadia as Amanda
Al Miro as Neal
Craig Anderson as George
Diana Bang as Laura
Sam Bob as Homeless Man
Robin Douglas as Lynn Arrendt
Eve Harlow as Cashier
Omari Newton as Security Guard
Natalie Von Rotsburg as Speaker
Ectasia Sanders as Jenna
Ronald Thompson as Officer
Francisco Trusillo as Agent Doble
Previous Episode What Lies Below
Next Episode Jacksonville
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The Bishop Revival is the fourteenth episode of the second season of FRINGE. It first aired on January 28, 2010. A group of guests at a wedding suffocate from the inside out and the team investigates how the toxin was delivered and targeted. The wedding ceremony may be another testing ground for weaponized fringe science. Walter believes the formula may link to a branch in the Bishop family tree. The threat of more deadly attacks and family ties to the case mobilizes the entire Division.

Synopsis

Prologue

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

ACT IV

ACT V

ACT VI

Quotes

Trivia

General

  • The Observer walks past the window of the diner just before the attack there.
  • The molecular signature in the toxin visually represents a seahorse, and is similar to the shows promotional Glyph-N
  • As Walter heads to his office to find his father's scientific notes, an Apple Glyph seems to have been worn into the backrest of an office chair.

Production Notes

Continuity Errors

Recurring Themes

  • Designer DNA. The molecular map of the toxin had a recognizable signature in it. The parasites from In Which We Meet Mr. Jones had a genetic signature of its' designer as well - the repetitive code of ZFT.

Previously

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The courier in What Lies Below carries a bag bearing the logo of the "World Tolerance Initiative", foreshadowing a planned attack against the Annual Conference of the World Tolerance Initiative in The Bishop Revival.

Cultural References

Literary Techniques

Music

Brahms - Piano Quartet No. 1, Op.25 in G Major: III. Andante Con Moto-Animato by Arthur Rubinstein and Guarneri Quartet Download from iTunes
Brahms - Piano Quartet No. 1, Op.25 in G Minor: II. Intermezzo: Allegro M Non Troppo-Trio: Animato by Arthur Rubinstein and Guarneri Quartet Download from iTunes


Glyphs


Unanswered Questions

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  • Have Alfred Hoffman and Walter Bishop worked together before to use the toxin for selective killing?
    • Did Walter Bishop kill Alfred Hoffman to cover up this previous partnership?
  • Have Alfred Hoffman and Robert Bishop worked together before to use the toxin for selective killing?
  • Why Peter was not affected by the toxin at Hoffman's basement lab - a toxin designed for attacking Walter - if they are father and son and the toxin killed a whole family at the wedding?
  • Why did David Staller's mother recognize Hoffman at the wedding? Were they doing experimentation at her concentration camp during World War II?
    • Why was a Jewish wedding chosen for a site of Hoffman's experimentation? Simply because of their religion, or was David Staller's mother a specific target?
  • How does Hoffman still look the same after more than 50 years since the photograph at the end of the episode?
    • Does it have to do with the "eternal youth" experiments that Walter mentioned his father had completed?
  • Why did Robert Bishop die shortly after repatriating to the U.S. (1944, according to his tombstone)?


Episodes

Season 2:A New Day In The Old TownNight Of Desirable ObjectsFractureMomentum DeferredDream LogicEarthlingOf Human ActionAugustSnakeheadGrey MattersUnearthedJohari WindowWhat Lies BelowThe Bishop RevivalJacksonvillePeter

Season 1:PilotThe Same Old StoryThe Ghost NetworkThe ArrivalPower HungryThe CureIn Which We Meet Mr. JonesThe EquationThe DreamscapeSafeBoundThe No-BrainerThe TransformationAbilityInner ChildUnleashedBad DreamsMidnightThe Road Not TakenThere's More Than One of Everything


Transcripts

Season 2:A New Day In The Old TownNight Of Desirable ObjectsFractureMomentum DeferredDream LogicEarthlingOf Human ActionAugustSnakeheadGrey MattersUnearthedJohari WindowWhat Lies BelowThe Bishop RevivalJacksonvillePeter
Season 1:PilotThe Same Old StoryThe Ghost NetworkThe ArrivalPower HungryThe CureIn Which We Meet Mr. JonesThe EquationThe DreamscapeSafeBoundThe No-BrainerThe TransformationAbilityInner ChildUnleashedBad DreamsMidnightThe Road Not TakenThere's More Than One of Everything


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