Fringe. Explaining the End 

agree, lost and fringe are my two fav shows, they are so emotional

just finished a rewatch after watching live and oh, so incredibly great. John Noble was a powerhouse and the emotions at the end were strong

why?, For me It was a message to peter from walter that he is still alive.

@@przemekkak7029 That's great that this is what it means for you but the title of the video says, "Explaining the End". I want the perspective of the show's creator.

​@@DosBearthis video is from 2009 so it's like 4 years before the show's final episode.

@@przemekkak7029 I see.

My theory is that the Peter in the final scene is prime universe Peter, not alternate universe Peter. Prime universe Peter never died because September never interrupted prime Walter's research on Peter's cure. So Walter never crossed to the alternate universe and never caused the problems he had guilt for. Now, how on Earth September ever did something on accident given that he analyzes all possible timelines is a plot hole if you ask me.

@@CaseAgainstFaith1 september did not interrupted prime walter, he interrupted alt walter, not real walter

@@schutzstaffel6337 It has been a while since I watched it, so I could be mistaken. But as I recall, alt Walter did create the cure and so alt Peter lived. Prime Walter was interrupted and therefore did not create the cure. If I am wrong then why did prime Walter not create the cure?

@@CaseAgainstFaith1 because alt walter had other scientists with him, prime walter was alone, if walter did not go to alt universe for alt peter, then how peter met olivia and how peter is in normal univerce

@@schutzstaffel6337 You could be right. I may misremember

It was sadly rushed…probably since they cancelled it. I noticed it was only 13 episodes vs.22 in earlier seasons. At least they got 13 to try to wrap it up. I would love to see a re-boot. Such a great cast!