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Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 6:10 PM EDT
Hey guys, my friend and I need some serious help. William Bell says to Olivia, We have a problem, I pulled you out of a moving car. This lead to what we saw in the season premiere of Olivia flying through the car windshield when she came back over. However, if we're not mistaken (and we haven't gone back to watch the season 1 finale so we may be) Olivia was never in a moving car. Was she not waiting in a restaurant where she was to meet Billy but he was a no show. She left the restaurant and got into an elevator with numerous other people and then she was in a elevator by herself. She got off and was taken to Bell's office. So please help me if I'm not recalling the events correctly but Olivia never got into a moving car right? Is this a plot hole that nobody is willing to discuss or that everybody missed? Or do I need to do my homework and rewatch the season 1 finale?
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Drauphnir |
1. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 8:46 PM EDT
She was actually...Myself as well as a few others believe this happened at the end of Season 1 where she had to swerve to nearly miss a car. Also remember in Season 2 when walter was fidgeting with the car that suddenly went haywire he jumped out and out popped Olivia....I believe that the car was a type of conduit between the realities in the "crude" manner Bell spoke of....
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the.other |
2. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 10:39 PM EDT
"Hey guys, my friend and I need some serious help. William Bell says to Olivia, We have a problem, I pulled you out of a moving car. This lead to what we saw in the season premiere of Olivia flying through the car windshield when she came back over. However, if we're not mistaken (and we haven't gone back to watch the season 1 finale so we may be) Olivia was never in a moving car. Was she not waiting in a restaurant where she was to meet Billy but he was a no show. She left the restaurant and got into an elevator with numerous other people and then she was in a elevator by herself. She got off and was taken to Bell's office. So please help me if I'm not recalling the events correctly but Olivia never got into a moving car right? Is this a plot hole that nobody is willing to discuss or that everybody missed? Or do I need to do my homework and rewatch the season 1 finale?"I want to simplify this for you the best I can, but my wording may not be so kind. Lets revisit the theory given at the end of Season 1, multiverses: "There is more than one of everything." With that in mind, take you back to the restaurant where Olivia waited for Billy who no-showed and she headed for the elevator. At this point, Olivia was "ripped" from that timeline and continued on in William Bell's universe. Meanwhile, a "carbon copy" of Olivia stayed behind and eventually made her way into her vehicle. Lastly, before sending the original Olivia back (to prevent multiple Olivia's in the same universe) he would have had to "pull Olivia from a moving vehicle" to remove the carbon copy and replace it with the original. Hope this helps. Essentially there was a gap, we just missed as we were viewing William Bell's world instead of Olivia's. If I need to explain it again, or if you'd like to discuss it, let me know. Do you find this valuable? |
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soulman1057 |
3. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 11:33 PM EDT
Your theory makes sense however it is purely speculative. Is there discussion of carbon copies or is this a theory you have concocted? And if your theory is true would there not be a carbon copy of William Bell in our universe?
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the.other |
4. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 11:43 PM EDT
"Your theory makes sense however it is purely speculative. Is there discussion of carbon copies or is this a theory you have concocted? And if your theory is true would there not be a carbon copy of William Bell in our universe? "The "carbon copy" theory is not my concoction, it's Walter's in fact. Remember him drawing on the chalkboard? Every decision makes a new reality while the "choice not taken" continues down another timeline which is unseen by those not a part of it. Bell made a choice to pull Olivia to his universe, so following that Olivia's timeline, she talked w/ Bell before crashing through her windshield. But when Bell pulled Olivia #1 through the segway, he created a second Olivia who continued to ride in the elevator and returned her car to have a wreck. Then through some method (not revealed yet) he "ripped" the second Olivia from the car and replaced her with the original. Please see my diagram here: http://i928.photobucket.com/albums/ad125/the-other/fringe.jpg If this doesn't help, I'm not sure how else to explain it. Do you find this valuable? |
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5. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 11:51 PM EDT
"Your theory makes sense however it is purely speculative. Is there discussion of carbon copies or is this a theory you have concocted? And if your theory is true would there not be a carbon copy of William Bell in our universe? "To answer your second question; based on my previous statement, yes. However, depending on which timeline we are following, not necessarily. It sounds contradictory, I know. But if Bell choose to jump to the other universe, then he simply removed himself from that timeline... there should actually be two Bell's in what we are seeing as the "other" universe. Going hand in hand with his theory that "two of the same thing can't exist in the same universe" and why he appears to be 'dying.' Do you find this valuable? |
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soulman1057 |
6. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 13 2009, 11:54 PM EDT
Is Olivia #2 in William Bell's universe now? Does she have all the knowledge Olivia #1 has? Why was there no indentation in the car on the seat? Is the Carbon Copy not a physical being?
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the.other |
7. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 14 2009, 8:04 PM EDT
"Is Olivia #2 in William Bell's universe now? Does she have all the knowledge Olivia #1 has? Why was there no indentation in the car on the seat? Is the Carbon Copy not a physical being?"I couldn't tell you where Olivia #2 is, I would assume she is in fact within Bell's universe. As for Olivia #2 having the memories of #1, the answer is "no". She was not a part of that time line at that given moment when Olivia talked to Bell, therefore she wouldn't be prone to that conversation (she may have the knowledge, but it would've had to have been gained from a prior or future conversation within Bell's universe between William & Olivia #2). To answer the 3rd question, there was no indentation in the seat as stated in the episode that Olivia was missing for approx. for 1-hour, giving us an idea of how long it takes to travel between universes. To answer the 4th question, the carbon copy is a physical being which resides on another universal plane. The best way to explain: lets say your alarm clock goes off, in essence you have several options (wake up, sleep in, hit snooze and wake up later, or wake up and return to bed, etc.)... you can only explore one avenue while carbon copies of yourself explore the other choices not made. Like I've tried to explain, there aren't just 1 or 2 of something, there are an infinite number of somethings that are the same thing (i.e.; Olivia's). Do you find this valuable? |
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8. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 14 2009, 8:46 PM EDT
Umm... What? No.These explanations are too complicated. It's simply a continuity issue. i distinctly rememer Nina Shaw escorting Olivia to the Elevator and telling her that she was going to see William Bell. All the other people disappeared out of the elevator before it reached its destination. They needed a hot season opener and the exploding from the car thing was what came up in the writer's meeting. In filmmaking, it's called continuity to keep certain elements in place to make smooth transitions. They broke continuity and felt like they could get away with it because of our short memories. But since I only keep up with one or 2 shows, it didn't get passed me. Do you find this valuable? |
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9. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 14 2009, 11:41 PM EDT
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"Hey guys, my friend and I need some serious help. William Bell says to Olivia, We have a problem, I pulled you out of a moving car. This lead to what we saw in the season premiere of Olivia flying through the car windshield when she came back over. However, if we're not mistaken (and we haven't gone back to watch the season 1 finale so we may be) Olivia was never in a moving car. Was she not waiting in a restaurant where she was to meet Billy but he was a no show. She left the restaurant and got into an elevator with numerous other people and then she was in a elevator by herself. She got off and was taken to Bell's office. So please help me if I'm not recalling the events correctly but Olivia never got into a moving car right? Is this a plot hole that nobody is willing to discuss or that everybody missed? Or do I need to do my homework and rewatch the season 1 finale?" ** Check out this post from another thread by dg5301: 84. RE: Episode 2.04 Momentum Deferred - After the Show Chatter Monday, 11:01 PM EDT | Post edited: Monday, 11:01 PM EDT Here's a TV Guide interview that explains Olivia's crossing over during her "near-miss" crash (which actually wasn't a near-miss at all), the whole "momentum deferred concept, and possible future scenarios for Charlie's character: http://www.observersarehere.com/fringe-charlie-will-be-back/2009/10/ 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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soulman1057 |
10. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 15 2009, 12:17 AM EDT
Thanks to the.other your explantions help for sure, but big thanks to gil_cdn for finding that interview! The interview confirms what the.other was talking about for the most part and it definetly gives a clear explantion of what happened and more specifically WHEN it happened. Can't wait to get my DVD's back from my friend so I can re-watch the finale. Thanks to everyone who posted!
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the.other |
11. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 15 2009, 7:49 PM EDT
"Thanks to the.other your explantions help for sure, but big thanks to gil_cdn for finding that interview! The interview confirms what the.other was talking about for the most part and it definetly gives a clear explantion of what happened and more specifically WHEN it happened. Can't wait to get my DVD's back from my friend so I can re-watch the finale. Thanks to everyone who posted!"I tried the best I could, hope it wasn't confusing -- It is just hard to put fringe science into words. Glad I could help though. "If mathematics is the language nature, then science is the language of God." -- Anon. Do you find this valuable? |
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12. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 21 2009, 6:18 PM EDT
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The people disappearing in the elevator was a perceptual time shift -- the people got off the elevator earlier. Why didn't Billy show up at the restaurant? He wasn't suppose to meet her in "the other world", he probably did show up in this world. When was she taken? As "Drauphnir" said, when she swerved to avoid the car. There is no carbon copy insertion bla bla bla. How would he do that? A "carbon copy" refers to a person in one world/dimension that is the same as the person in another. It's a mirror image, with some differences, of our world. Though "carbon copies" would not have to exist. Example: If JFK had more children in the other dimension, where he lives longer, there would not be a carbon copy of those children here. Because "here" he died.
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13. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 27 2009, 3:32 AM EDT
"The people disappearing in the elevator was a perceptual time shift -- the people got off the elevator earlier. Why didn't Billy show up at the restaurant? He wasn't suppose to meet her in "the other world", he probably did show up in this world. When was she taken? As "Drauphnir" said, when she swerved to avoid the car. There is no carbon copy insertion bla bla bla. How would he do that? A "carbon copy" refers to a person in one world/dimension that is the same as the person in another. It's a mirror image, with some differences, of our world. Though "carbon copies" would not have to exist. Example: If JFK had more children in the other dimension, where he lives longer, there would not be a carbon copy of those children here. Because "here" he died."OK - Im in Oz and havin just recently discovered Fringe .. Ive watch season 1 and that so far of season 2 in a week - thus Ive got a far more fresh memory ... thus Notime .. my rhoughts co - inside with yours. Its like 'sliding doors'... In one reality/universe Olivia manages to miss the car ... and thus what proceeds is a long wait for Nina Shaw/ Bells .. in another reality Olivia is pulled out of the car before she can swerve .. thus the crash and the crude transition - the elevator sequence is similar to a jetlag - were olivia experiences what might have been/ what is - the extended dejavu she has previously experienced. I think this transitional jetalg explains a lot ??? Do you find this valuable? |
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gil_cdn |
14. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 27 2009, 12:56 PM EDT
"OK - Im in Oz and havin just recently discovered Fringe .. Ive watch season 1 and that so far of season 2 in a week - thus Ive got a far more fresh memory ... thus Notime .. my rhoughts co - inside with yours. Its like 'sliding doors'... In one reality/universe Olivia manages to miss the car ... and thus what proceeds is a long wait for Nina Shaw/ Bells .. in another reality Olivia is pulled out of the car before she can swerve .. thus the crash and the crude transition - the elevator sequence is similar to a jetlag - were olivia experiences what might have been/ what is - the extended dejavu she has previously experienced. I think this transitional jetalg explains a lot ???"Good point! And welcome to the world of FRINGE! Do you find this valuable? |
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15. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Oct 28 2009, 5:59 PM EDT
"OK - Im in Oz and havin just recently discovered Fringe .. Ive watch season 1 and that so far of season 2 in a week - thus Ive got a far more fresh memory ... thus Notime .. my rhoughts co - inside with yours. Its like 'sliding doors'... In one reality/universe Olivia manages to miss the car ... and thus what proceeds is a long wait for Nina Shaw/ Bells .. in another reality Olivia is pulled out of the car before she can swerve .. thus the crash and the crude transition - the elevator sequence is similar to a jetlag -"I discovered Fringe on our (Canada's) Thanksgiving weekend, and I've become completely obsessed with it- so three weeks now! Now watching the dvd for the second time around, and have drawn up a list of all the things Walter mentions in the different episodes that point to when Peter came over,and how. So welcome, I'm so glad to see new people finding the show! Isn't it amazing?? As well as all the original fans, who have started some great threads here and thankfully kept the show going for renewal. You know you have the Fringe bug pretty bad when your wallpaper on your computer at work shows a Fringe shot, like mine does! lol i do have to say that from the interview that gil_cdn posted, it was always one Olivia only that we see; she thought she was supposed to go to the meeting, so she continues to the restaurant, but she's already in the alt world. I think it is our universe Nina who sets up the meeting, which was clever of the writers, because alt-Nina is 'away out of the country' when Olivia phones her, and so the real Olivia can meet at MD headquarters. And interesting that William knew it was our Olivia, and not alt-Olivia, meeting with him, so I wonder, is there something different between the two Olivia's, like with the two Charlies? Do you find this valuable? |
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16. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Nov 1 2009, 12:19 PM EST
What if the change for carbon Liv was made on the elevator, and carbon continued on, and had accident? Would explain why streets don't match. On elevator, Liv goesby floor 15, maybe about 2 floors, lights flash, and she passes floor 15 again, about 2 floors, and gets off. Well that office she looks out of is, is a lot higher than 15 floors. While watching DVD, i noticed that when it goes into first break, and leads up to Fringe logo, between first panel, with teleportation, and second panel, a quick glimpse of math formula appears, probably physics. I can't slow my player down enough to make it all out. Can anyone else? Also I noticed on this same thing, the last panel, before Fringe logo has a new word. clairaudience. Had to look this baby up, is a form of clairvoyance, and remote viewing, which is what has been happening to Liv, from as far back as Bad Dreams segment. God I love these shows, where you actually have to think. Do you find this valuable? |
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17. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Nov 4 2009, 2:02 PM EST
"I discovered Fringe on our (Canada's) Thanksgiving weekend, and I've become completely obsessed with it- so three weeks now! Now watching the dvd for the second time around, and have drawn up a list of all the things Walter mentions in the different episodes that point to when Peter came over,and how. So welcome, I'm so glad to see new people finding the show! Isn't it amazing?? As well as all the original fans, who have started some great threads here and thankfully kept the show going for renewal. You know you have the Fringe bug pretty bad when your wallpaper on your computer at work shows a Fringe shot, like mine does! lolI think you have summarized it correctly. I don't believe that a copy of Olivia was made when Bell pulled her out of the car. Remember, the car was empty when the authorities showed up. It was an hour later before Olivia rematerialized back in our universe and experienced the wreck with all its attendant unpleasantness. I don't know about the differences between our Olivia and alt-Olivia. I'm guessing that sometime we will get to see. Maybe Bell knew that it was our Olivia because he had set up all the circumstances. I wonder if he knew there would also be a car crash? If so, you'd think he could have done a little better for her than that! Do you find this valuable? |
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18. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Nov 5 2009, 2:38 PM EST
I went back and watched the near miss and you actually hear a crash at the appropriate time even though she swerved around the car. I thought that was interesting.Also, Will'am explains about the perception shifts she keeps experiencing - originally I thought the flashes in the elevator were Olivia switching to Earth2 (as I've started calling it) but now they appear to just be these shifts of perception. Do you find this valuable? |
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19. RE: Bell pulled Olivia out of a moving car?!?!?!?!?!
Nov 5 2009, 4:54 PM EST
"I went back and watched the near miss and you actually hear a crash at the appropriate time even though she swerved around the car. I thought that was interesting.While going through DVD set again, getting ready for 9pm, I noticed in Dreamscape, when Liv goes back in the tank, just as she gets off escalator, and heads to door, same kind of light flashes that is in elevator. Each change of scenery while in the tank, has a lot of the same light flashes as elevator light. Does this mean that Scott had gone to different universe, and met Bell, and was doing dirty deeds for him?? Do you find this valuable? |